She was genuinely just marveling at the sheer amount of snow; she didn't mean anything by it.
But then again, we were just discussing how to continue effectively preventing the women in the backyard from interfering, and then I made this remark. It's possible that I misunderstood.
Thinking it over, Jiaming didn't explain, letting Xiao Hezi just assume that's what she meant, "I've always trusted you to handle things."
As she finished speaking, she felt a little hungry, so she reached into the dish on the table on the couch, picked up a piece of plum blossom cake, and ate it gracefully.
Just as she swallowed a bite, Jiaming put the half-eaten pastry in front of her mouth, about to take another bite, when suddenly she had a premonition and thought of Hongxuan. She quickly pulled the pastry back from her mouth and looked at Xiao Hezi, instructing him, "Although Xuan'er is under the care of Master's men and is therefore safer, we still can't be complacent and need to be vigilant."
Xiao Hezi understood his master's worries, fearing that someone might have designs on his young master and try to influence him through him.
However, he looked troubled and hesitated as he looked at Jiaming, saying, "But, since the young master lives in the front courtyard, I can't personally arrange precautions. So, this matter still has to be handled by Granny Sun, who is in charge of the young prince's courtyard."
“Then talk to Granny Sun and remind her,” Jiaming said, then after a moment of contemplation, continued, “It shows you take it seriously by personally delivering the message. I just had a bad feeling about Hongxuan, so you must see Xuan’er and personally tell him to be careful.”
The master's premonition was quite accurate. Xiao Hezi's expression immediately became very serious. He stood up, bowed respectfully to Jiaming, responded with a "Yes," and then hurriedly left to carry out his master's orders.
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