On the other hand, Su Wanwan never showed any genuine affection for the Emperor from beginning to end.
Instead, she was constantly entangled with different men.
The two were probably truly destined to be apart, and breaking up... isn't necessarily a bad thing.
When Steward Li returned, he found that Lu Xingjian and Yu Ji were not in the house, but standing in the courtyard admiring the plum blossoms.
Yu Ji tugged at Lu Xingjian's arm and chattered incessantly.
Lu Xingjian seemed somewhat distracted, occasionally smiling and replying indulgently, "Is that so?"
He didn't say anything when he saw Steward Li coming over.
For some reason, seeing this loving scene made Steward Li feel a little sad.
...
Perhaps feeling a bit down, Su Wanwan didn't go straight back to her residence, but instead went to the horse market outside the city.
The northern grasslands and Daliang have always maintained a border trade market.
Some of the finest horses can be bought here.
Su Wanwan immediately took a liking to a sleek, golden-coated horse and bought it without haggling.
This horse bears a striking resemblance to the Akhal-Teke horse that Gu Ziyu took her riding back then.
The horse seller was a little worried when he saw that she wanted to ride it right away. He said that the horse was spirited and he could take her for a few laps while holding the reins.
Su Wanwan didn't pay much attention to it.
She just wanted to run a couple of laps to let the exhilaration of riding a horse wash away the frustration in her heart.
When the horse stopped, she realized that they had crossed a hill and were quite far from the horse market.
The horse seller gave her a sharp look, sizing her up and down.
Su Wanwan instinctively sensed something was wrong, pulled back the reins, and spurred her horse toward the horse market.
However.
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