Chapter 542: Don’t Bully a Friend’s Wife
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
Does he trust Liu Shii?
Huangfu Lingyao trusted Liu Shii. He didn’t believe she was connected to the Empress or the Crown Prince. But this belief didn’t prompt him to confess the truth to her now.
He hadn’t forgotten that Huangfu He was still trying every ans to take Liu Shii back. Even though there had been no movents recently, who knew if they were scheming sothing in the shadows?
If he made a wrong move now and Liu Shii, in her anger, chose to return to her old lover, where could he go to cry then?
His silence infuriated Mu Jiangli. “Huangfu Lingyao, if you’re not sincere to Shii, stay away from her!”
Huangfu Lingyao’s face was no better, he retorted, “I haven’t settled the score with you yet!”
Although he was lying in bed, his aura was not weak at all. He looked up at Mu Jiangli and said slowly, “Mu Jiangli, my wife is innocent and romantic, her thoughts are different from ordinary people. She doesn’t mind you calling her by her na, but you… just an acquaintance, calling another man’s fiancee by her na?, don’t you find it presumptuous?”
Mu Jiangli was stunned.
Huangfu Lingyao added, “We’ve known each other for years, we can be considered friends. Friends’ wives should not be deceived! You claim to be knowledgeable and reasonable, don’t you understand such basic principles of propriety and honor?”
He didn’t bring up Liu Shii allowing Mu Jiangli to call her by her na because she had always been that way, just like Xu Xian. She let Xu Xian call her by her na, but Xu Xian knew his limits and wouldn’t overstep them.
But Mu Jiangli, repeatedly addressing her as Shii, as if Liu Shii were his family’s daughter, truly irritated him!
He spoke harshly, and Mu Jiangli was understandably furious. He swept his sleeve forcefully and said, “Fine, you stubborn mule. I want to see if you’ll regret this in the future!”
A gust of furious wind swept through, yet there was no trace of anyone by the bed.
Huangfu Lingyao hesitated and said, “Hey! Release Lu Ying’s acupoints before you leave!”
But there was no response.
He sighed and continued, “I’ve driven him away, but…”
Undeniably, what Mu Jiangli said made so sense.
He wanted to confess, but he couldn’t take the risk now!
His wife had finally developed feelings for him, not the kind a mother has for her silly son, but the budding affection between an engaged couple.
If he were to tell her now: “I lied to you, I’ve been deceiving you every day, I approached you to use you and manipulate the Crown Prince from the beginning…”
Wouldn’t that be tantamount to seeking death?
Liu Shii used to have feelings for Huangfu He. What if Huangfu He seized this opportunity to sow discord? He would lose everything!
Yes, he had been suspicious all along. The reason Huangfu He remained inactive was because he couldn’t find an opportunity to intervene. Once a problem arose between him and Liu Shii, Huangfu He would surely step in! Being a Crown Prince requires great composure indeed!
The next day, the magistrate submitted the case to the Grand Court of Justice. Because of the recent unfortunate events, it was considered inauspicious to take in disciples at this ti, so Liu Shii postponed her eting with Shu Yutong.
Liang Yi was highly skilled in manipulating the naval forces. That night, he sent people to spread the news in the streets and alleys.
After having breakfast, Liang Wei, accompanied by his eldest son, Liang Yong, escorted the injured King Dun Yu into the palace. Liu Shii, as the chief physician, couldn’t entrust her family’s silly puppy to other physicians, so she naturally followed along.
Their son was wounded by a sword, so of course, Emperor Huangfu Quan had to bring the Empress to Deer Seeking Hall to visit. The Liang family briefly explained the situation, and the Emperor allowed them to leave the palace.
Upon seeing the Emperor and Empress, the Second Prince, in his simple-minded manner, began to sob, “Father… and Mother…”
Sob, sob, sob, blah, blah, blah… Huangfu Lingyao began to ramble on.
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