??Chapter 464: Chapter 464: Doing This… Isn’t It Wrong?
Chapter 464: Chapter 464: Doing This… Isn’t It Wrong?
Having the land deeds in Lin Caisang’s hands ant the emperor wasn’t going to chase him with a sword.
…
“You always act so rashly.”
After seeing off Lin Caisang and Ya Molian, the Eldest Prince holed up in the Elder Princess’ Mansion and refused to leave.
“I just can’t stand the way father handles things. What’s the point in forcing Miss Lin to stay against her will?” The Eldest Prince muttered, speaking in a low voice.
“Even if she’s here, her heart isn’t. If she ends up hating us, we’ll be at a loss. Why can’t father understand this simple principle?”
“How could your father not understand this principle?” The Elder Princess responded, lightly tapping his temple with her finger.
“It’s just that, as the emperor, his actions involve more than just himself. He needs a broader perspective. Unlike you, who only does what you want and disregards others, including your own father.”
“So what?”
The Eldest Prince still believed that his father was in the wrong this ti.
“Nothing.”
The Elder Princess sighed softly, looking at her nephew.
“However, you ssed up too.”
“Auntie, what do you an?” The Eldest Prince was confused by the Elder Princess’ words.
How had he ssed up? Clearly, his father was in the wrong. He was rely correcting the mistake.
“When I watched Miss Lin earlier, she seed very impressed by you,” the Elder Princess explained.
From her perspective, her brother did make a mistake. Lin Caisang was not your typical lady from Jianan City – her thoughts and perspectives were unique and could not be treated as typical.
If her brother continues his approach, it might backfire.
But with the Eldest Prince making a fuss, Feng’er’s image has improved in Lin Caisang’s eyes. His defiance of his own father’s authority, and his straightforwardness might be appealing to Lin Caisang.
“You should stay at my place for a while. If your father sends soone to summon you, I’ll handle it,” she suggested.
“Feng’er knew Auntie cares about
the most, thank you, Auntie.”, Upon hearing her words, the Eldest Prince imdiately bead with joy.
The Elder Princess shook her head and sighed to herself; after all, he was still a child. No matter how much he pretended to be an adult, he still needed soone to protect him in order to go further.
“Next ti Miss Lin visits, try talking to her more. If you can beco friends with her, your father won’t bla you anymore,” she advised after thinking a mont.
“Really? Is that possible?”
The Eldest Prince hesitated. After spending so days together, he ca to realize that Miss Lin was not a talkative person, she disliked trouble, and always acted decisively without complications.
He naturally wanted to befriend such a person. But the problem was, was she willing?
“Auntie, she already has soone she loves – wouldn’t it be improper for
to proceed this way?”
“What are you thinking, child?”
Hearing that, the Elder Princess gave him a firm thump on the forehead, her face stern.
“I’m telling you to sincerely befriend Lin—treat her like a brother, nothing more. Don’t misinterpret my words. Ah, you really need a queen who can rein you in.”
“Heh, heh heh.”
ntioning the queen, the Eldest Prince let out a guilty chuckle, instinctively avoiding the topic.
“Auntie, I think the dicine in the kitchen should be ready. I’ll go and fetch it for you. We’ll need to prepare a new batch tomorrow.”
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