Su Tianyou’s eyes were sowhat deep. While on the viewing platform, he saw that Princess Cuiwei had been glancing at Mingwei. Now, upon entering the hunting grounds, she wanted to leave him to find Mingwei.
Clenching his fists tightly, Su Tianyou suppressed the anger in his heart, his voice sowhat low: "Weier, do you dislike that much?"
Princess Cuiwei, who was looking around for Mingwei, was slightly taken aback, then smiled awkwardly: "What are you talking about, cousin? How could I dislike you? You’re my brother. Besides the Eldest Imperial Brother, you’re my favorite!"
Brother?
Su Tianyou felt a pain in his heart. So, in her heart, he was just like Zhao Hongqian, just a brother!
"Cousin, I’m going over there, don’t worry about !"
Princess Cuiwei’s voice echoed in his ears, and by the ti Su Tianyou snapped back to reality, she was already riding far away.
Su Tianyou’s eyes grew darker. She was definitely going to find Mingwei, which served as a reminder. In the hunting grounds, swords have no eyes; who knows what might happen?
In that case, might as well...
Empress Su intended to use this spring hunt to foster feelings between Su Tianyou and Princess Cuiwei, so apart from Su Tianyou, she didn’t arrange for any other guards to accompany them.
This actually provided a good opportunity for Princess Cuiwei to sneak away for a date. She rembered Mingwei heading in this direction; if she followed this path, perhaps she could...
"Ah!"
A scream rang out, and Princess Cuiwei, terrified, found a yellow-green snake with its tongue flicking in front of her.
She didn’t know if the snake was venomous, but its green eyes were fixed on her horse.
"Ah ah ah! How unlucky can I be!"
Though Princess Cuiwei feared nothing, she wasn’t truly brave. It wasn’t just snakes; even mice and caterpillars scared her to death.
"Snake Beauty? Big Brother Snake? Grandma Snake? Wuwu, go away, stop looking at !"
Princess Cuiwei really wanted to die. In past years, many guards followed her, and these dangerous things were chopped down long before getting close.
But this year, no one was there to help.
If she had known, she should have let Su Tianyou accompany her!
"Haha, haha."
A low laugh ca from behind the bushes. Focused on begging the snakes, Princess Cuiwei’s back stiffened, and she imdiately raised her eyebrows: "Mingwei! Co out! Is this how you treat your friends?"
It was indeed Mingwei, secretly watching from the bushes.
Mingwei laughed heartily, leaped forward, and slashed the snake blocking the path in two.
As Princess Cuiwei said, Mingwei had indeed been following her and saw her fear of the snake.
However, as he was about to rush out heroically, he noticed that the current Princess Cuiwei was completely different from usual. Her stubbornness in pleading was so adorable.
Princess Cuiwei wrinkled her nose and glared at him: "You’re too cruel! Deliberately laughing at !"
Mingwei looked at her amusedly, his eyes full of deep affection: "Don’t worry, as long as there’s danger, I’ll be by your side..."
Before he could finish, Mingwei’s ears twitched, and he quickly flew forward, knocking Princess Cuiwei to the ground.
Hiss!
Thud!
Princess Cuiwei only felt a dizzy spell, then fell heavily to the ground.
Opening her eyes, she saw an arrow wedged into the ground, its tail still trembling slightly.
"Mingwei!"
Princess Cuiwei suddenly snapped back to reality, seeing Mingwei holding her in his arms, his face pale, with bright red blood pouring from his left shoulder.
Injured!
"Mingwei!"
Princess Cuiwei’s cry quickly drew the attention of many patrolling guards. Seeing soone injured, they imdiately sprang into action, though they were also quite relieved.
Fortunately, the injured was not Princess Cuiwei; otherwise, their heads might have been at risk.
Mingwei’s left shoulder was injured. Though not deep, the bleeding was significant and dangerous.
However, he had a good physique, and with the Imperial Physician’s treatnt, he soon recovered.
As for the arrow, they never discovered who shot it. It was eventually concluded that a hunter accidentally misfired it.
The wounded was just a little guard, which wouldn’t usually alert the Emperor and Empress, but since Princess Cuiwei was involved, they quickly learned that Mingwei had saved her.
The Empress was both worried and relieved, greatly appreciating her daughter’s savior.
The Emperor felt the sa; his precious Mingzhu had nearly been hurt, and their savior deserved a proper reward.
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