You break off my engagement and I dig your ancestral graves

The carriage entered the city gate. Xiao Dai said goodbye to a few people and went to the Prince's Mansion in a dusty manner.

Liang Heng absolutely did not dare to go home. As soon as he entered the city gate, he put on a mask to cover his face. After the prince got off the carriage, he could not wait to get in.

"We have a deep brother-sister relationship. You won't just stand by and watch me die, right?" He held his sister's hand and asked seriously.

Cui Yingying held his hand back and promised solemnly, "Don't worry, second brother, I will never stand by and watch you die."

It just so happens that we are short of a helper for digging the grave tomorrow. After the lessons from the previous times, the Wei family will definitely be more vigilant.

Han Liang looked up at the two of them, then continued to organize his masterpiece, worried about the business of his shop.

I haven't been back for a long time and I don't know how the situation is.

The carriage took him and Zhao Chou to the door of the shop, and the remaining three went straight to the princess's mansion.

After such a long journey, Cui Yingying fell asleep as soon as she returned to her warm little bed.

Liang Heng, who took food as his first priority, asked the kitchen to prepare delicious food for him first. He ate heartily before dragging his tired body to the bed. The moment he covered himself with the quilt, he muttered in enjoyment, "This is a heavenly life!"

Only Zhuyu was pulled under the eaves by Lianli and Nanny Su and questioned for a long time, asking her to tell them every detail of her journey.

After more than half an hour, Zhu Yu patted his chest with lingering fear, "You don't know how scared His Highness was when he learned that the princess was going on a long journey."

"Yes!" Nanny Su nodded in agreement.

Zhu Yu chuckled bitterly; she was not having a good time either.

Who would have thought that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince would actually chase after her, but he dared not make it public as it would cause trouble.

……

In the prince's residence.

Xiao Dai took off his thick fox fur coat, sat down beside the brazier, and sighed deeply, "Now that the Ruan family is in your hands, brother can breathe a sigh of relief."

"But do we need to change this marriage?"

Wouldn't it be better to replace them with their people? In this way, the Ruan family will be truly controlled by the royal family. When the power of these families is too great, it will be a huge threat to the royal family.

Xiao Su said without even raising his head: "No need to change, Shen Yue is a smart person."

The two had already met when he came back. What Shen Yue wanted was freedom, not to be bound by the family, but before that she had to make certain sacrifices.

Marrying to Taiyuan was her best choice. It was thousands of miles away and no one could interfere with her.

Once Ruan Qianhua died, she became the one in charge of the Ruan family.

It would be great if I could have a child.

Xiao Dai nodded, feeling much more relieved, thinking that the trip was not in vain.

Then he frowned again and said worriedly, "Yingying's matter..."

"Please keep this secret, brother." Xiao Su interrupted him.

Xiao Dai looked at him with a complicated expression.

This child has been more stable than his peers since he was young. He wants to do everything to the best of his ability and he understands his identity and status.

While his younger brothers and sisters were having fun, he buried his head in his studies.

Now that there is finally something that he cares about, as his elder brother he has to help out no matter what.

"Come, my royal brother, give me a hug." Xiao Dai was daydreaming. He sniffed and walked towards him with his arms open.

Xiao Su threw a book at him with a look of disgust.

The wind and snow outside were getting heavier and heavier, but the tense atmosphere in the house was relieved a lot.

Wu Xu walked out of the door, shaking his head and left. It was great that he didn't have to accompany the Crown Prince to read those memorials today. He could just take a rest.