After rebirth, she turned around and married the emperor's uncle and tore the scumbag apart

Su Lingyue was embroidering a handkerchief in the hall, but after half an hour, she still hadn't finished embroidering one of the butterfly's wings.

Seeing that she was absent-minded, Caiyi asked softly, "Miss, are you feeling unwell?"

Su Lingyue shook her head, as if she had made up her mind. She put down the embroidery in her hand and said to Caiyi, "Caiyi, give me the pen and ink. I want to write a letter to my second cousin."

"Okay." Caiyi responded.

But before she could get up, Caidie, who was dozing off beside her, woke up suddenly. With her eyes half opened, she got up and went to get the pen and ink from the cabinet.

Su Lingyue looked at her half asleep and half awake, and couldn't help laughing, "Cai Die, if you are too sleepy, go back to your room and sleep. There is nothing to worry about."

"No." Caiyi blinked her eyes as her sleepiness gradually faded away, and said, "I just want to follow Miss and Sister. Wherever you are, I will be there."

As he spoke, he had already brought the pen and ink and placed them in front of Su Lingyue.

Su Lingyue handed the embroidery in her hand to Caidie and began to write a letter. The white jade bamboo-joint pen shone with a warm luster between her fair fingers.

Caiyi asked curiously, "Why did the young lady write a letter to the second young master?"

Su Lingyue answered as she wrote: "I want to go see Wang Yirong, and I want my second cousin to accompany me."

"Why?" She came closer puzzled.

Su Lingyue asked softly: "Am I related to Wang Yirong?"

Caiyi shook her head.

"If I go to see her alone now, what will others think?"

Caiyi looked at the roof and thought for a while, then she suddenly realized: "The Second Young Master is the enemy of the Wang family. Going to see them now would be like adding insult to injury."

Su Lingyue smiled lightly, "Yeah, that's it."

After writing the letter, Caiyi was about to go out with the letter and ask someone to deliver it to Jiang Siqi, when she remembered a very important question.

She turned around stiffly and said in a weak voice: "Miss, before the prince left, he ordered that you and us cannot leave the house. Anyone who disobeys the order will be beaten to death."

"Being beaten to death?"

"Yes."

Hearing this, Caidie, who was dozing off beside him, suddenly woke up and said, "Yes, the prince told us before he left."

For a moment, Su Lingyue felt that the word was so unfamiliar, and even Xiao Yu, who gave such an order, was unfamiliar to her.

"Why?" Su Lingyue was puzzled. "Xiao Changan has been imprisoned, and my uncle has been released from prison. There is nothing that can threaten us. Why can't I leave the house?"

Caiyi shook her head, "I don't know. Maybe the prince is worried that the young lady will be in danger while he is away."

Seeing Su Lingyue's frown, Caiyi walked to her side and comforted her softly, "Miss, if you want to convey something, just ask the second young master to help you pass it on. Miss Wang doesn't have much friendship with you, so you don't have to make a special trip to see her."

"The young lady is in the mansion. Can you embroider the handkerchief in the oven?" Caiyi coaxed softly.

Something is very wrong.

If you are worried about her getting into an accident, just let Ajing follow her like before. There is no need to keep her and the maidservants around her from leaving the house.

It's like house arrest.

Why did Xiao Yu put her under house arrest? She couldn't figure it out.

Suddenly, she remembered that Caiyi had gone out of the house a few days ago to find Qin Wan Ning to see her.

"Caiyi, how did you get out of the house to find Wan Ning?" Su Lingyue asked puzzledly.

Caiyi said, "Guard Yun drove the car himself and took me to pick her up. Originally, the guard wouldn't let me leave the house, saying that the prince had given instructions. But I saw that the young lady was unhappy, and I felt bad. I thought that you would feel better if you met Miss Qin, so I went to Guard Yun and talked to him for a long time before he agreed. But he said he had to follow."

If Yun Ting was worried that Su Lingyue might encounter an accident, it would be understandable that he didn't allow her to go out. But why did he have to follow Caiyi personally whenever she went out?

Su Lingyue frowned tightly, feeling inexplicably flustered.

It seemed like something big had happened, but she didn't know it.

Su Lingyue sat down on the chair holding a handkerchief, and said to Caiyi with a sullen face: "Call Yunting over, I have something to ask him."

"Yes, Miss." Caiyi responded and left the hall with the letter.