The Crown Prince of Li Country had proposed to marry Princess Rong Huan and left behind a letter hastily bidding farewell the very next day.
The letter simply stated that there was an important matter at court and that he would visit another day.
Outside the imperial city, in a guesthouse, a tall figure stood by the window, watching the caravan of Li Country leave Jing Country, with a cold glint flickering in his eyes.
At that moment, a respectful voice came from behind, "Crown Prince, everything has been arranged."
The man grunted in acknowledgment, picked up the teacup from the table, took a sip, and then turned to leave.
With the departure of the Crown Prince of Li Country, not only did Princess Rong Huan heave a sigh of relief, but Prince Jing also relaxed. Although Li Country was a friendly neighbor, Princess Rong Huan was his most beloved and he had heard some rumors about the Crown Prince. He really didn't want to marry off his treasured daughter to him.
