In the Imperial Study of Chengguang Hall, the Emperor hummed a tune while reviewing memorials.
Sun Kui, who was waiting on the side, was puzzled by the Emperor's good mood. Why was His Majesty in such high spirits? Could it be because he betrothed the younger daughter of the Kong Family's Senior Official to Prince Dai?
Betrothing the younger daughter of the Kong Family to Prince Dai was no small matter, yet the Emperor showed no signs of it. Sun Kui had always been by the Emperor's side, and although His Majesty never confided in a mere servant, he would occasionally hint at his intentions. But this time, nothing at all.
Thinking of the Emperor's unpredictable nature, Sun Kui suddenly had a startling thought: Could it be that this betrothal was a sudden decision by His Majesty?
The Emperor, without the ability to read minds, naturally didn't know what Sun Kui was thinking. The tune he was humming grew louder and more peculiar.
