Pregnant Before the Royal Marriage-Chapter 939 - Little Wish_1

Chapter 939 -939 Little Wish_1

The moment the Prince of Wutong saw the situation, what was there to hesitate about?

Hurry up and move!

Once the Imperial Court reacts, that batch of bandit silver won’t be his problem anymore!

“Lingshan Temple is supposed to be a place of purification but it has been harboring bandits, this cannot be tolerated! Search the place!”

With a wave of his hand, the Prince of Wutong had his hundreds of men, fierce as tigers and wolves, swarm in.

Cries of surprise and alarm from the monks echoed everywhere.

As for the Prince of Wutong himself, under the pretext of protecting Master Jieming, he directly brought his men to Master Jieming’s quarters.

This couldn’t be seen from the top of the wall.

Jiang Ning was filled with curiosity and wanted to follow behind by jumping off the wall.

Jiang Yi quickly stopped her, “Young lady, stop causing trouble, you want to follow them inside too? We’ve already seen this much, it’s best we head back.”

“Don’t worry, I’ll protect Seventh Miss!”

Gufeng was a fearless man. Everything he did hinged on Seventh Miss’s wishes. No matter what Seventh Miss did, even if she were to make a hole in the sky, he would boldly assist her.

Seventh Miss just wanted to watch the fun, how could such a small wish not be granted?

However, Jiang Ning’s small wish ultimately didn’t come true.

A patrolling soldier noticed the movement on the wall.

“Who’s there?”

The soldier demanded loudly, his voice drawing the attention of others.

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“Run!” Jiang Ning said.

“Don’t worry, Seventh Miss, I’m here!”

True to his reputation as a Shadow Guard, Gufeng immediately took hold of Jiang Ning with one hand and Jiang Yi with the other, and darted away as fast as the wind.

He didn’t heave a sigh of relief until he had stuffed them both fully into the carriage, and immediately ordered it to return to the palace.

Jiang Ning peeked her head out and laughed: “It’s a good thing you came, Gufeng.”

“All thanks to the foresight of the Crown Prince.”

“Indeed, even though the Crown Prince is physically in the palace, his mind is fully aware of everything happening outside.” Jiang Yi said with a laugh, “Seventh Sister, how does it feel to have all your movements under control?”

“Not great.”

Jiang Ning said truthfully.

Jiang Yi laughed, “Without the assistance of the Crown Prince this time, we wouldn’t have been able to act so smoothly.”

“This was originally his problem as well.”

“You really spare no one with your sharp tongue.”

Jiang Yi looked outside, after they entered the city, he asked to stop the coach, telling Jiang Ning, “I’ll get off here.”

“Isn’t it better to be taken right to your doorstep?”

“It’s already late, you should hurry back to the palace. Inside the city, do you think I won’t be able to find my way home?”

Jiang Ning laughed, “Alright, then. Third Brother, remember to look into that Imperial Censor and what his deal is.”

“Understood. Gufeng, don’t rush, drive the carriage steadily.”

Jiang Yi stood by the roadside, watching the carriage drive away, then turned to head back to his house.

Unexpectedly, he spotted someone waiting for him.

“So it’s Lord He.” Jiang Yi approached, smiling at the young official under the dim light, “Are you waiting here for me this late.”

He Tang gave a slight nod, saying, “It’s me who gave Huang Ren the evidence.”

Jiang Yi’s brows contracted slightly, “Why?”

“I had originally intended to give it to the Crown Prince, however, since Third Master Jiang entrusted Huang Ren with this matter, I decided to lend a hand.”

Jiang Yi raised his eyebrows, “You’re working on behalf of the Crown Prince? He Tang, I appreciate your care for my little sister when she was young and, to be frank with you given the current situation, you should avoid taking sides. Do you know why Seventh Sister didn’t drag you into this?”

He Tang spoke softly: “I appreciate Third Master Jiang’s advice. However, I am only loyal to Great Sheng, loyal to the Imperial Court.”