The Princess of Northern Land

Li Yanran was stunned. What does this mean?

With tears streaming down her face, the old lady looked at her foolish appearances, regretting even more the words she had just spoken. What could such a person do even if she entered the Wang Residence? Knowing only to bicker and sulk, how could she help the Prince? Perhaps, she could even stir up trouble in the backyard and add chaos to the Prince’s life instead.

Official source is novel⁂fire.net

Then, thinking of Chu Suifeng’s words and recalling her daughter’s wrongful death, the old lady started to drift into a trance.

"Please take good care of the old lady, Nanny." Chu Suifeng instructed, "If anything is lacking, notify the residence, I will send someone to bring it over. Make sure she takes her medicine, don’t miss a dose."

"Yes, this old servant understands. Please don’t worry, Prince." Having witnessed the entire incident, Nanny Qilan felt both sympathy for the old lady and heartache for Chu Suifeng.

She knew that Chu Suifeng had lacked warmth and family love since he was a child. The Prince valued the old lady highly and harbored feelings for her. No doubt, his refusal of the old lady and harsh words today had probably made him feel unpleasant as well.

The Old Lady. Having served by the Old Lady’s side for many years, Nanny Qilan knew all too well the difficulties she faced as a woman leading a family to this point. Thus, as a servant, the sight of the conflict between both parties brought her heartache. One could only imagine the complexity and distress in the hearts of the two parties involved.

The old lady seemed utterly lost. As Chu Suifeng prepared to leave, she remained silent, with no spark in her eyes.

"Mother." Seeing Chu Suifeng about to leave the Marquis Residence, the Marquis grew anxious. He didn’t want to leave the Northern Land, but he couldn’t either. If the Prince left the Marquis Residence today, they would have to leave their home eventually.

"Grandmother, rest assured. As long as the Li family doesn’t betray our original intentions, they can stay. I will look after them for my grandmother’s and my mother’s sake. Take good care of your health, else I will not be able to rest easy." In the end, Chu Suifeng, unable to let go, made a promise to the old lady as he was about to leave. It was a form of compensation for his previous rejection of the old lady’s request.