Fortunate Life of the Rural Beauty

Princess Ronghe didn’t care about the crying maid being dragged away by the guards, instead, she hastily put on a forced smile and apologized sincerely to Mrs. Chu and Chen Afu. Chen Afu pretended not to hear, while Mrs. Chu lambasted Feng Miaohua for her lack of upbringing, for being ruthless and vile even though she was still young, for being difficult to wed because of her future prospects, etc. Princess Ronghe was livid, and Feng Miaohua was sobbing uncontrollably.

This banquet gathered almost all of the prestigious families in the Capital City. With Mrs. Chu’s words, it would be difficult for Feng Miaohua to find a good marital match in the future, unless it was bestowed as a reward.

Queen An, the hostess, also apologized to Mrs. Chu and Chen Afu. She cursed Rong Zhao a thousand times in her heart, believing that Rong Zhao had brought bad luck to the An Royal Mansion. This was the first time such an incident had occurred at her Lotus Banquet, which she had been hosting for over a decade.

Ying Hui and Zhang Ziqi, who initially did not want to offend Feng Miaohua, explained in a low voice, embarrassed. They were scared earlier but now realized it was the maid who deliberately burnt the person.

Chen Afu thanked the frank Sixth Princess Li Cheng and Zhu Ying’er. Li Cheng was close to Shiyi and also being a princess, she wasn’t afraid of Feng Miaohua seeking revenge on behalf of Chu Hanyan. But it was rare for Zhu Ying’er to stand with Chu Hanyan. Chen Afu thought, he needs to invite Zhu Ying’er to his house more often in the future and cultivate her as Ms. Chu’s most intimate confidante.

Shiyi did not go to the Outer Court during the meal, but sat beside Chu Hanyan, arranging the dishes for her and coaxing her to eat more.

In the eyes of the bystanders, Chu Hanyan had injured her left hand, if it was her right hand, the Eleventh Prince would definitely feed her personally. Although a bit much, Eleventh Prince was currently the Imperial Palace’s most beloved prince by the Emperor and Empress, as well as the Crown Prince, so no one dared to openly object.