Chapter 179: Four More Updates
Zheng Tianxin walked through the ladies’ section in a very "people-friendly and easygoing" manner, naturally becoming the most dazzling scenery there—a large entourage occupied more than half of the mountain path.
Those who couldn’t join the conversation or whose status was not high enough diverged from the path from afar, leaving the main road for the Eldest Princess.
A female servant quickly made her way through the crowd, arriving directly beside Zheng Tianxin.
Miss Zhang, walking alongside, tactfully fell back a couple of steps, and the female servant immediately reached Princess Zheng’s side, whispering a few words into her ear.
Upon hearing this, Zheng Tianxin smiled, "It’s done?" It was even simpler than she had imagined. Her people had been waiting for so long, and finally, the time had come to leave the single life behind.
Zheng Tianxin suddenly felt that it was too easy to accomplish and thus uninteresting. She would rather have Zheng Nianru witness Master Yin He being snatched by her in person; letting her off so easily didn’t satisfy her.
Miss Zhang seemed to sense the Eldest Princess’s discontent. Had something unpleasant occurred? Although she was on good terms with the Eldest Princess, she knew all too well that the Eldest Princess was capricious and held life cheaply, killing on a whim if it pleased her.
"Eldest Princess, it seems that the Commandery Princess has also entered. Who knows, having not come out for so long, she might get lost..." Miss Zhang originally followed along with the Eldest Princess’s remark to mock Princess Chao Ren.
Zheng Tianxin, upon hearing that, suddenly turned to look at Zheng Linghui. Startled by such a look, Zheng Linghui felt somewhat flustered. Had she said something wrong?
The other ladies from the Hejian Aristocratic Family also felt uneasy inside. The Eldest Princess clearly disliked Princess Chao Ren, so why did the elder sister mention her for no reason?
Zheng Tianxin suddenly laughed, yes, she wondered how she hadn’t thought of it; indeed, the Commandery Princess, having lived in seclusion in the deep palace for so long, was naturally prone to getting lost.