Ye Ning brought him along, in a dominant manner, right indeed. As a royal family mber of M Country, and the prince with the most significant right to succession, he should be inherently dominant in the future.
Ye Ning stepped into the royal palace with Xiaojian.
Everyone watched with gleeful schadenfreude, assuming Ye Ning was about to et her end.
At a glance, they saw Mang Ziqiong running over, her anxious deanor made Ai Jia silently scoff.
Mang Ziqiong walked up to Ye Ning. Everyone had thought they’d see a furious Mang Ziqiong, but she fixed her gaze on Ye Ning and didn’t move for quite a while.
Her expression was void of any hints of rebuke.
Mang Ziqiong reached out and took Ye Ning’s hand, her eyes moistened.
Ye Ning was taken aback, looking at Mu Yeli in surprise.
Mu Yeli simply nodded at her, putting her at ease.
With Mu Yeli’s reassuring gaze, Ye Ning had no more worries.
...
Ai Jia watched as Mang Ziqiong, instead of reprimanding Ye Ning, led her and Mu Yeli into her room.
The queen’s room was elegantly furnished and colored.
Ye Ning glanced around, then took a seat.
Mang Ziqiong carefully scrutinized Ye Ning.
Ye Ning’s features didn’t resemble anyone else’s. However, her facial lines, delicately chiseled cheeks, soft and tender like a newborn baby, and lips as soft and smooth as flower petals, all made up a beauty like none they had seen before.
No wonder Xiaojian called her Fairy Sister.
In that mont, she almost didn’t dare believe it, for her own image was no match for such a face.
Although she was not ugly, she was nowhere near as flawless and stunningly beautiful.
If she truly was her daughter, what great favor it would be from heaven.
However, the re possibility filled her heart with affection for Ye Ning.
Mang Ziqiong asked, "I am the queen of M Country, my na is Mang Ziqiong. I t your mother once, years ago, when you were little. Do you rember being sick when you were little?"
Ye Ning shook her head, "No, my mother never ntioned it."
She had searched her mory but found no recollections of being sick as a child. From the ti she could rember, Xie Yuqin had never ntioned it.
Mang Ziqiong asked, "She never ntioned it at all?"
"Never."
Mang Ziqiong now understood why Mu Yeli found it strange.
Ye Ning only then began to sense the peculiarity of the situation, and she looked at Mu Yeli, "What exactly is going on?"
Mu Yeli elaborated, "Because I suspect that your mother lied. You were clearly deathly ill back then, after several attempts at resuscitation, she took you and left. How did you miraculously survive after doctors had declared that there was no way to resuscitate you?"
"You’re saying..."
"And at that ti, His Majesty was seeking refuge in Z Country. I believe it’s very possible that your mother took soone else’s child."
So is that implying...
That Ye Ning is the fourth princess?
Ye Ning was stunned for a mont.
The realisation was bizarre.
After all, she wasn’t truly Ye Ning. If she were to be the Fourth Princess, then it must be referring to her past self.
However, the complicating factor was that the body she currently inhabited was that of the Fourth Princess.
Thus, she still was the Fourth Princess.
Of course, all of this was conjecture for now.
"Are there any other pieces of evidence?"
"There are none because we are in M Country and it’s impossible to investigate thoroughly. If we want to do that, we need to go back to Z country." Mu Yeli said.
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