Princess Consort Kang glanced sideways at the room.
She took Prince Rui to the courtyard, a bit farther from the room, lest Su Yinling eavesdrop.
"Big brother, if I hadn’t co, you would’ve beco muddleheaded again."
"How could you dare bring Su Yinling into the house? Do you know, she and her father were just chased out of the palace by our second brother."
"They committed a mistake! Everyone views them as a hot potato, wishing to keep a distance, yet big brother invites them into the Mansion."
Prince Rui, hearing this, looked distressed: "Well... I just happened to see Uncle Su fainting by the roadside, I couldn’t just leave him to die."
Princess Consort Kang widened her eyes: "Even if he died, it has nothing to do with you! They’ve angered the second brother, it’s a miracle they weren’t executed."
"Our eldest sister-in-law is good-tempered and doesn’t want to bother with this Su Yinling, but as your sister-in-law, I absolutely cannot overlook this."
"Big brother, honestly tell , you don’t still have feelings for this Su Yinling, do you? Everything she says is just flattery and lies to climb up the social ladder!"
Prince Rui imdiately waved his sleeve, solemnly saying: "Sister-in-law, that’s not the right way to speak. I have no such intentions."
"It’s only because we were old acquaintances that I stepped in to help."
He sighed: "Alright, once Uncle Su gets better, I will send them away! No matter what Yinling says, I won’t care."
Princess Consort Kang closed her eyes in frustration.
Seeing Grandpa Su’s deanor, he wouldn’t intentionally "drag" it on for ten days or half a month.
Since this father and daughter have made up their minds to tie down the kind-hearted Bai Dongxiao, they won’t easily let go!
Princess Consort Kang finally understood.
No wonder Princess Rui doesn’t co, she knows persuasion won’t work, so she avoids the heartache.
Nearby, the fourth son Bai Daoyan watched, his calm gaze gentle.
"Uncle, how about this, I have many empty mansions in the city that are unoccupied."
"After all, these Su family mbers are strangers to us, and having them stay at the Mansion doesn’t sound good if word gets out."
"Why don’t I split one of my houses and temporarily lend it to them until Grandpa Su recovers, what do you think, Uncle?"
Princess Consort Kang nodded approvingly: "That’s not a bad idea."
However, Prince Rui pondered with a troubled expression for a long ti.
In the end, he said: "Let’s not make it complicated. Just now, Yinling was so frightened by her father’s sudden collapse that she cried terribly."
"If I suggest moving them to another house now, she might beco even more distressed."
"Since they’ve been brought in by , let’s not hastily send them away, otherwise how would that make them feel."
Princess Consort Kang, infuriated, couldn’t help but roll up her sleeves: "Big brother, aren’t you understanding my point!"
Bai Daoyan quickly held his mother’s hand.
He explained politely: "Uncle, we’re just afraid of rumors spreading, letting Uncle know would not be good for you."
Thinking of the second brother’s reprimanding tone, Prince Rui shrank his neck.
Yet, he mustered the courage to insist: "I know what you’re worried about, this ti I promise not to be confused."
"My intentions are purely to save people, once they’re better, I will imdiately send them away."
Princess Consort Kang’s breath hitched, clutching her chest, nearly fainting from anger.
This big brother, why can’t he see through Su Yinling’s tactics?
He’s even more bewildered and absurd than her husband, Prince Kang!
Just then, a house servant hurried to report: "The Eldest Heir is back with the little princess!"
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