Today is the wedding of the Princely Heir of Prince Qi’s Mansion, and the mansion is bustling with guests.
Princess Duanyun, dressed in splendid attire, is surrounded by nurous noblewon, savoring their flattery.
Because she is the legitimate daughter of The Emperor and Empress, the most distinguished woman at this banquet.
"Your Royal Highness the Princess, you look wonderful in this Cloud Brocade," a noblewoman beside her complinted with a smile.
Another noblewoman, unwilling to be outdone, quickly said, "Indeed, only Her Royal Highness the Princess can afford to wear this Cloud Brocade. It is said to be a tribute, and we have never even seen it!"
The crowd imdiately agreed unanimously.
Princess Duanyun smiled reservedly, seemingly unfazed by the complints.
At this mont, soone among the noblewon ntioned, "Speaking of wearing Cloud Brocade, I have seen Her Highness the Eldest Princess Yong Le wearing it once, and she truly looked like a fairy descending to the mortal world..."
The lively atmosphere quieted for a mont because of this special na.
The smile on Princess Duanyun’s face also faded.
She looked around, many had lowered their heads. With the crowd and chatter, she couldn’t tell who ntioned the Eldest Princess Yong Le.
This na, in the Capital City, seems to have beco a tacit forbidden word.
Princess Duanyun said lazily, "I shall take a stroll in the garden."
After speaking, she left without looking at the crowd’s reaction, supported by her maid.
Princess Duanyun was very unhappy, and the reason was the ntion of the "Eldest Princess Yong Le" earlier.
She never liked this aunt from a young age.
The two were close in age and should have had a great relationship.
But she was the legitimate daughter of The Emperor and Empress, the true Heavenly Proud Daughter, yet whenever people spoke of the princesses of the Imperial Family, the first na that ca to mind was always the Eldest Princess Yong Le.
The Eldest Princess Yong Le held a higher rank, was more beautiful, and more favored than her.
All the good things in this world seed to be hers.
How could Princess Duanyun be content?
But fortunately, what if that aunt of hers was favored?
In the end, wasn’t she used as a tool for a political marriage, sent far to another country?
It is said that the emperor there declared he would not take a harem? But what kind of voice would a lonely and unsupported empress have in a foreign land?
Princess Duanyun sneered: Her aunt had been glorious for more than ten years, yet in matters of marriage, she had been far surpassed.
She herself had a good relationship with the Prince Consort, and even graciously allowed her maid to serve him during childbirth. Who in the prominent families did not praise her as virtuous? In the Princess Mansion, who dared to defy her wishes?
With these thoughts, her mood improved significantly.
Just then, a Palace Attendant hurried to her.
"Your Royal Highness the Princess, there is an order from the palace for you to return at once."
Princess Duanyun was puzzled, what was so urgent?
But she dared not delay, hastily excused herself from the host and took a carriage back to the palace.
The Palace Attendant led her directly to her Imperial Grandmother’s palace, and before they even arrived, Princess Duanyun heard laughter.
Princess Duanyun was curious: since Aunt Yong Le’s marriage, it was rare to see a smile on her Imperial Grandmother’s face.
Thinking so, she asked the Palace Attendant to announce her arrival and stepped inside.
The mont she entered the hall, her eyes were drawn to the woman dressed as a married lady sitting beside her Imperial Grandmother.
Ti seed exceptionally kind to her, almost leaving no trace on her.
No, there was so.
Having beco a wife, she shed her immaturity, gaining a touch of allure compared to the past.
Princess Duanyun’s eyes widened.
Aunt Yong Le, how could she be here?
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The tenth update of today.
Hmm, this plane still has an extra Chapter, tomorrow a new world will begin.
For the upcoming new world, I ask for a wave of votes, awooo~
Good night, everyone.
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