Su Qiao looked coldly at everyone kneeling before her. "Your health is poor, so they must have taken poor care of you."
"Why not kill all these useless trash? I'll send you a new batch. That'll save you from having them annoy you here and make you upset."
Li Sang was furious inside, but he couldn't show it. He felt as if he were about to suffocate himself into internal injuries.
He shook his head stiffly. "No need. I'm already used to them. I'd be even less accustomed to new ones."
Su Qiao had never truly intended to kill all these attendants, so she went along with him. "Then I'll spare your worthless lives for now. If you ever dare fail to serve properly again, I, the King, will show you no mercy."
"Thank you, Prince, for sparing our lives."
The attendants' legs went weak with terror, and they hurriedly prostrated themselves to offer their thanks.
A trace of irritation flashed through Li Sang's eyes as he shot a cold glance at his personal attendant, Doggo.
Doggo quickly waved to the others and drove them all outside to prevent any further trouble.
"Ahem, ahem."
Li Sang lightly covered the corners of his mouth with a handkerchief and coughed twice before speaking softly, his face frail and sickly.
"Prince, I invited you here today for two reasons. First, we haven't seen each other for several days, and I wanted to see with my own eyes whether you were well. Second, I wanted to look through the dates with you and choose an auspicious day, so that Ruo'er and her young husband can marry as soon as possible."
Su Qiao had known for a long time that he wouldn't seek her out without a reason, but hearing him mention a young couple