His gaze swept over her seemingly unharmed right leg. After hesitating for a moment, he said, "And your leg..."
"Being able to marry the Fourth Prince as a secondary consort is already a decent destination. I hope you'll think it over carefully and face reality. Sometimes, people have to accept their fate."
Su Qiao knew there was no point saying more to him about this matter.
"Father, I'll think it over carefully. However, let me remind you of something: you should keep an eye on Second Sister as well. Four Princes fighting over one woman—I'm afraid that won't be a good thing."
Su Qiao had no desire to be dragged into trouble because of the affairs between Su Yuxin and those men.
By now, the Emperor should have noticed something too!
"It's good that you understand. Your younger sister really should be kept in check." Prime Minister Su felt a headache coming on when he thought of his younger daughter's temper.
He had indeed spoiled her far too much. She needed to be strictly disciplined; otherwise, she might really cause a disaster.
"I still have matters to attend to, so I'll leave first. Be careful and cautious. You must never trust everyone around you completely."
"I understand, Father." Su Qiao nodded slightly and rose to see him out, merely putting on a show.
Host, is he telling you to guard against the two palace maids Xi Hanzhou sent over?
444 was quite clever. It immediately understood what Prime Minister Su was referring to.
Su Qiao stared toward the doorway and narrowed her eyes. "He must have already chosen a side."
Perhaps he had chosen the Fourth Prince, Xi Muyan, a year ago, when Imperial Noble Consort Yun had asked the Emperor for an edict and arranged for her to marry