"How could it be like this?"
After a moment, Lady Yun came to her senses, feigning a look of disbelief, and stared at her in utter shock.
Princess Jing clutched her handkerchief and let out a sorrowful, mournful laugh, muttering, "Yes? How could it be like this?"
"If it weren’t for the fact that the child of that mistress went missing, causing her to panic and rush to find Mo Ze, I wouldn’t know how much longer I’d be kept in the dark."
[Be confident, don’t doubt it, you’ll be kept in the dark until you die.]
[That scumbag of yours has a heart as black as coal. You’ve shared a bed with him for over ten years, bore him children. Even if there’s no love, there should be some affection, right? But no, he only wants you dead.]
[Wanting you dead is one thing, but what’s even more vicious is that he wants to ruin your name, so you die with a reputation stained by curses.]
[Even as a ghost, you wouldn’t be able to remain a clean one.]
[Such a scumbag should really be dragged away and drowned in a pig cage.]
Mentioning that scumbag Prince Jing, Yun Wanqing couldn’t contain her anger and began to rant uncontrollably.
[Fortunately, the plot is now entirely off the rails, directly affecting even passersby.]
[What the princess mentioned about the missing child of the mistress, in a panic looking for the scumbag at the manor, thus exposing their affair, didn’t happen in the original plot.]
[Now that things have developed this way, it’s unclear whether someone is secretly helping the princess or whether it’s a chain reaction from the plot going haywire.]
[In any case, the fact that the princess knows about it now is truly a stroke of luck.]
[I wish that you’d quickly come to your senses, either divorce or annul the marriage, just quickly get away from that scumbag to save your life.]
Lady Yun: "..."
Divorce? Annul the marriage?
Xiao Si really dares to think, do women from her previous world all have such bold ideas?
Although Mo Ze is indeed quite unscrupulous, he is still a member of the imperial family, the current Emperor’s uncle by the title of Prince. How could a divorce be allowed?
Not to mention being rejected by a woman?
Even if the princess dared, her maternal family, the Jiang Family, would certainly not agree.
The imperial family cannot bear this disgrace, nor can Da Wu Country. The reputation of Prince Jing and his wife is not just theirs, but represents the entire Da Wu Country.
However, Xiao Si did have a point that wasn’t mentioned. Regardless, the princess should indeed swiftly distance herself from Prince Jing to avoid him lashing out desperately, scheming against her as in the plot.
But if not by divorce, how could the princess possibly distance herself from Prince Jing?
Ah, this is truly a big dilemma.
"Prince Jing is, after all, a Prince. If he truly wanted a woman, he could openly bring her into his household. Why would he need to secretly keep her outside? Who is this woman?"
Lady Yun looked at the princess, puzzled, and asked.
She was very curious about what kind of woman could captivate Prince Jing so deeply that he would go so far as to design to kill his own wife.
"Does Sister Ye remember the second Miss Yin from back in the day?"
Upon hearing this, an image of a charming and enchanting figure instantly flashed through Lady Yun’s mind, a trace of surprise quickly crossing her eyes.
"The princess means, Yin Menglan?"
Princess Jing nodded, a hint of embarrassment appearing on her haggard face.
"It’s her."
"But back when the Yin Family committed crimes, angering the late Emperor, all the males of the clan were executed, and the females were consigned to military camps as prostitutes. How could she have returned to the capital? And moreover, be involved with Prince Jing..."
Lady Yun would never have imagined that Prince Jing’s mistress was actually that person.
That explains it, explains why Prince Jing would be so enthralled as to do something so vile.
That second Miss Yin, known for her extraordinary talent and carefree nature, was indeed the adored jewel of countless noble young men in the capital back then, with countless admirers, the most passionate of whom was Prince Jing, Mo Ze.
It’s said that, to win her smile, Mo Ze did many ridiculous things, disregarding his princely dignity, becoming a laughingstock throughout the capital.
While pursuing the second Miss Yin, he got into fights with other young men, and on the most serious occasion, was confined by the late Emperor for half a month.
When the Yin Family was executed, to save the second Miss Yin, Mo Ze knelt before the late Emperor’s Imperial Study for three days, bleeding from his forehead, and even offered to exchange his title of prince for her life.
However, the late Emperor ignored him, and the second Miss Yin was sent to the military camp, where her fate slowly vanished into oblivion, until suddenly, like bamboo shoots after a spring rain, she reemerged in the capital years later.
Princess Jing shook her head and said, "I only found out about this yesterday. I don’t know many of the details, how she returned to the capital, or how she got involved with him."