Jun Huang’s speculation took shape in her head, but she didn’t have any evidence to support it. She kept quiet.

Prince Duan had found out that Ji Bo was in the imperial city, but he didn’t know about the relationship between her and Ji Bo, at least not yet. The way Prince Duan treated her could be interpreted in many ways. She didn’t know what he was thinking. It was better for her to exercise the utmost caution.

“I know what you’re thinking,” Nan Xun said, looking at her furrowed eyebrows. “What about you write a letter now, and I’ll hand it to him when I can?”

Jun Huang nodded. “That’s the only thing we can do. You must be careful. I have a feeling that Prince Duan’s been watching me. You’re now living in my manor. He must be watching you as well.”

Nan Xun didn’t really need the reminder. He patted her head with a smile and said reassuringly, “Don’t worry. I’m a general after all. If I don’t want anyone to follow me, no one can. To be on the safe side, I’ll have someone else...