Zu An was a bit shaken up. He likely wouldn't have such a huge reaction if it were another charming and beautiful woman who threw herself at him. However, when a little pure white flower suddenly acted so lovable, it really was a bit hard for him to handle.3

He managed to collect his thoughts with difficulty, asking, “Is the so-called revenge referring to that Zu An?”1

Madam Jin nodded, saying, “That’s right. Even though I know he might also be a victim in this entire affair, my husband did die because of him. There wouldn’t have been so many issues if he had adhered to a minister’s etiquette, and I wouldn’t be all alone now.”1

She knew that Zu An was a popular person in the crown princess’ faction. She understood her sister-in-law too well. That woman always made the most rational decision and always looked at things from the perspective of benefits and interests. How could a dead sibling of the crown prince be worth as much as a mighty general of hers? Judging from the Embroidered Envoy’s tone, she already sensed the palace’s attitude. She knew that if she let the natural course of events play out, not much would probably happen to that Zu scoundrel, and he would likely just get a slap on the wrist at most. If no one in the imperial palace made a big deal out of it, what could a pitiful widow like her who...0