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The princess let out a heart-wrenching scream.

The servants who followed behind saw this and panicked. If the county princess had something happen to her, it would be a disaster.

But the horse didn't seem to know whether it was mad or not, and just went off running.

The princess had already lost half her arm, and after screaming she was about to faint. The horse stomped its hooves and actually trampled her underfoot. The princess lay on the ground, no one knew if she was dead or alive.

This scene instantly panicked everyone behind him.

The emperor was startled and frowned, asking, "What's happened"

The slave hastily replied, "The lady went to chase the Crown Prince, and fell off her horse halfway."

The emperor, however, seemed somewhat absentminded and quickly ordered someone to go and handle it.

And the county princess had already been sent back, her life and death unknown. The Duke's mansion was furious and insisted on getting to the bottom of it, finding out why there was a blade there.

Upon closer inspection, it was discovered that the blade had been buried many years ago. The horse was also brought back, allegedly because it was frightened, apparently having been struck by the county princess.

It was all just an accident from start to finish.

The Duke of Guo's heart was filled with anger and shock. He never liked the Crown Prince to begin with and had always opposed his ascension to the throne. Now, he suspected the Crown Prince was behind this, though he couldn't fathom what motive the prince could have.

This person is inherently cruel and sinister.

The Duke's household was furious.

Ning Shu heard the movement behind her and couldn't help but turn her head back.

However, the prince took her hand.

Ning Shu seemed to hear those people shouting, and couldn't help but ask: "Your Highness, what happened"

The Crown Prince said calmly, "The Princess fell off her horse."

A few lightly uttered words brought back the earlier commotion in Ning Shu's mind. It must have been more than just a fall, he hesitated for a moment, remembering that the county princess was also a member of the imperial family, and then said: "Your Highness, should we go back and take a look"

The Crown Prince, however, said: "No need. With the Duke's Manor looking after her, even if she falls, it'll be her own karma."

Ning Shuxin couldn't help but tremble, not because of the prince's words. But because when the other party said this, they were too calm and peaceful.

As simple as drinking water.

He tried not to think too much about it, the Prince's actions were understandable. After all, in the palace, one sees and experiences many things, it was perfectly normal.

So Ning Shu stopped thinking about the county princess. He wasn't a saint, and he knew the county princess didn't have good intentions towards him.

It's best if the prince doesn't go, it would save him from any trouble that the county princess might cause.

At first, the prince rode his horse slowly. Later, he sped up.

Ning Shu gradually became aware of something amiss. He sat on horseback, pursed his lips, trying his best not to let the prince notice his peculiarity.

A deer appeared in the woods.

The prince stopped his horse.

Drew back a bow and arrow, aiming it forward.

Ningshu looked at the deer and couldn't help but say, "Your Highness, are you only hunting one deer"

Upon hearing this, the crown prince slightly turned his face and said, "What do you think I would hunt for, Ning'er"

Ning Shu truthfully said, he thought the Crown Prince would hunt a wild ox, or a wild boar, or even something more imposing.

After all, the emperor had said so before.

The Crown Prince slowly said, “I used to hunt these, as well as bears and tigers. Now I’m bored.” He looked at the young man’s pale and soft ears, leaned down, and gently bit them.

But if Ning'er speaks, I shall hunt the finest prey in this forest and bring it back.

Ning Shu quickly waved his hand, he wouldn't instigate the prince to do such a dangerous thing.

and was unwilling to incite the crown prince to commit more bloodshed.

During their conversation, the deer seemed to sense danger, as if wanting to escape. It startled for a moment, then changed direction.

Just at this moment, the prince had already readied his bow and arrow again.

Ning Shu, however, at this moment, saw a cute little deer not far from the stag. The little deer was oblivious to the danger, eating something with its head down, as if it had heard its mother's movement.

His heart suddenly tightened, and he instinctively grasped the prince's sleeve.

But Ning Shu's hand quickly let go. He knew he couldn't bear to do it, even a little too soft-hearted. Even if the prince didn't kill them, there were so many people in this forest today. Could anyone guarantee that the prince wouldn't kill, and others wouldn't kill either

Ning Shu would rather close her eyes, for this world is after all a dog-eat-dog one.

What capacity would he have to ask the Prince for mercy on this deer

Although he was fully aware of what was happening, Ning Shu gently closed his eyes. He couldn't bear to watch. He didn't want to see the bloody scene, nor did he want to see what would happen to the young deer after losing its mother, how terrified it would be.

Just as Ning Shu closed her eyes, she heard the Crown Prince tell her to open them.

He slowly opened his eyes.

But he didn't see the deer. Ning Shu couldn't help but be slightly surprised.

The Crown Prince held his hand, his voice intimate and pleasant: “I know you don’t want to let them go, so I’ll let them go.” He said in a flat tone: “Rest assured, I've ordered them not to kill them.”

Ning Shu's heart trembled slightly.

He didn't know how the prince had perceived the expression on his face so thoroughly. He remained silent, yet the prince seemed to understand his every thought.

His heart felt as if it were being swollen, a bit aching.

Ning Shu pursed her lips and said, "Your Highness doesn't have to worry about my feelings."

"But the Crown Prince nuzzled him affectionately and said, "My beloved Ning'er is the kindest. If you want me to let them go, then I shall."

Ning Shu said thank you.

They rode horses through the forest, which was very large. They didn't meet many people, and even if they did, those people wouldn't dare to compete with the prince for anything, they would all politely steer clear.

Ning Shu, however, felt very unwell.

They had only been riding for half an hour, yet he was pursing his lips,

his cheeks flushed red.

The prince thought he was tired, so he got off his horse and reached out.

Ning Shu sat motionless on horseback, full of hesitation.

He hesitated for a long time before whispering, "Your Highness, I'm not tired, so I won't go down."

But the prince said, "Ninger is delicate and frail. How could she not be tired Don't deceive Gu. Give me your hand."

But Ning Shu didn't know what to say. He was very clear about how he looked now.

The prince stood still.

He had to endure the shame and extend his hand.

The prince embraced him, and his hand moved towards another direction, seeming a little surprised. Then, with a melodious voice, he breathed, "Is Ning'er wet"

Ning Shu's face flushed hot.

He whispered, "...Your Highness, it went inside."

He was already embarrassed about this before, and the deeper he went, the easier it was for him to melt away. Now his face was flushed red, and even his eyes were a little dazed.rough it. If it weren't for Teacher Tan's analysis of the clue, we really would have been fooled.'"“That teacher sighed and said, '…At the beginning, we almost saw through it. If it wasn't for Teacher...