When she walked to the yard, Su Hao saw a few innocent faces standing there that she had never seen before. The leader was an old woman dressed in kind. She had a serious face and a few servants were following her.

The old woman was talking to Yun Ruodie. When she saw Su Hao coming out, she was stunned for a moment, turned her head and asked Yun Ruodie, "Is this the child back then?"

"That's right, this year's eighteen, I'm already a big girl." Yun Ruodie turned her head, looked at Su Hao lovingly, and then said to the old woman with a smile.

Seeing them talking about him, Su Hao walked over and asked carefully, "Mom, who is this?"

"Just call me Aunt Yu. I'm here to pick you up today. Now go pack up and set off soon." Aunt Yu urged.

Yun Ruodie whispered in a low voice, "So fast"

"The master is waiting, I can't delay it, otherwise I can't afford to blame him." Aunt Yu looked serious.

"Mom and I go back to the room with you to pack up my things, and by the way I want to tell you something." As he said that, Yun Ruodie pulled Su Hao back to her room.

After arriving at Su Hao's room, she closed the door and pulled Su Hao's sign language to explain earnestly, "You can follow Aunt Yu later. Remember, you must be obedient after you get there. That place is different from our countryside, you must abide by the rules."

"Mom, do I really have to go?" Su Hao panicked.

"Well, this is all fate, you belong to it." After saying this, Yun Ruodie stopped saying anything to Su Haoduo, and helped Su Hao clean up a few pieces of clothes for changing and some silver coins with her hands and feet.

After packing their luggage, Su Hao and Yun Ruodie returned to the yard together. Aunt Yu was already a little impatient and annoyed. Seeing that they finally came out, her face was a little relieved.

"Follow me." Aunt Yu threw down this sentence, then turned around and walked towards the door first.

Yun Ruodie quickly pulled Su Hao to follow him and walked out of the door. Su Haochai found a carriage parked outside. The carriage was low-key, but it was obvious that it was only affordable for noble people.

Aunt Yu got into the carriage and waited. Yun Ruodie sent Su Hao onto the carriage. Su Hao stuck his head out of the car window and looked at her. She saw that the petite woman's eyes were faintly red and her eyes were full of reluctance.

"Send it." Aunt Yu ordered to the coachman in the carriage.

The other two servants and coachmen sat at the front of the carriage. The coachmen raised their whip and ran away. The carriage gradually moved farther and farther away. Su Hao saw Yun Ruodie standing still in place, holding a handkerchief and constantly wiping her tears. Seeing Su was so sad.

"Put down the curtain and stop looking at it." Aunt Yu said lightly.

Su Hao looked like she was not very good at getting along with her, so she listened to her, put down the lifted curtains of the car, and leaned on the car to close her eyes and rest.

The two people in the car were speechless and had little communication along the way. The car drove for three days and finally arrived at another territory on the last day of Shenshi.

The city they came to was named Luoyang City. It was the city where the emperor established his capital. The streets were crowded with people. Su Hao grew up in the countryside. The farthest place he had ever been to was the small county town he went to when he went shopping with his father.

This is the first time I have seen such a bustling city, and I can't stand it. She lifted the curtain and looked at the scene on the street curiously.

When the carriage was walking to the same place, some officers and soldiers set up obstacles to stop the car to check. Aunt Yu got off the car and negotiated with them.

Seeing her take out a sign indicating her identity and hand it to the person who was inspecting her.

After seeing the words on the sign clearly, the man immediately changed into a flattering smile and said politely, "Is Prince Jing so good lately?"

"Everything is fine, I'm going to rush back to the house." Aunt Yu took back the sign and frowned.

"Ah, routine inspection means the superior. Don't be surprised if there is any doubt. That little one will not delay you from doing your business for King Jing, please." The officers and soldiers all moved aside and let Su Hao and the others go over.

After the carriage entered the street, the speed of driving slowed down a lot and continued to walk forward. After a while, he came to a grand and sturdy mansion. Su Hao saw a plaque on the house with the words "Jingwang Mansion" written in gold font.

"Go around the back door and don't enter the mansion through the front door." Aunt Yu ordered the coachman.

"Yes." The coachman turned the carriage and drove in the other direction.

Su Hao immediately frowned. Why did she enter the mansion through the back door? It seemed that she was very shameful, so she felt a little unhappy. She didn't know who Prince Jing was, but she just felt that this mansion looked like an ordinary place.

When he arrived at the back door, Aunt Yu urged Su Hao to get out of the car and enter the mansion as soon as possible, avoiding others' eyes and ears. Su Hao followed them and hurriedly stepped into the mansion.

Aunt Yu walked in front, and turned around and explained, "I will take you to see your master now. Remember to say hello when you meet someone, be polite, do you know?"

"Okay, I understand." Su Hao nodded, secretly looking at the Prince Jing's Mansion.

Walking through the small courtyard at the back door, the view gradually became wider. The mansion was large in area, with many grand gardens and yards, and all the decorations were noble. Su thought to himself that the owner here should be a person with an extraordinary identity.

I don’t know how long I walked, Aunt Yu took her to the main hall. A graceful and luxurious woman sat upright on the rosewood master’s chair in the hall, looking about the same age as Yun Ruodie.

Aunt Yu took Su Hao in, then quietly pushed her and whispered, "Go and say hello."

Su Hao walked towards the woman nervously, stood in front of her and said hello uneasyly, "Hello, Madam."

Hearing this title, the woman smiled, picked up the teacup and took a sip, then looked at Su Hao carefully, and after a while, she said, "It's not a wife, you should call me mother."

Hearing this sentence, Su Hao was stunned and didn't understand what she meant.

"Do you know what you are?" the woman asked again.

"I am the daughter of a countryman. My father is Ning Xuanyu, a teacher, and my mother is Yun Ruodie, and she is an embroidered lady." Su Hao answered honestly.

The woman smiled and shook her head, her expression a little complicated. "It seems that Yun Ruodie has never revealed half of it to you, okay, I will tell you the truth today."

"You are not the daughter of a country family, but the twin sister of King Jing today, and I am your biological mother. When you were born, I sent you to Yun Ruodie to raise you. She was my former maid and was called Die'er at that time."

Su Hao looked shocked and stood there in a daze listening to her slowly telling the past.

It turned out that this woman was the mother of King Jing Su Shangqing, the old concubine Li Wanrong, who gave birth to twin children for the previous prince.

However, because he didn't like his daughter and was afraid that his daughter would affect his son's future career, he sent his daughter away as soon as he was born.

In the past, Yun Ruodie was the personal maid brought by Li Wanrong from her parents' home. Later, when she was old, she was released from the house to get married, so Li Wanrong sent her daughter to the countryside to raise her.

Before, Su Hao was wondering why she didn’t look like her parents at all, it turned out that she was not their biological daughter.

Yun Ruodie was in poor health, and because Li Wanrong was kind to her, she no longer wanted her own children after adopting Su Hao. Fortunately, Ning Xuanyu loved her and did not care whether the two of them had their own children.

However, since Li sent her away back then, why did he find her back from a long distance? Su Hao was full of doubts.

"Does my brother, King Jing, know my existence?" Su Hao thought for a while and asked.

Li shook his head, "He was completely unaware of it and always thought he was his only son."

Su Hao couldn't help frowning. It seemed that Li had never thought of revealing Su Hao's existence to the public, and he had never even mentioned it to Prince Jing. So what does it mean to find her to come back now?

She shouldn't be for the reunion of mother and daughter. Su Hao had just observed Li carefully and found that she would always smile without laughing. Although she looked gentle on the surface, she should be a cold-blooded person in her heart.

"Then why are you?" Su Hao said, but was interrupted by Li.

"Are you very strange? Why did I suddenly find you back?" Li took a sip of tea and said coldly.

Su Hao nodded. Until now, she was completely sure that Li must have another purpose in finding her back, but she just didn't know why.

"You will know naturally in a while. Let's go. I'll take you to see your brother first. Shang Qing is in the room." As he said that, Li stood up from his seat, and the maid next to him hurriedly stepped forward to support him.

Su thought to himself, since he came, he would be at ease. Anyway, he would know the answer in a while, so he nodded and walked out after Li.

After walking out of the hall, Li took Su Hao through the long corridor and came to a very secret yard. The yard was elegant and surrounded by a quiet place, and it was a place that would not be disturbed.

"Your brother is in this yard, follow me." Li took Su Hao and continued walking inside.

When he walked to a room door, Li stood up with a sad look on his face.

Su Hao noticed something. After entering the yard just now, she felt that it was so quiet that the surrounding guards and maids didn't speak. There was no sound in the entire huge yard, as if she was afraid of disturbing something.

Didn’t Li say that King Jing is in the yard? Why is it so quiet? Is King Jing sleeping? It shouldn’t be. If King Jing rested, Li wouldn’t be able to bring Su Hao over to see him at this time. It’s too bad.

Just as Su Hao was in a state of great trouble, Li gently pushed open the wooden door of the room and walked in, Su Hao immediately followed him.

When he walked into the room, Su Hao was surprised and saw a man who looked almost exactly the same as her lying on the bed, but he closed his eyes tightly, his face pale, and seemed to be in a bad state.

The man's long eyelashes were obediently and drooping his eyes, his lips were stained with frost, and he had no sense of the movements in the room. Su Hao felt strange in his heart, feeling that he didn't seem to be asleep simply.

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Chapter completed!