Unexpectedly met Song Yuan

  Lian Le behind looked at the two people who were slowly leaving and shook his head slightly, it seemed that Song Lingyu had tamed Lian Ping thoroughly.

  The two of them returned in Princess's carriage, and from time to time, happy laughter came from inside the carriage along the way.

  Song Lingyu slightly lifted the curtain and looked at the sky outside, then said to Lian Ping: "To thank the princess for sending me back, why don't I invite the princess to dinner instead?"

  As soon as Song Lingyu said she wanted to treat him to dinner, he was so happy that he almost jumped up. Who doesn't like a free meal?

  Song Lingyu's thoughts were not as simple as Lian Ping's, and soon it would be time for the Song family to have lunch. Today, early in the morning, Song Yuan had entered the palace, and it was estimated that he would return around lunchtime. It is said that seeing is believing, and rather than letting him hear from others that she was back with the Sixth Princess, it was better to let him see for himself.

  After the two finished eating, the carriage headed towards the main gate of the Song family. As they approached the entrance of the Song family, neither of them saw Song Yuan's carriage, which made Song Lingyu think that this time was a mistake in timing. However, just as the carriage slowed down and prepared to stop, a carriage from the Chancellor's Mansion slowly emerged from afar.

  Song Lingyu recognized it; that carriage belonged to Song Yuan.

  A faint smile floated at the corner of her mouth, and after the horse carriage stopped in front of her, she said: "Thank you, Princess, for sending me back."

  Lian Ping shook his head: "No way, I should be thanking you for treating me to dinner instead."

  "Well, I'll go first." Song Lingyu said politely, and got off the carriage with Hu's support.

  At this time, Song Yuan's carriage also stopped. As soon as he got off the car, he saw Song Lingyu and Sixth Princess sitting in the carriage. Song Yuan's face went up: "See Sixth Princess."

  At this time, Lian Ping finally noticed Song Yuan and immediately waved his hand: "No need to be polite." After finishing speaking, he turned his head to Song Lingyu and said: "Sister Lingyu, let's play together next time."

  Song Lingyu nodded and said: "Yes."

  After Lian Ping left, Song Yuan looked at Song Lingyu: "Did you go out with Sixth Princess today?"

  "Yes."

  Song Yuan nodded, nowadays the Sixth Princess is the most favored princess in front of the Emperor. If Song Lingyu and the Sixth Princess get along well, then there will be some use for her in the future. "Lingyu, since the Sixth Princess likes you so much, it's better for you to accompany her more often from now on."

  "Yes." Song Lingyu responded cleverly. It wasn't until Song Yuan left that Song Lingyu's eyes became somewhat fierce. This old scoundrel, Sixth Master is just a useless son, or else he wouldn't have said those things today.

  After returning to the Song Mansion, Song Lingyu's daily life was almost no different from her previous life. It wasn't that she didn't want revenge, but rather that she wasn't in a hurry. If she wanted to make Song Linglong die directly, there were many ways to do so. But what she wanted was for Song Linglong to be defeated and disgraced. She wanted Song Linglong to taste the flavor of being alive yet worse than dead, to the point where even thinking about death was impossible!

  Three days later, Song Lingyu suddenly asked Zhi Lan: "Has anything big happened in the Imperial Capital recently?"

  "No," said Zilan thoughtfully, shaking her head.

  "None?" Song Lingyu looked at Zhi Lan and reminded her, "For example, the Moon-Embracing Building."

  Zhilan thought for a moment, then suddenly realized: "Oh, there is something big about Yuan Yue Lou. I heard that the number one courtesan of Yuan Yue Lou, Lan Yue, died suddenly in her room last night."

  Song Lingyu smiled and suddenly died? This is actually a pretty good choice, it can only be blamed on her own bad luck, and there's no way to shift the blame onto someone else. "So how did she die?"