The ruffian confessed where Princess Shouning and her palace maid were sold.
Su Jin let him go.
Xingxing held a whip in her hand, her face still angry.
She had never encountered such a ruthless princess, who dared to sell her and her young lady.
They should have robbed her of all her money earlier.
"Miss, let's go eat," Xingxing suggested.
Su Jin walked back.
After just a few steps, she stopped.
Not knowing that Princess Shouning was ensnared in her own trap was one thing.
But knowing and then ignoring it would be letting the Emperor down.
No matter what, Princess Shouning is the Emperor's daughter.
A princess of the grand Daqi Dynasty ending up in a brothel, how could the Emperor stand it?
By doing the Emperor such a favor, wouldn't it yield returns in the future?
If the Emperor found out she did not help Princess Shouning in distress, the goodwill accumulated previously would vanish in one go.
