When the Imperial Concubine arrived, she saw Jun Ning quietly shedding tears. Beside her knelt Jing Shu, who wanted to comfort her but hesitated, afraid to upset her. After a moment of indecision, she gave up and simply cried alongside Jun Ning.
Emperor Yongning had been very fond of Jing Shu during his lifetime. Whenever there were good things, besides thinking of his daughter, he also thought of his granddaughter, who was about the same age as her.
Over the years, under the protection of Emperor Yongning, Jing Shu was able to live much the same life as before, even after the passing of the former Crown Prince. Her daily necessities remained unchanged, and she was free to come and go from the palace.
Although Jing Shu was influenced by Jun Ning's emotions at the moment and cried with her, it was also because the young girl's sorrow was genuine!
