Yang Ruxin didn't linger in the embroidery store and quickly bid farewell to leave, but Wei Yao specifically ran out to see her off: "Thank you."
"Just saying thank you isn't sincere enough, you know I'm risking the crime of deceiving the emperor."
"I know." Wei Yao seemed not to notice the joking tone in Yang Ruxin's voice, instead nodding seriously, "I will never forget your kindness for the rest of my life. In the future, if you ever need me, I won't refuse."
"Would you do something illegal?" Yang Ruxin raised an eyebrow.
"As long as it's something you ask me to do, I'll do it."
"You silly girl." Yang Ruxin chuckled, reaching out to pat Wei Yao's shoulder, "Alright, don't get sentimental with me. Go home and discuss with your parents how you should act in the future, after all, you've become a princess, you can't just stay in my little embroidery store anymore."
"I will discuss it with my parents."
"I'm leaving now." Yang Ruxin said, boarded the carriage, and left.
