If it weren't for the two pairs of shoes she made for Prince NanAn, none of this would have happened.
Nie Yao cried in the arms of Princess Consort NanAn.
Princess Consort NanAn comforted her, "This is not your fault."
Prince NanAn and the Heir of Duke Chong have been at odds for a long time; even without those shoes, other troubles would have arisen.
Moreover, this marriage was decided by their elders, and has nothing to do with her.
They only hope that this matter ends here and no more trouble arises.
Princess Consort NanAn was filled with gratitude toward Princess Shouning, tearfully instructing the servants to prepare the wedding feast as soon as possible.
She had no intention of entering the palace to ask the Empress.
If even Princess Shouning was moved to this extent, how much more would the Empress, her biological mother, feel?
Upon learning that Princess Shouning had been pierced through the chest by a sword and was near death, the Empress fainted from shock.
