Chu Ci was stunned for a moment, and inexplicably, her anger dissipated somewhat. She thought that after getting on the car, she would still take the initiative to talk to Di Hong, so both people could save face.

  However, just as Chu Ci was about to walk over, Chen Lan pointed to another carriage and meant for Chu Ci to get on that one.

  This clearly shows the intention of the Crown Prince!

  Chu Ci suddenly felt a surge of indignation in her heart and got so angry that she turned around and boarded another carriage.

  It's all over now; the two of them are completely at odds with each other.

  Moreover, Chu Ci himself was indignant and had no intention of taking the initiative to shake hands with the Crown Prince.

  After arriving at the imperial palace, Chu Ci and Di Yan got off the carriage one after another. Chu Ci thought that they would go their separate ways from then on, but unexpectedly, after getting off the carriage, he saw Di Yan standing not far away, waiting... probably for him?

  Chu Ci followed him in a rather dispirited manner.

  However, just as she walked up to him, Teito took a step forward before her.

  Chu Ci bit her lip and continued to follow him, suppressing her anger.

  Because the longevity gift was prepared in advance by the Crown Prince, Chu Ci did not worry about this matter.

  However, Chu Ci soon became depressed again because she and Di Yiluo were sitting together in adjacent seats. When Chu Ci sat down next to Di Yiluo, she felt as if the air around her was about to freeze into ice.

  Everyone who came over to toast the prince could clearly feel that the two of them had never spoken a word to each other from start to finish, let alone acknowledged each other.

  Until the last two people went together to wish the emperor a long life, the empress dowager watched them from the side, wanting to speak but stopping for a long time, and finally did not ask the questions she wanted to ask in her heart. She just let the two of them get along well and not have any more conflicts...

  The prince agreed verbally, but when he returned to his seat, he still ignored Chu Ci. Chu Ci was so angry that she couldn't sit down anymore and said gloomily "I'll go somewhere else" and got up and left.

  She still hopes that the prince will come to chase her back, or as long as the prince is willing to slightly lower his head, she will compromise, but he just doesn't want to!

  The banquet was too noisy, and Chu Ci felt a bit annoyed in her heart, so she couldn't help but run out. On the other side of the Imperial Garden, there were still vague silhouettes of palace people bustling about. With nothing to do, Chu Ci slowly walked to the lake shore, squatted on a rock, propped up her chin and quietly gazed at the rippling water for a while. Suddenly, she felt something strange coming from the bridge, and Chu Ci slightly furrowed her brow and looked over.

  On the stone railing of the bridge, a young man stood tall, wearing a crimson red shirt like fire, his sleeves fluttering in the wind. He suddenly made a very strange gesture, muttered an incantation, and the next moment, Chu Ci followed him with her eyes as he fell straight into the water, splashing and struggling for a few moments before sinking down...

  Chu Ci touched his nose, and his first reaction was to pick up a stone and throw it into the water. Before long, the young man emerged from the water with his head raised.

  The distance was now close, and Chu Ci could see clearly that the young man's facial features were very deep and distinct, like a foreigner. A pair of big eyes were misty and very beautiful and clear. Especially the curled eyelashes were still wet with water droplets, and his hair was messy and stuck to his forehead. He raised his hand to wipe his face, and struggled to swim to the shore...

  Then, wiping his face as he walked towards Chuyi, he finally looked up and stared at him for a moment with an air of wanting to kill him: "Just now, did you hear the incantation I used when practicing my light skill on the water?"

  "...There is none."

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