Chapter 500: Too Lost in Thought

Although she found this stubbornness unreasonable and unworthy in Ji Xinhe's opinion, everyone had their own principles and priorties, and she had no right to judge whether the Great Prince's obstinacy was right or wrong.

Despite that his obstinacy might permanently forfeit his chance to return to the capital, or his father's love, at least, his heart remained transparent and clear, unpolluted by the complicated imperial court affairs.

Judging from this standpoint alone, Ji Xinhe might not agree with him, but she had to admire him regardless.

Xin He looked at Madam Song's earnest eyes, and finally nodded: "Then I'll speak with His Highness. We'll see if he agrees."

In these years, Madam Song has never asked her for anything. This was the first time she spoke up, and Ji Xinhe simply didn't have the heart to refuse, especially seeing Madam Song looking so haggard, as if she had been worried about it for a long time.