Chen Mo knew that Quan Qiyang's sister was Consort Yu, but why tell him she returned from Nanyang?
"What do you mean by this?" Unable to decipher the meaning, Chen Mo decided to directly ask.
Seeing Chen Mo feign ignorance, Quan Qiyang grew anxious. His sister's Glazed Bead had "Beloved Mo" engraved on it, and she even made sachets for him. Yet, he pretended not to understand—wouldn't his sister's affections be in vain?
Or perhaps the Prince didn't want to take responsibility.
No, wait. Could it be that it's just his sister's unrequited love—that's why she engraved "Beloved Mo" on the Glazed Bead? The Prince might not even know.
No, no, that's not right either. The Glazed Bead was extraordinarily valuable, and he hadn't seen his sister with similar jewelry before. Such an expensive item couldn't have come from anyone but the Prince. His wives and concubines had jewelry quite similar to the Glazed Bead...
Could the Prince have forgotten his sister?
