Chuchu felt as if a bolt of lightning had struck on a clear day, her legs buckled, and she fell to the ground.
How could it be him?
The one who was with her last night was actually Lan Cang?
As it turns out, yesterday, Xi Jiuye had an urgent matter and rushed to the border.
Coincidentally, Lan Cang was ordered by Father God to visit Xi Jiuye and his wife.
The attendant saw that Xi Jiuye was absent, so he asked Lan Cang to wait in the imperial study and sent someone to summon Chuchu.
Little did they know, Chuchu also happened to be "absent," and Lan Cang, finding no one to entertain him, picked up the tea to entertain himself.
No sooner had he lifted the teacup than Lan Cang detected an unusual scent.
Before Lan Cang had acknowledged his ancestry, his mother had many men.
Lan Cang's nature took after his mother, without any sense of propriety; after reaching adulthood, due to his identity as the God Emperor's son, the women he commandeered were countless.
