Su Jin, who was pregnant, only brought her maid Xingxing with her and went to the border by herself.
Although they repeatedly concealed the news of her departure from the Capital, in order to find someone, they had to show her portrait for identification.
No one knew if the recognition process would expose her and bring danger to her.
Since Su Jin's disappearance after leaving the Capital, the Emperor had been in a foul mood.
Now knowing she was safe, how could they not urgently bring this good news to the Emperor to put him at ease?
Moreover, the matter of the grain and grass was of great importance.
If it weren't for Su Jin's letter, who would have anticipated this would be a case of a thief crying "catch the thief"?
The border between Su State and Lizhou was several days' journey from Tongzhou.
Leading people to Su State would make it impossible to find Prince Qi's people.
Old Duke Chong rode directly to the Imperial Palace, with Mr. Lin following closely behind.
