When Hua Yang heard Rong An's words, she didn't dare pretend she couldn't swim any longer. She quickly paddled to the edge of the lake and leaped onto the bank, terrified a water snake might bite her from behind.
Rong An climbed out of the lake, drenched from head to toe. His brows furrowed as he spoke to Hua Yang.
"Princess, you may be young, but you are no longer a child. In the future, you should refrain from playing such pranks.
I have already apologized for dropping you on the ground last time. Princess, please do not resort to such childish acts to get back at me.
Wanyun, take good care of the Princess."
With that, Rong An stormed off in a huff.
Hua Yang watched Rong An's retreating back and kicked a stone on the grassy ground in frustration.
"Is he even more clueless than my Imperial Brother? Revenge? I gave up on getting revenge on him a long time ago."
Yongjia said meekly, "I think marrying him would be the greatest revenge of all."
