Was it sent out, or was it intercepted halfway? However, in order to prevent this possibility, she deliberately disguised the letter as a court lady's love letter, so that even if it was intercepted, it would be regarded as an ordinary court lady's affair.
If it wasn't intercepted, why didn't this person reply? Don't you plan to help her
Yu Chu thought for a long time, but couldn't figure out the man's deep thoughts, so he simply stopped guessing and lay down peacefully.
At night, the window was lightly knocked by the dark guard.
Yu Chu rolled his eyes, put on his clothes, and followed the dark guard out in a daze. Because she had seen this hidden guard by Nan Lian's side, she was more at ease.
I don't know how the other party did it. The journey went very smoothly. When we got to the small road, we even prepared a carriage. After Yu Chu sat on it, he wobbled for a long time before the carriage stopped. The guard whispered, "Princess?"
Yu Chu rubbed his temples, followed him into a spacious and beautiful house, and finally arrived at the study.
The general sat behind the desk, put down his pen and ink with his slender fingers, and looked over with his eyes under the silver face.
There was also a middle-aged man in the study, who was surprised when he saw the girl: "Princess Fifth?"
He turned to Nan Li: "My lord said before that the important person in the plan is the fifth princess?"
Yu Chu quickly corrected: "Pawns, just pawns, I will try my best to help you achieve success."
The middle-aged man looked at her in amazement, then cupped his hands and laughed: "The princess means you can make the emperor happy today, which the sixth princess can't do. I didn't mean to offend you, the princess forgive me."
The general next to him suddenly lowered his eyes.
Yu Chu waved his hand: "Where is it, that's ridiculous."
She turned to look at Nan Lian, pursed her lips and said, "General, let's send a letter next time, no need to meet..."
The silver mask covered the general's face, only showing half of his fair and beautiful chin, which slightly lifted up, saying inexplicably, "Princess is favored by the emperor, so she doesn't want to see me again. It would be too fast to cross the river and destroy the bridge."
"..."
How could she mean that
Yu Chu was puzzled, and explained in a low voice: "That's not what I mean, it's just that the palace is far away from here, which really affects my sleep."
Unexpectedly, when she seriously said that it would affect her sleep, the minister next to her couldn't help laughing.
The general remained silent.
"Furthermore, the general has only hidden guards, so it's really inconvenient to inform me. It's time to sleep at night, so men and women are different." Yu Chu frowned again dissatisfied.
When she was dissatisfied, she frowned, feeling a little coquettish—although she didn't notice it.
The general's eyebrows were slightly relaxed, he glanced at her, continued to stare at the paper inkstone with downcast eyes, and said softly: "Got it."
The minister looked at this and then at that.
Yu Chu didn't pay attention.
She was fully focused on the task, and would always be a little slow to other things. Seeing that she had made it clear at this time, she immediately explained her purpose of coming: "General, I want to borrow some money from you... It will be used in many places."
The general seemed to be in a good mood at this moment, raised his eyes to glance at her, narrowed his eyes: "Is the emperor not giving you enough?"
Yu Chu blinked, "Of course not enough... I can't ask him for it, so I can only trouble the general."
Nan Lian looked at her for a few seconds, then suddenly bent her eyes, with a half smile but not a smile: "It's straightforward to ask me for help."
"No." Yu Chu was worried that he might misunderstand, so he shook his head quickly, "I know it's a deal with the general, so of course I won't directly ask you for help. I have studied the map."
"..."
The other party lowered their eyes and did not speak.