Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 1110 - 1111: Farewell

Chapter 1110: Chapter 1111: Farewell

She had long known that, no matter what Nangong Ye had gone through, he was always the Nangong Ye with a wholehearted devotion.

"When will you leave? Where do you plan to go, and will I be able to see you again, brother?" Nangong Nini’s voice shook a bit as she spoke the word "brother," on the verge of tears.

Xiaoye patted her on the head, "If there’s a chance, we’ll meet again. But you’re doing so well now, and you’re certainly going to be the Empress, so there’s not much need for this brother of yours, is there?"

Xiaoye gave a wry smile.

"How can you say that? No matter how I fare, no matter where I am, in my heart, you are always my best brother. Here," Nangong Nini pointed to her chest, "this place will always have room for you. I will always miss you."

Xiaoye smiled again, then made sure Nangong Nini’s coat was fastened a little tighter around her, "I will always miss you too, Nini."

The siblings looked at each other once more, then reluctantly turned and went their separate ways.

...

When Nangong Nini climbed back through the window into her room, she felt an immense sense of gloom.

It was a fleeting meeting and the time for the next was uncertain, which made her want to cry. There were no lights on in the room. Doudou was sleeping soundly beside her, but in the darkness, a voice pierced through, "Where have you been?"

Nangong Nini was startled, someone struck a match, and light gradually filled the room. She could then make out the Crown Prince, seated at the center of the room, looking at her seriously.

Nangong Nini lifted the sock she had taken with her when she went out, "My sock had drifted outside. I went to pick it up."

"For two quarters of an hour?" the Crown Prince asked.

Nangong Nini decided not to lie, "It was my brother, he came to see me. He said he’s planning to leave the Palace."

"Leave?" The Crown Prince had heard that Xiaoye was leaving that day, and now hearing it from Nangong Nini herself, he felt that it was indeed true that Xiaoye was going to leave for good.

He had caused quite a stir at court, and now he was finally ready to step away.

Nangong Nini walked over to the Crown Prince and took his hand, "Crown Prince, I don’t want to lie to you. To be honest, I really don’t want him to go."

The Crown Prince held Nangong Nini in his arms, then wiped away the tears from the corner of her eyes, "In the future, there will be a chance to see him again. Also, I will take even better care of you in the future, making sure you don’t suffer the slightest injustice."

The Crown Prince thought to himself: If his woman is always thinking about another man, it must mean that he hadn’t been good enough to her.

...

After bidding farewell to Nangong Nini, Xiaoye visited the Emperor’s sleeping quarters the next day.

The Emperor’s illness had actually almost completely healed, and during his illness, he had asked Xiaoye almost every day whether he planned to give up the path that had been laid out for him, to which Xiaoye’s answers were always affirmative.

So, when the Emperor saw Xiaoye walk in, he had already guessed what he wanted to do, what he wanted to say.

Seated sternly at the desk, the Emperor watched Xiaoye slowly approach.

The Emperor thought, as long as he did not nod, did not consent, even if Xiaoye possessed great Martial Arts skills, he wouldn’t be able to break out of the heavily guarded Dazhou Imperial Palace.

Xiaoye drew closer and closer until he was right in front of the Emperor, whose expression remained defiant.

If it came to stubbornness, who could be more stubborn than the Emperor?

As long as the Emperor did not nod, even if Xiaoye pleaded, it would be in vain.

However, to the Emperor’s surprise, Xiaoye did not plead. Instead, he just knelt down in front of him with a thud, and repeatedly kowtowed.