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As the saying goes, if a child is not taught, it is the parent's fault. Now that this child has reached such a state, it would be better to sever ties early to prevent greater calamities in the future.
Despite the situation having reached a conclusion, the discussions it sparked continued to circulate in the community, refusing to die down. At this moment, the atmosphere within the Crown Prince's Residence was exceptionally tense.
Wei An knelt on the cold, hard ground, trembling slightly, his head bowed as if he had committed an unforgivable crime. Not far in front of him sat the esteemed Crown Prince Lin Zheng in a grand chair. His expression was as dark as the sky before a storm, his hawk-like eyes fixed intently on the kneeling figure before him.
You had once sworn to the Crown Prince that this matter would be handled perfectly. Everything was entrusted to you! But look at this mess now!
Lin Zheng's voice was filled with disappointment and fury as he questioned Wei An.
Terrified, Wei An trembled and quickly knocked his head against the ground in explanation. "Your Highness, please calm your anger! Xiao Ren truly did not anticipate that Chu He would act this way!"
Just as the two were locked in their standoff, hurried footsteps and a sharp voice from a young eunuch broke through from outside. "Your Highness, the Young Master has arrived."
Lin Zheng paused for a moment but quickly regained his composure. A cold smile crept onto his lips as he said, "Hmph, he still has the audacity to come see me? Let him in."
As soon as he finished speaking, the door was flung open, and Chu He rushed in, panic written all over his face. He didn’t even have time to bow before collapsing to his knees with a pleading cry. "Your Highness, please save me! I’m in serious trouble this time; without your help, I fear..."
Before he could finish his sentence, Lin Zheng, already furious beyond measure, kicked Chu He without giving him a chance to explain.
With a dull thud, Chu He flew across the room like a kite with its string cut and landed heavily on the ground.
Seeing this unfold, Wei An secretly sighed in relief, thinking that finally there was a scapegoat to take the blame.
After a while, Lin Zheng's anger subsided slightly as he coldly regarded Wei An.
"What do we do next?"
Wei An heard the Crown Prince Lin Zheng's words and quickly replied, "I still have a way."
"Please rise and tell me what you plan to do," Lin Zheng urged.
Wei An glanced at Chu He, who was kneeling beside him, then stood up and said to Lin Zheng, "Your Highness, as far as I know..."
"Yes, that sounds promising," Lin Zheng responded.
Seeing that the Crown Prince approved of his plan, Wei An felt a bit relieved.
"I am here to serve," he continued. "If this attempt fails again, then you should never return."
Wei An looked at the Crown Prince, cold sweat trickling down his back.
"Yes, yes," he stammered.
After speaking, Lin Zheng turned to Chu He and said, "Since you have been cast out of your home, you may stay in the Crown Prince's Palace from now on."
Chu He felt a surge of joy and relaxed.
"Thank you, Your Highness."
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