"Whenever Father meets you, he asks you questions. He might have asked again if you found out why I killed my mother," Lóng Wei stated, and again tilted his head.
"And His Highness never tells me," Li Hua said as she poured water on his left arm. "I will wait for His Highness to answer me," she asserted. She recalled how the King said that Concubine Jun was a nice lady. But Lóng Wei's statement was different from his father's.
She found he had turned silent once again. She realized that she should not speak about Lóng Wei's mother anymore.
"His Highness told me that he would take me on a horse to a secret place," Li Hua quickly changed the topic of their conversation.
"Forgive me. Let's go tomorrow," Lóng Wei said, "after work."
Li Hua smiled and hummed at him. "I will bring lunch for His Highness in the Governor's office," she told him with a wide smile.
