Xiao Hen was not clear about Princess Xinyang's affairs, but there seemed to be an unspeakable tacit understanding between father and son.
The old Duchess of Liang had come over and had been driven away by Marquis Xuanping.
This piece of information was enough.
Marquis Xuanping might seem erratic, but he would never act recklessly in Princess Xinyang's territory, especially not with someone of such a distinguished status.
In the past, it had always been Princess Xinyang protecting him, but now that he had grown up, it was his turn to protect Princess Xinyang.
The father and son were in complete agreement on this issue: no one was allowed to bully Princess Xinyang, not even the late emperor's uncles and aunts.
Having been beaten up, the old Duchess of Liang would certainly send someone to the Imperial Palace to lodge a complaint.
