Jiu You was somewhat hot-tempered, unable to bear the sight of the Princely Heir's impassive demeanor. Seeing him motionless, he couldn't help saying:
"The Princely Heir is the person the Princess is closest to. You should really go and talk more with your lady..."
Pei Jue looked up at him.
Jiu You, frightened by his gaze, scratched his head.
Yet he couldn't restrain his prattling.
"When I was very young, my mother taught me that I have to speak up for what I want. If you don't say anything, even if you cry to death, no one will know why..."
Pei Jue's gaze grew sharp.
He suddenly realized the analogy of "crying" was unsuitable for the Princely Heir.
He hurriedly added, "The Princess cares a lot about the Princely Heir. I heard from Alou that when the Princely Heir went missing on Cangyan Mountain, the Princess sent several groups to inquire about your whereabouts, even seeking an audience with Crown Prince Chunyu..."