The affairs of the royal family were not something Xiqiu could involve herself in, so she smiled without saying a word.
Empress Zhuang lowered her head and responded in a low voice, "Your daughter shall remember the Empress Dowager's teachings." In her heart, however, she sneered, thinking of whether one of those two noble concubines came from the Huainan Le Family.
Xiqiu pretended not to know; no matter who it was, disputes within the emperor's harem were inevitable. Even the wisest emperor had a few women's troubles to deal with. She believed Min was capable of balancing relationships and trusted that no matter whom or what Min favored, apart from those initial pure feelings, he always had his own reasons and starting points.
She was not involved, thus had no right to speak.
