Princess Jing at this moment had a friendly demeanor, reverting to how she was when Su Juan first married into the Prince Jing Mansion, even bringing out a wooden box, trying to give it to Su Juan, looking every bit the good mother-in-law.
Song Qianhang watched, not believing it. Mother doesn't appear to dislike Su Juan now?
I see; she just doesn't like Su Juan as my brother's wife.
Su Juan smiled and withdrew her hand, not taking the wooden box, knowing that it probably contained some silver notes.
"Thank you, Princess Consort, but since we're to separate, it's not appropriate to use the Prince Mansion's carriage anymore, nor is it proper to take things from the Prince Mansion. If word gets out, it won't sound nice."
[Later, everyone will think I'm unwilling to let go of the wealth and splendor of the Prince Mansion, which is not good.]
