God's Daughter, Queen of Miraculous Medicine

At this time, Su Lianghuai was also restless in his room. He knew that his grandfather was very dissatisfied with his poor performance this time, and he was worried about his future situation.

In Lujia Village, Jun Moyuan and others were also discussing countermeasures. Lu Tingyan looked at Jun Moyuan and said worriedly: "Brother Yuan, Su Lianghuai didn't find you this time, will Prime Minister Su send someone more powerful?"

Jun Moyuan held her hand and comforted her: "Yan'er, don't be afraid. If an enemy comes, we will stop him. If a flood comes, we will block it with earth."

Liang Yu interrupted and said, "Your Highness, should we move to another place first, just in case?"

Jun Moyuan pondered for a moment and said, "Not yet, let's observe for a few days first."

Prime Minister's Mansion

After asking Su Lianghuai, Prime Minister Su paced back and forth in the study alone, his brows furrowed, his expression solemn, and a thousand thoughts in his mind.

Prime Minister Su paced back and forth in the room, each step seemed heavy and anxious. His eyes revealed deep worry and doubt. The doubts in his heart became more and more serious. "Where is this prince hiding? Is it true that he has left Lujia Village as Su Yi said?" He stopped, looked out the window, and muttered to himself.

"Alas, the situation is complicated now. I can't go to the palace too often, so as not to arouse suspicion." Prime Minister Su said to himself. He knew that he needed to act cautiously and not easily reveal his intentions.

He walked to the desk, sat down slowly, and after thinking for a moment, he picked up the brush, dipped it in ink, and began to write the letter. The words in the letter flowed out stroke by stroke, as if carrying his deep worries and anxieties. He elaborated on the situation that Su Lianghuai did not find the Crown Prince in Lujia Village, expressed his fear that the Crown Prince might return to Beijing, and asked his daughter, Concubine Su, whether to suspend the plan or continue to execute it. At the same time, he also mentioned the emperor's growing suspicion of him, which made him uneasy.

Prime Minister Su breathed a sigh of relief, slowly put down the brush in his hand, and stared at the letter he had just completed on the table. He carefully folded the letter paper, put it in the envelope, and sealed it with wax. Then, he raised his voice slightly and shouted to the outside of the door: "Housekeeper, go call the eldest son's wife."

"Yes, sir." The butler's response came from outside the door, clear and respectful. As the voice fell, the footsteps outside the door gradually faded away, obviously he went to call someone as ordered.

Time passed quietly, and every second seemed to be extremely long. Finally, an urgent knock on the door broke the silence in the room.

"Come in." Prime Minister Su said calmly.

The door slowly opened, making a slight friction sound. Prime Minister Su's eldest daughter-in-law, Su Tan, hurried into the room, her eyes full of confusion and nervousness.

"Dad, you're looking for me?" Su Tan asked respectfully, with a hint of awe in her tone.

Prime Minister Su raised his head, pointed his finger at the table, and said in a low voice: "Come here and take this letter to Xiang'er in the palace."

Su Tan walked slowly to the table with small steps, stretched out her slender fingers and gently picked up the envelope. A puzzled look appeared on her face, and she asked softly: "Dad, is this letter for... Xiang'er?"

Prime Minister Su waved his hand impatiently, interrupting her: "Some things are not for you to ask, you just need to do what I say."

Su Tan hurriedly lowered her head and responded obediently, "Yes, Dad, I understand."

Prime Minister Su frowned and warned seriously: "Remember, this matter must not be leaked at all, and you must act with caution."

Su Tan nodded obediently, with a gleam of determination in her eyes: "Dad, don't worry, your daughter-in-law will be careful."

Prime Minister Su waved his hand with satisfaction: "Okay, go ahead."

Su Tan bowed respectfully, then turned and left the room, walking lightly as if she was afraid to make any sound.

Prime Minister Su slowly stood up, sighed tiredly, returned to the chair behind the desk and sat down, gently rubbing his temples with his hands, thoughts in his mind surging like a tide.

He murmured in a low voice: "I hope this plan can go smoothly, otherwise the Su family will be in danger."