Madam Song knew Yun Wan’s typical way of doing things; she was calculating by nature and would never have saved Fu Wan’s life without an ulterior motive. Beyond the marriage between Fu Wan and Prince Jin, Madam Song could think of nothing else she might want.
This time, Fu Wan had been on the verge of death. Having nearly lost her daughter, Madam Song was even less inclined to let her break ties with Prince Jin, the man she so deeply admired.
Yun Wan softened her expression slightly and spoke in a calm, unhurried tone: "Madam, you misunderstand. I would never use a life-saving favor to coerce a marriage between Fu Wan and Prince Jin. Besides, it is rare for two children to share such mutual affection; I would never play the villain who tears mandarin ducks apart."
Chapter 94