"Which is the Third Prince's residence?"
This question shocked not only Qi Simiao, the Second Prince, and Li Yinglian, but also Zheng Fan, who was standing to the side.
As the victim, Zheng Fan actually hadn't been privy to much information about the investigation. The Sixth Prince's trading caravan was not the Spy Bureau; it could be used to gather rumors, but trying to operate like the Imperial Guards would have likely cost the Sixth Prince his head long ago.
So, Zheng Fan had been following Lord Jingnan's line of reasoning.
Initially, Zheng Fan had believed Qi Simiao was the enemy who had plotted against him, and that the Second Prince was definitely implicated as well.
Zheng Fan was still wondering, Do I really have the face of a rebel? Or is the Second Prince so deeply wary of the Sixth Prince that he would decisively crush any sign of the Sixth Prince trying to extend his reach and build power?
