The news of the separation quickly spread throughout the Capital.
After all, the Liao family had an old minister, Liao Zhiyuan. Once he calmed down, he sent his eldest daughter and two grandchildren to the south. Additionally, he directly sent Lady Liao to the Nunnery.
He publicly lamented more than once that he had failed to manage his children properly, stating that it was his negligence. The Princess was an excellent daughter-in-law, but the Liao family lacked the fortune to keep her, and so on.
This act did not intend to bring the Princess back, but it was considered an attempt to mend the situation. Since they had already separated, if the Princess's reputation were tarnished, the Liao family would be even more culpable.
After these events spread, someone with knowledge of the situation came forward, saying how kind-hearted the Princess had been, enduring the disrespect from her sister-in-law and mother-in-law for many years and so on.
