After rebirth, I ran wild in the heart of His Highness the Prince

"Shut up! Don't be alarmist here." Yun Bin calmed down immediately and turned around to scold her maid.

The palace maid's eyes were filled with tears and she couldn't stop shaking.

Is it really a ghost?

There was a hint of coldness in Yun Bin's eyes.

If there were ghosts in the world, they would have stood up and complained about their grievances long ago, and no living person would have their turn to cause trouble.

Yun Bin withdrew her eyes from the lighted lamp in the pavilion and smiled with unknown meaning.

She ignored the trembling palace maid beside her and walked calmly and calmly behind the "third princess".

"Li Bin, you're fine." Yun Bin laughed softly.

The "Third Princess" looked back after hearing this, with a haggard face of green and white, embedded in a pair of dull and empty eyes.

It was Li Bin whom I had not seen for many days.

"What are you doing?" Yun Bin's smile was very friendly, and she took a step forward to take Li Bin's hand.

But Li Bin took a step back warily and did not respond to her question.

She was like a puppet that had been drained of life, standing there lifelessly, not even giving Yun Bin a look.

Yun Bin's eyes fell on the puppets that Li Bin kept arranging in her hands.

The doll is clearly a child's plaything, and may have turned yellow due to age.

Li Bin murmured something in her mouth, her voice unclear.

"what are you saying?"

Yun Bin listened curiously and heard the name of the third princess.

"Yingying...my Yingying." Li Bin muttered, one after another, as if she was in a daze.

"How pitiful..." Yun Bin chuckled, looking down at Li Bin with pity in her eyes.

Li Bin didn't seem to hear Yun Bin's words, nor was she aware of Yun Bin's existence, hugging the puppet tightly in her arms.

Yun Bin's smile was soft and soft, and she wiped away her tears with a somewhat sad pretense: "I'm not talking about you, Li Bin, I'm talking about - Yingying."

Li Bin's pupils opened slightly, and her hand holding the puppet tightened unconsciously.

"Guess how is the third princess doing in a foreign country?" Yun Bin asked knowingly, with a bit of malice in her eyes.

Li Bin trembled, her eyes blurred.

"It's cold during this period. Will the third princess also feel cold?"

"Stop talking, stop talking!" Li Bin finally reacted and said angrily.

In Yun Bin's eyes, which were as sharp as a knife, Li Bin bent down and covered her ears helplessly with both hands, as if the awakening just now was just an illusion.

"Yingying, Yingying..."

"The third princess looks so lonely there alone." Yun Bin smiled.

She had gotten the satisfactory answer she wanted.

Li Bin stood up, her eyes red and full of tears: "I told you to stop talking!"

"Shh, don't be too loud, you will disturb others." Yun Bin smiled broadly and put her index finger on her lips.

"You're really not crazy, I knew it."

"Haha!" Li Bin smiled sadly.

"If a mother like me can't hold on anymore, who else will remember Yingying..."

"Are you willing?" Yun Bin suddenly asked.

Li Bin stared at her coldly, then lowered her head for a while, stroking the doll with her hand, her lowered eyes were gentle, but her tone was cold: "What do you want to say, don't mince words."

She saw it when Yun Bin sent people to look for her, but she didn't show up, hoping that Yun Bin would bring trouble to herself and know she had to leave.

She was not favored, and the emperor had almost never been to her palace since the birth of the third princess, as if he didn't remember her existence at all.

There is no prominent mother's family, and a palace maid, no matter how good her background is, can be any better.

Her only daughter, her only support, married far away and died in a foreign country.

Is there anything else in her body that is worthy of Yun Bin's use?