Rebirth of Her Royal Highness the Princess

Suddenly, Jun Moli shouted anxiously, "Princess! Princess!" His voice revealed an inexplicable tension and worry, as if something serious had happened. This shout broke the originally peaceful atmosphere around them, and people couldn't help but feel puzzled.

"I...you..." Hua Xiulan was shocked, her mouth slightly open but she couldn't utter a complete sentence. She shook her head vigorously, trying to wake herself up. Everything that happened just now was so real, as if it happened right in front of her, but now she looked around and realized that it was just a dream.

Hua Xiulan couldn't help feeling a little lost and confused. She tried hard to recall the scenes in her dream and tried to piece together a complete story.

"Mo Li, you're here." She said softly, with a hint of indescribable emotion in her voice.

Mo Li nodded slightly and responded, "Well, I'm here." Her eyes met his, with a complicated look in her eyes.

The two of them sat opposite each other quietly, and the air around them seemed to be frozen.

Silence spread between them, and time passed by, but no one broke the silence. They each had many thoughts and feelings in their hearts, but they were afraid that once they spoke, they would destroy this delicate balance.

Finally, Mo Li took a deep breath and tried to find a topic, "I'll sleep on the couch tonight, Princess, you sleep on the bed!"

"Yeah," Hua Xiulan responded.

Hua Xiulan was a little surprised when she heard what Mo Li said. She originally thought that Mo Li would insist on sleeping on the bed, after all, this was their first time sleeping together. But his decision made her feel a little warm. "Thank you, Mo Li." Hua Xiulan said with a smile, "But this bed is big enough, we can sleep together." Mo Li was slightly stunned, and then a shy smile appeared on his face. He nodded, stood up and walked to the bed.

The two of them lay down silently, with their backs to each other. Although their bodies were pressed together, there seemed to be an invisible wall between them. Hua Xiulan closed her eyes, but her thoughts involuntarily drifted back to the dream just now. She didn't understand why she had such a dream, nor did she know what kind of feelings she had for Mo Li.

Mo Li was also worried. He didn't know how to face Hua Xiulan, and he didn't know how the future would develop. In this quiet night, their hearts gradually drew closer, yet they seemed far and near.

On the morning of the next day, an uninvited guest came to the mansion.

The morning sun shone through the window onto the bed, and Hua Xiulan slowly woke up. She rubbed her eyes, only to find that there was no one beside her - it turned out that Jun Moli had gone to court.

Hua Xiulan thought to herself, "In that case, I'll just take this opportunity to look around this Jun Mansion and see if I can find some clues that can prove his true identity..." Thinking of this, she got out of bed, washed up briefly, and began to walk around the mansion carefully.

She first went to the study and carefully searched the books and documents on the bookshelf, but it seemed that she didn't find anything special. Then, she went into the bedroom and checked the wardrobe and drawers, hoping to find some items or letters related to Jun Moli's life experience. However, everything seemed so normal and nothing unusual.

Hua Xiulan was not discouraged and continued to search other places in the mansion. She strolled in the courtyard, paying attention to every corner; she went to the kitchen, the garden, and even the servants' rooms. Time passed by, but she still found nothing.

Just when Hua Xiulan was feeling a little tired and disappointed, suddenly an idea flashed in her mind: "Could it be hidden in those hidden places?" So she began to focus on some details that are easy to overlook, such as cracks in the walls, under the floor, and so on.

The effort paid off, and finally in a remote utility room, Hua Xiulan found a locked wooden box. This discovery made her heart beat faster, as if she was one step closer to the truth...