Transmigrated As My Former Uncle's Sweetheart Chapter 1829 - Was Crown Prince Long Good

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Previously on Transmigrated As My Former Uncle's Sweetheart...
Long Yin coaxed a reluctant Hexin into his arms for a simple embrace before sleep, holding back deeper desires. The next day, Hexin welcomed her young cousin He'an and Yuan You to the Eastern Palace, where they teasingly noted her newfound womanly glow from marriage. After sending He'an to visit Long Yin, Yuan You boldly asked if Hexin's first intimate night had been painful, leaving her choking in shock.

1829 Was Crown Prince Long Good

Yuan You toyed with her fingers. “That novel I read talked about it.” An idea flashed through her mind, and she leaned close to Hexin’s ear to murmur, “Did Crown Prince Long perform well?”

Hexin couldn’t figure out why a refined lady like Yuan You showed interest in such matters.

Hexin raised her head and caught Yuan You gazing at her with sparkling dark eyes. A shy grin played on Yuan You’s lips, leaving Hexin stunned. Recalling her own improper thoughts, she swiftly dismissed them, fighting back the flush of shame in her chest. She plucked a grape, popped it into Yuan You’s mouth, and shifted the subject. “These grapes are super sweet. Give it a taste.”

Yuan You savored the grape, glancing at Hexin slyly. “I was only curious. Cousin Hexin, you’re so tight-lipped.”

Hexin felt surprised but responded boldly. “Why pry into someone else’s bedroom secrets? If you’re that eager to learn, marry soon and discover it yourself.”

Hearing this, Yuan You rested both hands on the table, propping her chin up. She sighed dejectedly, “I’ll begin matchmaking as soon as I get back. Grandfather has several families picked out already…”

“Relax, Grandfather has sharp judgment. He’ll choose a fine husband for you.” Hexin reassured her.

Yuan You slumped against the table, eyeing Hexin with a touch of jealousy. “How fortunate you are, marrying the man you love. You’ve known Crown Prince Long since childhood and share a deep bond. Now wedded, everyone envies you.”

Hexin laid a hand on the table, her voice tinged with sorrow. “Still, I see my parents far less now. And with a long road ahead in marriage, who can predict what might happen?”

Yuan You couldn’t resist soothing Hexin upon hearing those words. “Distance isn’t a big deal. You’re wedding the one you adore, and Crown Prince Long cherishes you deeply right now. Why fret over tomorrow? Besides, you have the Emperor and Empress of Great Shang as examples—they’re so devoted. Crown Prince Long must be shaped by them and will treat you even kinder ahead. Cousin Hexin, your blissful days are set to continue.”

Hexin chuckled and tweaked her cheek. “Since when did you turn into such a smooth talker?”

Yuan You pouted in displeasure. “Are you saying I was tongue-tied before? I’ve always had a way with words.”

Hexin let out a soft laugh and indulged her. “True, you’ve always been eloquent.”

Yuan You scooted nearer to Hexin and circled back to the earlier subject. “Anyway, Cousin Hexin, my curiosity is killing me. Spill the details quick.”

Hexin sighed in frustration. “Instead of hearing it from me, why not have me set you up with a guy so you can find out firsthand? Wouldn’t that beat secondhand tales?”

Yuan You blushed a bit. “Cousin Hexin, you’re way too direct. Does Crown Prince Long realize this side of you?”

“So what if he does? You’re the one who won’t drop the questions.” Hexin rolled her eyes.

“Are you dodging and hiding details because Crown Prince Long can’t rise to the occasion?” Yuan You whispered abruptly.