Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1278: The Whole Story!

Chapter 1278: The Whole Story!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"What letter? Was it from King Qi?!"

"No!"

He Qingrong shook his head and bitterly smiled, a complicated look on his face.

"The matter isn't that complicated. They only sent me a letter written by my honored mother. This unworthy He belongs to a major clan of Jiangnan. My honored mother is also from a famous family of scholars and is well-educated and skilled in calligraphy, so I was able to immediately recognize my honored mother's handwriting."

Wang Chong and King Song glanced at each other in realization, turmoil in their minds.

"Your Highness, I know why King Qi sent me that letter, and I know what their plan is. But my honored mother is correct. Ever since I entered the court, I've rarely returned home. My honored mother is of advanced age now, and if I don't go back, we might be eternally separated by the heavens and I will no longer have the chance. If that happens, this He will be wracked by regret for the rest of his life!

"Even without King Qi's meddling, I had already made up my mind to return to the capital. This is my personal decision. I hope that King Song can forgive me!"

He Qingrong couldn't help but sigh once more and made an extremely deep bow.

"I understand!"

King Song emotionally sighed. Filial piety was the foremost of virtues. Although He Qingrong's decision was surprising, it was still within reason. Not even King Song could criticize it.

"Brother He should only concern yourself with your journey. Be at ease—I will not blame you."

"Many thanks, Your Highness!"

He Qingrong blushed in shame, dropping his head even lower. This was one of the reasons he admired King Song. His open-mindedness was something very few people could ever match.

He Qingrong quickly departed, his back appearing both dejected and relieved. As Wang Chong watched him leave, he couldn't help but sigh.

"We completely lost this round. He Qingrong has spent many years in court, and the one that sent him back was not his mother's letter,

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