Shen Qing, however, was unimpressed by what Yu Jiuqing said.
Someone who stands by and does nothing is better than an evildoer, but it only means he has a shred of conscience left. If he were brought before the government, he would still be found guilty of aiding and abetting.
But knowing Yu Sijie had at least a flicker of conscience made Shen Qing feel more at ease about leaving them in Xizhou.
At worst, they would just be another ordinary household in Xizhou.
She didn't want to keep discussing that family and sour her and Yu Jiuqing's mood. After a moment's thought, she suddenly dismissed the servants who were following them, sending them to a distance. "Jiuqing," she said, "there's something I want to discuss with you."
