Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

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However, she was certain that the kidnapper did not intend to kill Weiwei.

If they had wanted to take Weiwei’s life, they would not have kidnapped her.
They could have just made things more convenient by killing her in the palace

After all, Weiwei was an adult, not a child.
It was not easy to escape with a living adult.

She was confident that the kidnapper had no intention of killing Weiwei because there was no trace of blood in her bedchamber.

However, who could that person be? If killing Weiwei was not their goal, then what?

Suppressing the worry and unease in her heart, she continued to say to Long Yang, “The prosperity of the kingdom depends on you, Your Majesty.
There’s a mountain of state affairs that you haven’t dealt with, and the situation at the frontier hasn’t been completely stabilized either.
There are still a lot of matters that require your decision, so you really shouldn’t leave the palace and risk yourself again.
As for Weiwei…” After a pause, she steeled her heart and said, “She’s a lucky child.
She’ll be fine; don’t worry about her.”

Long Yang had already calmed down completely.

He knew that the Dowager Duchess meant well.

During this period, he had indeed neglected the kingdom.
What the Dowager Duchess wished was for him to spend his energy on governing state affairs.

However, how could he keep his mind on work, knowing that Weiwei had been kidnapped?

Besides, he had already thought of everything the Dowager Duchess could think of.

If the kidnapper wanted to use Weiwei to demand a ransom, they would have already done it.
So many days had passed, and there had been no news whatsoever about them.
It was as if they had vanished into thin air.

“Your Majesty, your children still need you.
You have to take care of your health,” the Dowager Duchess added.

“Please stand up first, Grandmother.” Long Yang reached out to help her up.

The Dowager Duchess looked at him hesitantly.
“Your Majesty…”

Long Yang sighed.
“Don’t worry, Madam.
I won’t act on impulse anymore.”