Not long after, Chu Yuxiao walked into the hall, sat beside Su Yan, tucked her in, and tentatively asked, "With my punishment, are you really not mad at me?"
He knew Su Yan had feelings for Su Ya, so he handled her lightly, just worried that Su Yan would be angry with him.
Su Yan looked at him amusingly, shook her head, "Your decision is good. She can't stay in the Imperial Palace, doesn't want to marry, and has done many wrong things. Let her atone in the monastery."
Actually, sometimes punishing someone doesn't necessarily mean taking their life; there are plenty of ways to make them suffer.
Nanzhao Suya is restless; staying forever in the monastery, she must be in great pain...
Seeing that Su Yan indeed had no objection, Chu Yuxiao was delighted yet regretted that his punishment for Nanzhao Suya was too light.
If he had known Su Yan wasn't angry, he might as well have sent her to a freezing place to do hard labor.
