My old husband who can read minds

Chapter 66
Qin He sighed at her calculations on people's hearts and couldn't help but squeeze the manuscript paper in his hand.

It was obviously as light as a feather, but at this moment it was as heavy as a ton.

"I will go to the palace tomorrow to thank you, and I will find a suitable opportunity to present it to His Majesty."

Shen Yuan looked at him with gratitude, "It's all up to you!"

It is not difficult for her to use this skill, but how to deal with the emperor is the most difficult. She is powerless as a foreigner in this matter, so she can only leave it to Qin He to face the holy power.

After all, she still owed Qin He a favor.

But Wang's life was already in danger, and everything else seemed insignificant in the face of a life.

She will pay it back slowly in the future.

Qin He held her hand tightly, "Don't worry, leave everything to me."

His tone was gentle but firm, giving Shen Yuan great confidence.

"You're still in confinement, so you shouldn't work too hard. You'd better go to bed and rest for a while."

Qin He put away the things and helped Shen Yuan get on the bed.

Shen Yuan was indeed tired after working at his desk for half a day. Not long after going to bed, he gradually fell asleep under Qin He's gentle voice.

Early the next morning, Qin He went to court on time.

It wasn't until nightfall that he came back dressed in starlight, with obvious joy on his face.

"It's done?" Shen Yuan couldn't help but his eyes lit up.

"It's done!" Qin He took something out of his arms and handed it to her: "Your Majesty will reward you with the antidote."

Shen Yuan took the palm-sized jade box and opened it carefully. She felt reassured when she saw a round brown pill inside.

"Thank you very much. My mother is finally saved."

"Your mother is also my mother-in-law. There is no need to say thank you between you and me."

Qin He took out another secret decree, "This is another reward from your Majesty. As long as the art of forging iron can be verified and implemented in the end, this secret decree will be made public."

Shen Yuan opened it and saw that what was written on it was the decree to confer himself as a fourth-grade imperial concubine.

She smiled narrowly and said, "If it goes through, wouldn't my rank be higher than you, the commander of the fifth-grade Budu military camp?"

Qin He stroked her head gently and joked: "Yes, I will ask Madam to take more care of her in the future."

"Easy to say, easy to say." Shen Yuan fell into his arms and smiled brightly.At this time, Shen Yuan did not know that she, an inconspicuous wife, had fallen into the eyes of Emperor Qianyuan.

In order to avoid complications, Shen Yuan asked Mo Zhu and others to take the antidote overnight and send it to her parents' house for Wang to take. She also told several people to wait at Shen's house until dawn the next day before returning home.

Around Chen time the next day, Mo Zhu and others, whom Shen Yuan had been waiting for, finally returned and brought good news.

After Wang took the antidote, he woke up in the middle of the night.

After several doctors looked at it, they said that Wang's deficient body could be slowly recuperated in the later stages. Maybe her health would become worse in the future, but there would be no danger to her life.

This was already a great blessing among misfortunes. How could Shen Yuan dare to ask for more? He immediately opened his own private treasury and selected some precious medicinal materials and supplements to be sent to his parents' family.

These days, she has been burdened by guilt. Now that the Wang family has finally turned the corner, the big stone blocking Shen Yuan's heart has finally been lifted.

Everything will be fine after the rain!
After the two children's "three bathing banquets", Mr. Qiu from the Jingzhao government office came to visit Qin He. Shen Yuan guessed that the other party came to report the progress of the case, so she begged Qin He to let her hide behind the screen. Listen in.

She is still in her confinement, and her appearance is really not suitable for seeing guests, especially a foreigner.

Shen Yuan sat behind the screen for half an hour, listening to the conversation between Qin He and Master Qiu from beginning to end, but his expression was a little ugly.

The investigation of the case has made no progress. Apart from the discovery of a suspicious man, there are no other useful clues.

That man was the culprit who caused the cattle to go crazy that day.

Probably after the road was cleared, the guards of the Qin family and the government officials were too tightly guarded, and the suspected man could not find a chance to make a move. He happened to see a cattle and horse market nearby, so he had an idea and came up with the idea of ​​scaring the cow. Method.

The man was very cautious and did not show up. Instead, he gave [-] taels of silver to a pair of eight or nine-year-old brothers playing on the roadside and asked the two boys to go to the attic of his house and throw firecrackers into the cattle pen next door.

The sound of firecrackers frightened the cattle, causing the frightened "mad cows" to flee in all directions, and bumped into the Qin family's motorcade head-on, thus the scene that day happened.

This investigative information was obtained from the mouths of the pair of brothers when several government guards were investigating nearby.

Only then did they lock in the suspicious man in black.

Unfortunately, the official pursuit document has been posted for many days. People from the Jingzhao government office and the city guards searched the whole city for several days, but there was still no trace of the man.

The other party has either fled Beijing long ago, or has been killed and silenced. In short, trying to find the person is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Although Shen Yuan felt frustrated, there was nothing she could do.

After all, with the ancient investigation methods and transportation conditions, it is simply more difficult to find an unknown person.

This is caused by objective reasons, and cannot be blamed on the Jingzhao government office and the city guards.

(End of this chapter)