Empress Shen Gongjiao

Chapter 567 I Shouldn't Have Let Her Go

Jun Jun Hanxiao went to look for Jun Moying in the evening of the next day. At that time, Jun Moying had already returned from Chaoyang Palace, so he came to Fengqian.Feng Qian was trimming flowers and plants in the yard, and just made room for these two people.

"Brother Huang, I don't know if you have heard the news. If Dali Temple can't find out the real murderer who poisoned Concubine Qi within three days, the front and rear palaces will kneel together and ask Brother Huang to ask Xiao Huang's wife for guilt?"

He looked at the resolute and tense side face of the man beside him, as if he was listening to him, but his eyes fell on the pink figure in the courtyard through the half-opened window hinge. Looking carefully, it was not difficult to find the gap between his brows. A touch of tenderness.

At this moment, the half-bent man pruning flowers and plants in the yard suddenly turned around, probably noticing the sight behind him.

Her expression was slightly pouted at first, but the next second, just when he thought she would smile at Brother Huang, she grinned and waved her fist in this direction, and then turned back with that grimace .

Jun Hanxiao was stunned for a moment, but saw the corners of the lips of the man next to him slowly curled up, and there was an imperceptible trace of a gentle smile.

Then he suspected for a while that Brother Huang hadn't actually heard what he said.

But at this time, the man said: "The imperial physician and Wu Zuo have checked and confirmed that the word was written before Concubine Qi died, otherwise she would not bleed so much blood from her scratched hand. There is also no struggle at the scene. In other words, the word was written by her own hands."

As Jun Moying spoke, her smile slowly faded, and she turned around, Junyi's face was no longer as indifferent as usual, and was gradually covered with frost.

"This woman, I shouldn't have let her go in the first place. If it wasn't for finding out the rest of Xi Que's spy, what happened today would not have happened."

In the end, Jun Moying had already squeezed out the words word by word.

He regretted it.

Concubine Qi was appeased, and those ghosts in Xi Que were uncovered, but they left trouble for his little things.

If he could do it all over again, he would rather kill Concubine Qi directly and investigate in another way, he doesn't believe that he can't find out!

Jun Hanxiao was shocked by his appearance, and couldn't help but suppressed his heart and asked in shock: "Brother Huang, has it ever occurred to you that perhaps Concubine Qi really just wanted to leave clues for someone to help her..."

"Impossible!" Before he could finish speaking, Jun Moying interrupted him coldly.

"As Qianqian said, if she wants to poison her, she can just find a slave, why do she do it herself? What's more..."

He didn't say any more, and the rest, even if it was to Jun Hanxiao, it was not appropriate to say it.

But he was extremely convinced that there was no need for the little thing to poison Concubine Qi.

Not to mention that her temperament is not to take the initiative to find trouble - if she really wants to hurt someone, the concubine Hua who offended her is the one who should bear the brunt of it and be damned.What's more, Concubine Qi's life was already hanging by a thread when she first confirmed Xi Que's fine work, and when to take it was just a matter of his will.

When did he not give what she wanted?

Why bother to poison.

Jun Hanxiao's eyes narrowed, and his brows furrowed.

"Brother Huang, I don't want to believe that the little sister-in-law did it, but the matter hasn't been investigated yet, so it's too early for you to make a conclusion. It's true that the little sister-in-law doesn't have to do these things for the sake of favor, but...maybe Are there other possibilities? Brother Huang, have you forgotten, Concubine Qi is from Xique, and the little emperor’s wife is also from Xique, so the identity of Concubine Qi may also be Xiao..."

"enough!"

(End of this chapter)