The imperial concubine was spoiled by the prince again

Chapter 768

When he just woke up and felt that his arms were empty, Xiao Yunzhi was startled suddenly, opened his eyes, and Jinxiu was looking at him with her chin resting on her face.

"woke up?"

Then this annoying little thing stretched out his hand to pull his lapel: "Xiao Yunzhi, give me a hug."

After a big dream, she felt a little uneasy, as if only Xiao Yunzhi's scorching embrace could make her find a sense of reality.

Feeling the warmth and softness in his arms, Xiao Yunzhi muttered, "So you are not 17 and a half years old now, but 17+8 and a half years old?"

Jinxiu glanced at him inexplicably: What kind of math problem are you doing?
Xiao Yunzhi: "So you're an adult?"

Jinxiu suddenly understood what he meant, she immediately blushed and kicked him, "Bah! Smelly rascal!"

A rogue is a rogue, Xiao Yunzhi felt that he would never lose face in front of Jinxiu!

"Will I be worthy of the name if I admit it?"

There were still tears in the corners of Jinxiu's eyes, his thoughts had been completely pulled back from the eight years of waiting, and his mood was complicated for a while.

It so happened that at this time, someone from outside came to report: "Your Highness, Your Majesty is summoning again, you, are you still not going?"

Many people know about Jinxiu's coma. Everyone thinks that she suffered some kind of secret injury on the day she was forced into the palace. Apart from sighing and saying a few words of innocuous blessings, it's more about how the crown prince treats this concubine. Seriously, he even took leave of absence from court.

The emperor didn't blame them for their merits, and he also needed time to do serious things.

During Xiao Yunming's absence, the emperor personally interrogated those who belonged to Xiao Yunming, and among these people, Mr. Lan was the one who knew everything without saying anything.

Recently, how did King Hui arrange people in Lunan County to impersonate the crown prince? He has already poisoned the people of the entire county and even ordered them to be killed. How many years ago, he started to poison the crown prince in an attempt to make him linger in bed. Lan Jun said everything. Clearly.

Of course, he did not forget to follow Xiao Yunzhi's instructions and specially emphasized Zheng Yunshu's participation.

Lan Jun played down the way Zheng Yunshu appeared in Lunan, focusing on her active cooperation and active participation in framing the prince. He only heard the emperor so that he immediately ordered Zheng Shangshu to attend.

Zheng Lian was very calm, saying that everything was just Lan Jun's one-sided words, but then the emperor interrogated a few more people who were arrested from King Hui's mansion——

The first one is the vicissitudes-faced Qin guard. Everyone knows that he is the Crown Princess's person, and his testimony will not be believed.

Guard Qin's tone was calm, even under the watchful eyes of his former master Zheng Lian, he didn't feel nervous at all.

His home has been destroyed, and now he just wants to get justice for the innocent family members before he dies.

"...During the hunt, the princess concubine poisoned the incense burner of Concubine Cheng, but the concubine rode with His Royal Highness the Crown Prince and did not stay in the carriage. To frame Concubine Cheng, the so-called 'evidence' in Jinxiu Garden was also released by the slaves themselves."

There is a happy and crazy resentment on his face: "The Crown Princess often resents His Royal Highness for favoring Concubine Cheng, and has arranged killers to assassinate her many times, but was repelled by His Royal Highness's guards in the end. Otherwise, Concubine Cheng would have died long ago. I don’t know how many times the princess has held it.”

He slowly spit out a few names: "Just like these people."

"However, after being praised by His Highness the Crown Prince, the Crown Princess ordered the slaves to kill them all."

"The slave also disguised their death as an accident or suicide, or a dispute between the two parties. In short, it seems that it has nothing to do with the princess."

(End of this chapter)