Bring your son to chase after your wife, please go home

Chapter 50
Baili Changge glanced at Ye Hen, seeing that he also noticed Wen Shi's strangeness at that moment just now, she looked back calmly, bent down to pick up the handkerchief and handed it to Wen Shi, and said softly: "Third Madam, you The veil fell off."

"Thank you, miss." Only then did Wen suddenly come to his senses, a trace of embarrassment appeared on his face.

Seeing her like this, Baili Changge comforted her and said, "Third Madam, don't worry too much. I believe King Jin will give us an explanation in the shortest possible time."

"Shaoqing, he..." Wen Shi heard the words, a layer of mist gathered in her eyes, and her eyelashes were still stained with tears that hadn't dried. How will you live in the future?"

"You mean, the second master also went to Qiufeng Garden last night?" Ye Hen slightly raised his eyebrows.

"There is absolutely no falsehood." Baili Changge said, took out the dagger he picked up last night from his sleeve and handed it to Ye Hen, saying: "I had just entered the yard when I saw a black shadow outside the main house. Hiding behind the stone table, I saw the second master use a dagger to cut open the screen window of the third lady, and peep inside." She didn't continue to say what the second master saw and panicked like that is a doubt.

"Nonsense!" Bai Lishan was so angry that her chest heaved sharply, "You also said just now that there is no light in the courtyard of Qiufengyuan, so how did you see that the person you mentioned belongs to my father?"

"Then how did you see clearly that the person you mentioned is Fu Qingyun?" Baili Changge asked without answering.

"I..." Bai Lishan bit her lower lip and clenched her fist tightly.

"Master Yuan, let's continue the trial. This king will go to Qiufeng Garden to have a look." Ye Hen was obviously not interested in the dispute between the two, so he stood up and left the side hall.

"Third Madam, let me help you to rest!" Baili Changge helped Wenshi out of the side hall as well, then found an excuse to hand Wenshi over to Qinxue, and walked quickly towards Qiufengyuan.

Ye Hen, who was walking in front, seemed to have noticed her, he paused and turned around, the corners of his lips raised slightly, "What are you doing here?"

He stands under the new willow branches, with a high jade crown, and a moon-white silk robe that winds like flowing water. The rose fragrance in the flower garden is faint, and the sunlight is slanting, shining waves in his clear eyes, noble. The natural brows are graceful and radiant, and the frowns and smiles are full of colors.

"Shaoqing's death disrupted my marriage with the emperor's eldest grandson. I have the right to participate in the investigation to find out the real culprit, give myself an explanation, and return the truth to the third wife." Instantly regaining consciousness, Baili Changge said lightly: Please don't obstruct me, my lord."

"Please." Ye Hen said flatly.

The noon sun was scorching, and the flowers and plants in the yard were drooping. The two of them entered the Moon Cave Gate one after the other, and Liu Huang came to meet him. He frowned and asked, "My lord, what is the progress? In this weather, the corpse cannot be placed for a long time." Let it go, you have to arrange the encoffining as soon as possible!" As he spoke, he took cloth strips stained with green onion, ginger and vinegar from the hand of the soap official next to him and handed them to Ye Hen and Baili Changge, signaling them to cover their noses.

Ye Hen took a look, frowned and staggered away.

Baili Changge didn't have such a serious obsession with cleanliness, so he reached out to take the cloth strip to thank him, and then walked into the side room where the corpse was placed.

"You know how to do an autopsy?" Ye Hen stopped at the door, obviously not wanting to step in, just glanced casually at the corpse and then cast his eyes on her.

"I learned a little bit from my master when I was in Baicao Valley." Baili Changge rummaged through the corpse, suddenly felt something was wrong, raised his eyes to look at Ye Hen, and frowned slightly, "You can tell it just by standing there?"

"Aren't you watching?" Ye Hen nodded lightly.

(End of this chapter)