Dressed as cannon fodder, fake daughter, she worked hard

Chapter 191 Suspicion Aroused by a Jade Pendant

"How did Doctor Adviser, Taichang Shaoqing and others offend you?!"

"When you were full moon, I gave you the word 'benevolence' after thinking about it. I just hope you will be more open-minded, be a benevolent king, and live forever. What about you?!"

Xiao Huairen's mind is very confused, the wound on his forehead hurts faintly, but he still speaks stiffly: "How did the father know this ridiculous thing, there is no conflict between the minister and the advising doctor, how could he be so cruel to kill? "

"Do you think I'm a faint king?!" The emperor threw the evidence handed over by Li Yushi next to him.

The paper fluttered and scattered on the ground, among them was a jade pendant with red tassels, which belonged to Xiao Huairen.

"No conflicts? See for yourself!"

Xiao Huairen's pupils shrank when he saw the jade pendant.

The jade pendant was indeed his, he remembered that he put it on the bedside when he went to bed, and it disappeared early the next morning.The princess found out that a servant beside him was greedy for money, so he stole many treasures including the jade pendant.

Because it was not something valuable, Xiao Huairen thought that this matter was over after he killed the servant, and it really had nothing to do with the plum blossom case.

But now Yupei is put together with these evidences, whether he is true or false - it is hard to argue.

Xiao Huairen picked up the densely packed paper with handwriting on the ground with trembling fingers, and looked at each word, the more he looked, the more frightened he became.

Xiao Huairen's heart sank, he sat on the ground, and said with difficulty: "Father, I don't deny the matter of admonishing the doctor and others. I already know that I was wrong, but I really don't know about the harming of the people on the paper!"

An old man in West Lane died of illness, and a young man in South City drowned suddenly... He did it all, so what did he do to harm them?Because it was stated on the paper...they saw through their affairs, so they were killed by themselves? !Absurd!
Also, even if he wanted to kill someone, he wouldn't go there in person, how could he accidentally leave the jade pendant behind.

The most important reason is that such an absurd reason, the emperor actually believed it!

The emperor not only believed it, but believed it deeply.

Who made the evidence conclusive?After all, most of what was said on paper was true, and as for the small part mixed together, it naturally became true.

What's more, Xiao Huairen's rebuttal just now has brought the emperor's trust in him to a freezing point.

The emperor laughed back in anger: "The evidence is clearly in front of you, and you still have to defend yourself!"

He ordered: "Go back to Beijing tomorrow to reflect on yourself. Without my order, don't bother with the big and small affairs of the court."

Xiao Huairen suddenly felt a thump in his heart, and immediately lowered his head again, giving up his defense.

I am not a child, and I have not been involved in the government for a year or two. The emperor suddenly deprived him of his rights, and those active people might immediately surrender to Xiao Huaiyu.

But he also knew that he was wrong, and this punishment must not be considered severe. Even if his father abolished his crown prince because of this, it would not be a big deal... If he continued to defend himself, the angry father might be even more angry, so the punishment It's much more than that simple.

At this moment, Xiao Huairen is somewhat thankful that he is at least his son, and also fortunate that neither of his two brothers are extremely favored...

Soon the emperor added another one to his happiness: "You should be grateful that the concubine is pregnant, otherwise I will never let this matter go easily! It just so happens that you will stay with her in the mansion for the past few months. Women in the backyard go to provocation."

"If the Crown Princess doesn't give birth safely, your position as the Crown Prince will be over."

Xiao Huairen was silent for a while before responding: "...Yes."

However, there must always be a shield for the dead ghost in this matter, the emperor leaned on the back of the chair: "Who did you send to do it, push the matter to him."

What to do, after all, he is his own prince, and the emperor always wants to wipe his ass.

The crown prince is the crown prince, and there must be no stains on the crown prince.

Of course it was Xiao Huairen's instigation and Xiao Yuling's mastermind.

But when the words came to his lips, Xiao Huairen turned a corner when he uttered: "It's... an official surnamed Qian from the Imperial Academy did it. Some things were done by him on his own, and my minister didn't even know about it."

Xiao Yuling is still useful to him, he is a good pawn and cannot be discarded so quickly.

Anyway, Qian Xuechao didn't make any contribution to this matter, he will take good care of the other party and the other party's family.

The emperor waved his hand: "In that case, let him turn himself in, and you will bring the money to comfort the family members of the person who caused the accident."

Xiao Huairen quickly agreed.

The emperor closed his eyes and leaned back on the chair, resting his head, feeling a little tired.

He just wants a son who is more accomplished, why is it so difficult.

"Go back and pack up. Bring the princess back to the Prince's Mansion tomorrow morning. As long as you devote yourself to reforming your mistakes, I will not change your position."

Xiao Huairen responded repeatedly: "Thank you, my father, I will definitely devote myself to reform in the future, and live up to my father's expectations."

The emperor slowly opened his eyes, and fixedly looked at the prince in front of him: "Yes."

The crown prince himself bowed and knelt on the ground, the wound on his forehead was half bleeding and half dry, his hair was stuck together with blood clots, he didn't have the slightest grace to speak of, he was so embarrassed.

He sighed, he was not smart in the first place, so don't make people stupid again: "Also, please ask the imperial physician to take a look at your head."

Seeing that the emperor didn't say anything else, Xiao Huairen felt a little relieved.

As long as he persisted for a few more months, once his father's anger passed, he would be completely fine.

Xiao Huairen resigned and returned to his bedroom in the palace.

The Crown Princess Wen Hui, who was also woken up, hadn't rested yet. Seeing him now, she asked softly, "Your Highness is back? Is there something important for Father to find His Highness so late?"

Xiao Huairen went over and pulled up the gauze curtain: "Father asked us to return to Beijing early tomorrow morning."

Only then did Wen Hui see bloodstains on his forehead, and seemed to be taken aback: "What's wrong, Your Highness?"

She called out loudly: "Come on, hurry up, please call the imperial physician."

"This palace is fine."

"If I haven't returned for a long time, you can just go to sleep and don't have to wait for me." He sat on the edge of the bed and hugged Wen Hui, then raised his hand to touch her belly, and sighed: "Thanks for having you today."

The smell of blood made Wen Hui want to vomit, but she didn't show it at all. There was only confusion in her eyes, and she lowered her head slightly to hide the emotions that were about to be revealed in the next second.

This action just made her reveal a fair and smooth neck, making her more chaste and soft.

Xiao Huairen looked at her, and suddenly asked: "The jade pendant I lost last time, was it stolen by someone?"

Wen Hui tilted his head slightly: "Yes, why did His Highness suddenly ask this?"

Wen Hui's expression did not seem to be fake, not to mention that they were sitting on the same boat, Xiao Huairen felt funny for his momentary doubt.

He shook his head: "It's okay."

Afterwards the imperial doctor saw that the dressing was done, and the two fell asleep, and hurried back to Beijing early the next morning, needless to say.

(End of this chapter)