After dressing as a widow, I committed a crime

Chapter 140

"I'm sorry, Second Young Master Jiang, our Peach Blossom Shop has always had rules to keep the information of the guests confidential..."

Su Xiaoyue shrugged her shoulders and looked at Jiang Ruhai helplessly: "So I can't do your request."

"I think you are toasting and not eating fine wine!"

Because Su Xiaoyue refused to give an inch, Jiang Ruhai became angry from embarrassment, pointed at the Taohuafang behind Su Xiaoyue and shouted loudly: "Since there is nothing you want, I don't think there is any need for you to open this shop, come here, smash it for me!"

Jiang Ruhai's momentum was like a rainbow, and it was clear that he wanted to use his power to bully others. Lu Ziming just wanted to step forward to argue with him, but he saw Su Xiaoyue pinch his waist, and took a step forward to look around the crowd coldly: "I see who dares?!"

Just now I saw Su Xiaoyue smiling all the time, thinking that she had a kind personality, but suddenly Su Xiaoyue seemed to be a different person, exuding a fierce aura from the inside out, even Jiang Ruhai, who had always been fearless, couldn't bear it. I couldn't help trembling.

"Why don't you dare?"

Jiang Ruhai moved his neck, and his eyes were wrapped around Su Xiaoyue like a poisonous snake: "You are just a stinky girl from the countryside, how dare you challenge me, young master?! Don't think that you can do whatever you want with Master Yan, the servant of the Ministry of Rites, Hmph, I will teach you today, if you want to live in the capital, you'd better be more sensible! Do it!"

Luo Jinglin, who was outside the crowd, raised his eyebrows, and had no intention of stepping forward to rescue Su Xiaoyue.

Before in Qingzhou Mansion, Su Xiaoyue's handling of the poisonous snake on the mountain left a deep impression on Luo Jinglin. The Jiang Ruhai in front of him could not be as good as that poisonous snake?
If Su Xiaoyue really can't solve it, it's better to go back home as soon as possible. The capital is full of high-ranking officials and dignitaries. Jiang Ruhai is just a small shrimp at best. If he encounters bigger troubles in the future and loses his life, it will be even more worthless... …

Just when Luo Jinglin was thinking about it, Su Xiaoyue sneered in his ears and said, "Second Master Jiang is so loud! Although I come from the countryside, I also know that Jiang Shan's surname is Li, not Jiang!"

As soon as these words came out, everyone's hearts trembled, and they looked at Jiang Ruhai with more sympathy—Su ​​Xiaoyue's words put the entire Jiang family on the shelf!
"What nonsense are you talking about!"

Jiang Ruhai also had a "thud" in his heart. He didn't expect that Su Xiaoyue was not only ignorant, but also wanted to dig a hole for herself. Immediately, he wished that his eyes would turn into blades and cut off Su Xiaoyue's tongue.

"Su Xiaoyue, how dare you despise Huangwei, how courageous you are!"

When things got to this point, Jiang Ruhai knew that Su Xiaoyue couldn't let Su Xiaoyue take the conversation no matter what, so he yelled sternly: "In this case, I will do a good deed today and take down you, a troublemaker for Jing Zhaoyin!"

"Master Qingjiang of Dali Temple covered the sky with one hand and allowed the second young master to oppress good people. All neighbors and neighbors can be witnesses for me!"

Just before Jiang Ruhai's subordinates were about to meet Su Xiaoyue, Su Xiaoyue took a step back and shouted loudly to the surrounding people: "At the foot of the emperor, the Jiang family dares to act like this. In other places, it is not known who the minister of Dali Temple is." Didn't he already become the Emperor of the Earth!"

"Although our Taohuafang is a merchant, it is impossible for the Jiang family to disregard human lives. Even if this matter comes to the Golden Palace, we, Taohuafang, will fight for justice!"

When Lu Ziming in the room heard this, he hurried out and stood in front of Su Xiaoyue. He was neither humble nor overbearing, and Qiao Yushi, who was in the crowd, was impressed by his arrogance of a literati.

(End of this chapter)