Queen Juan is here, run away

Chapter 429
Four people came out from Huafang Hall.

There were not many people, but the master who led the group showed great momentum.

Su Siru led a few lackeys through the long palace passage, walked through the hinterland where the concubine lived, and walked toward the edge of the imperial garden.

Chuiwan and Madiao were very worried. The harem had just been lifted and the other masters were waiting to watch. Their master couldn't wait to come out for a walk.

They politely advised them not to wait before going out, lest they bump into something or be taken as a target.

However, Su Siru directly rejected it: "What do you know? Only those who dare to come out now prove that there are no ghosts and no bad deeds."

Besides, she had to go see if Boss Wu Li was okay. There had been no news at all these days. She was so worried that she didn't even bother to play cards. Even if her father died, she wouldn't be so worried.

If she, like others, waited and understood before going, seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, she would not be worthy of embracing this thigh.

Thinking about the people coming from Qunfang Palace, there are many people who want to please Wu Li, especially the Empress Dowager Wu Li. However, Mr. Wu Li has always been polite and polite on the surface, and he doesn't care about it at all. .

These ignorant people don't even think about how they can hide their tricks from the smart boss Wuli.
Smart people like to be treated sincerely and hate hypocrisy the most. Su Siru knew this very well from the moment she decided to hug her.

So, if you want to take advantage of your opportunity, you must be dedicated and don't be opportunistic.

Halfway through, Su Siru saw a group of people passing by on the other side of the road. It looked like they were returning from Shoukang Palace.

On both sides of the team were people from the Internal Security Department, surrounded by a group of old palace maids and old eunuchs in the middle, and these group of palace maids and eunuchs were as lifeless as their dead mothers.

Some of them were described as being messy, some had bruises on their faces, and some had injuries on their bodies, and some were specially "taken care of" and held with their hands tied and gagged.

The person in charge, Su Siru recognized, was Hu Feifei, the ink-spotting bug who was on the fringes of the investigation. The ink-spotting bug was the nickname she gave her casually.

After so many days of investigating a homicide case, there is still no result. The day lilies are cold. The murderer has long wiped away the traces. It is not an inkworm.

Su Siru said "Huh", instinctively smelling the excitement, so she turned her legs and approached openly.

Hu Feifei also saw her and asked the others to go first. He stopped and waited by the roadside with a kind smile.

Hu Feifei's impression of this master was acceptable. Although he had a bad temper and a bit of a prick in his mouth, he was quite talented in some aspects. He was a transparent and smart man, much better than those self-righteous fools.

He greeted cordially: "How is Little Master Su?" He had no idea that he was being nicknamed the Ink-spotting Worm.

Su Siru came over and looked at him, then glanced at the palace maids and eunuchs who were walking away, and asked: "Is he from Shoukang Palace? He looks like he is dressed in a high-class dress, and he is quite older..."

Her eyes suddenly brightened, and she asked eagerly: "Have you all taken in the henchmen of those old goblins in Shoukang Palace?"

She vaguely knew that Lihua's murder had a lot to do with Shoukang Palace.

After Hu Feifei paused, he actually felt that the title "Old Goblin" was very subtle, and it was extremely appropriate to describe the concubines in Shoukang Palace.

Just as a small promise to call the concubines this way, is it really good to be heard?
Hu Feifei then thought about it, he and Su Siru were the only ones here. He had offended everyone in Shoukang Palace today. He bluntly called those people old goblins because they were sure that he would not tell them.

Hu Feifei's smile gradually deepened, and he pointedly said: "The concubines' servants are not taking good care of them. Long live the Lord is considerate and specially ordered the servants to go and replace them with caring people."

(End of this chapter)