The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 916
And she wasn't really interested, but Bi Tao suddenly said to herself: "It's like a painting, I heard it occasionally when the slaves went to the street."

"painting?"

"Well, I don't know whose authentic work it is. It's so precious, and the court sent so many troops to chase the thief everywhere. The thief is also unlucky. If he is caught, he must have no way out. I can't figure it out. It was stolen from Old Concubine Xu's head."

Tang Nineteen thought of the painting in his box.

Not at all, that painting must be related to Qin Xiaoqi.

A painting can make the emperor so interested, and Qin Xiaoqi had a relationship with Xu Wang's mansion, and the emperor didn't leave Xu's mansion in the end, which hurt Qin Xiaoqi's body and mind.

Tang Nineteen suddenly sat up straight and walked to the side of the box.

"Miss, what do you want to take, this servant will help you."

"No, Bitao, you go out and sort these pairs, take the ones you like, and put the rest in the room, and distribute the rest to everyone."

Bi Tao understood that Tang Nineteen was telling her to go out.

Very discerning, she gathered her bundle and withdrew.

Tang Nineteen opened the box, and the scroll was still there, but for some reason, she felt strange.

When she opened it, she was surprised.

The painting has been swapped.

This is no longer the portrait of the emperor and Qin Xiaoqi when they were young, but a very ordinary landscape painting.

But from the outside, this picture scroll is exactly the same as her previous one.

Who moved hands and feet.

Relics of the Twelve Princes.

She hurriedly opened the box, and there were several small notebooks inside. She checked them one by one, but they hadn't been touched.

Therefore, both are about the emperor, but the purpose of the person who dropped the bag is only this painting.

It can be seen that the person who dropped the bag knows what to hold the emperor's life.

Tang Nineteen frowned and looked at the box. What she was sure of was that Qu Tiange didn't make it.

First of all, she believed in Qu Tiange's character and would not flip through her things without her consent.

Secondly, if Qu Tiange had seen the painting, he would have put it back quietly and would never take it away.

It's impossible for Qu Tiange, nor for Lu Bai, and it's even more impossible for Bitao.

However, Bi Tao was the only one watching the yard for a long time. This room can be sneaked into at will, and it is not surprising that someone steals it.

Curious who stole it.

Faintly, Tang Nineteen felt that it was necessary for him to go to Prince Xu's mansion.

She didn't dare to be 100% sure, but she was 50.00% sure that the painting that Old Princess Xu was stolen might be the one that was stolen from her.

This was not implicated out of thin air, but the attitude of the emperor instructing the Jingzhao Mansion to go all out to arrest the thief, which made Tang Nineteen sure that there was something strange about the painting that the old concubine Xu had discarded.

Frowning, he closed the box.

The painting was related to the skeleton case in the underground passage, if I knew she should have been sent to the Criminal Division, and kept with Mr. Fu.

The Evidence Room of the Criminal Prosecution Division needs to be guarded and the procedures are strict. Half of the people don't want to get close to half of it.

When Bitao came to report Qu Tiange and returned, Tang Nineteen was still annoyed that he shouldn't have kept the painting privately.

Qu Tiange came in with a food box in his hand.

"Nineteen, I should go pick you up."

"It's okay if you don't pick it up. It's not that I don't know my family. What's in it?"

"Your mother asked me to bring it to you. She said it was the pastry you loved when you were young."

Tang Nineteen sneered: "How does she know that what I liked to eat when I was a child is nothing more than nonsense, the Tang family is fine? You didn't say it last time, but I have always wanted to ask what happened to the rebellion between Qian Wang and the Tang family .”

(End of this chapter)