Lord Hou, you have been flopped again

Chapter 206 Kill the chicken to warn the monkey

The old steward looked at the woman, and quickly stepped forward and replied: "His Royal Highness, this is the maidservant of the Garment Pavilion, named Fang'er."

"Clothing Pavilion?" Di Yan snorted coldly, "So you know how to make handkerchiefs?"

The maidservants looked at each other, not knowing what the handkerchief His Royal Highness suddenly mentioned meant.

Di Yan glanced at the fainted maidservant Fang'er, and said, "Come here, wake her up."

"Yes, Your Highness."

As soon as the old steward waved, someone came forward with a bucket and poured a bucket of cold water on Fang'er.

On such a cold night, a bucket of cold water was poured on the body. Just looking at it made the women around shudder and tremble even more.

After being so cold, Fang'er woke up immediately, opened her eyes wide and looked around blankly and terrified, not knowing what happened for a while.

"Say." Di Yan threw the handkerchief in his hand on the ground, his narrow and cold eyes narrowed slightly, like a ghost seeking his life.

He asked the maidservant, "Is this your veil?"

Wei Ying, who was standing aside, looked at the veil, then at the prince, paused, and looked away.

Wei Ying knew that the prince was not sure that the handkerchief belonged to this maidservant.It's just that the prince is already furious at this moment, whether the woman has been wronged or not, let's ask first.It happened to kill chickens and monkeys, and let the "culprit" show up earlier.

Fang'er's face was pale, she looked at the veil on the ground, and cried, "His Royal Highness, this is not the veil of a servant. It really is not the veil of a servant!"

Di Yan asked again: "Then have you seen it before?"

Fang'er shook her head again and again, and said, "This servant has never seen such an embroidered handkerchief in our garment cabinet."

At this time, knowing that His Royal Highness was looking for the owner of the handkerchief, the maidservants also looked at the handkerchief.

Definitely not a typical embroidered handkerchief.In addition to the uniquely embroidered butterfly, there is also a small rhododendron embroidered on the other corner of the handkerchief.

It doesn't look like a pattern that matches the butterfly, but it looks like the unique mark of the embroiderer.

Du Yunyun, who also saw the veil clearly, trembled suddenly and almost staggered.

This... isn't this her handkerchief!
The handkerchief was embroidered by her a few days ago. It was originally placed in the room, but one day it suddenly disappeared.

Why did the missing handkerchief go to His Royal Highness the Crown Prince?How can this be good!

Du Yunyun gritted her teeth, reminding herself not to panic and show her feet.

There are many maidservants who can embroider in the Prince's Mansion, and it is impossible for His Royal Highness to check whether everyone knows how to embroider.

And that rhododendron flower, although it is the mark she left on her favorite work, not many people know about it, and it is not impossible to imitate it.If His Royal Highness asked her, she would say that someone deliberately framed her and had nothing to do with her.

What's more, there is the empress to help her.Qin Qi's departure was just in line with the queen's wishes.

Du Yunyun was about to take this reassurance pill for herself, when she suddenly heard a maidservant talking in the crowd. Although the voice was very soft and trembling, it was enough for His Royal Highness to hear.

"His Royal Highness..." the maidservant said, "Servant...servant knows who this handkerchief belongs to."

Du Yunyun was startled, and when she looked back, it was A Tao, the little maid in the kitchen.

A Tao also happened to be looking at her.

Looking up, A Tao glared at Du Yunyun, full of hostility.

This damned A Tao, doesn't she really know that this handkerchief is hers?
Du Yunyun gritted her teeth, wishing she could strangle A Tao to death.But the crown prince was right in front of her eyes, so Du Yunyun could only stand there as if nothing had happened, thinking about how to deal with it.

(End of this chapter)