Uncle's First Favorite Concubine

Chapter 1161 Child Disappearance Case

Unexpectedly, as soon as it was opened, a trembling and crying child was seen.

Blinking: "Did I discover something extraordinary?"

Looking back at Uncle Huang and Liu Xing.

Liu Xing laughed, "Your luck is really extraordinary."

Nangong Han signaled: "Have someone take the child back to the Yamen."

When everyone returned to the yamen, the third brother was still busy, and at the same time there were several officials from Liangcheng.

Hearing the sound, the third brother was angry.

After Xiao Liu and the others walked in, the third brother asked people to leave.

"Greetings to His Royal Highness, Princess Han." The official saluted as he left.

Nangong Han nodded, and asked Tang San: "What's the result?"

Tang San was a little tired: "It's useless to have any clues, the parents of these children have been crying at the door, and finally persuaded them to leave, alas."

"I just found a child, maybe he knows something." Xiao Liu reminded.

Tang San signaled his subordinates to ask, and got the result soon.

"Suddenly someone yelled at the scene that the child was missing, and then there was a commotion, but the child said that someone took him away, and he saw that person on the stage of juggling."

Liu Xing suddenly said: "Doesn't this mean that the child's disappearance is related to the juggler?"

Tang San immediately ordered: "Go and catch the juggler today."

"My lord, it's not good, the juggler is gone..." The subordinate ran back to report.

"Search the whole city, be sure to catch someone." Tang San sank his face.

Xiao Liu sat on the chair, propped his head and didn't know what he was thinking.

Nangong Han leaned in front of her, one finger away, "What are you thinking?"

Xiao Liu regained consciousness, saw him getting so close, and kissed the corner of his mouth.

Look at the corners of his mouth, showing a smile.

"I was thinking, when I just saw the proprietress of the tavern enter the back kitchen, a pair of shoes were exposed inside, which looked familiar."

Speaking of this, Xiao Liu hurriedly asked Liu Xing: "You said the proprietress is a widow, right?"

Liu Xing nodded: "Yes, it is said that her man has been dead for many years."

"Then does her tavern invite anyone? Didn't you say that the proprietress cooks all the dishes?"

"Well, it doesn't seem to be there. It is said that the proprietress is alone in Dali, and she didn't invite anyone."

Xiao Liu's eyes lit up, and she finally noticed something was wrong.

"Quickly, send someone to the tavern and arrest someone. The proprietress is with the juggler," she shouted.

Several people looked at her puzzled: "Why?"

"It's too late to explain, hurry up and send someone over, third brother." Xiao Liu said anxiously.

Tang San hurriedly gave orders.

Soon, someone came to report: "Go back to the adults, the children have been found, five of them, one of them is quite a few, and they are in the cellar of the tavern."

Now everyone was surprised.

"Xiao Liu, how did you guess it?" Liu Xing was extremely curious.

Xiao Liu raised his head proudly: "Didn't you find anything wrong with the proprietress?"

Liu Xing shook his head: "It's useless."

"Uncle Huang, what about you, you didn't notice either?"

"This king never wastes his mind on unnecessary people."

Yep, she asked the wrong question.

"Actually, it's all a coincidence, I found the same flower that made the trick on the counter of the proprietress.

Although the proprietress is smiling, she looks at me and the emperor's uncle obviously differently, kind of... well, like looking at prey.

The most important point is that there is someone in the back kitchen of the tavern, and the shoes worn by that person are not like those worn by a helper in the back kitchen. Adding what Liu Xing said, I deduced that. "

She was just bored at the time, so she looked around, not expecting such a thing to happen.

Nangong Han touched the top of her head: "It's so smart, the shoes also have mechanisms, and there are blades hidden underneath, which can save lives in critical times."

(End of this chapter)