Bring your son to chase after your wife, please go home

Chapter 158: Revealing the Truth About Martyrdom (1)
Just as the sun suddenly broke through the hazy sky, Baili Changge was stunned by the truth that was torn apart suddenly. After a long time, his mind was sorted out, and he asked Ye Hen, "Did the prince guess it too?"

"Guess about [-]% or [-]%." Ye Hen nodded lightly, "The rest, I'll wait for you to go back and explain them one by one."

Baili Changge stroked her chest with her hand. She never imagined that in the end, the truth turned out to be like this. They spent all day searching for clues and visiting everywhere. In fact, the truth was only separated by a layer of tulle.

"Let's go back first!" Ye Hen saw that she was in a daze, so he whispered: "Go directly to the governor's mansion later, and let Li Zheng invite everyone involved in this case to the court. Then you can One by one, it cleared up the confusion for everyone.”

Wei Yu drove the carriage back to the palace, and Baili Changge had to walk with Ye Hen. She was still in Rouge Lane, she looked up at the deliberately whitewashed bricks and tiles in front of her, and gave Ye Hen a sideways look, "How did you lead the way?" , brought me to this place."

"I always thought you wanted to come here to investigate." Ye Hen said, pointing to the place called "Yunliang Pavilion" at the front, Baili Changge looked in the direction he pointed, and there was already rouge in that place The alley, in the place of fireworks in this area, looks muddy and unstained, not only because the place is remote and deserted, but also because it is a place where there are only men and no women, and there is no smell of rouge and gouache.

She twitched the corners of her mouth, and suddenly remembered the picture album she saw in Xu Luo's room earlier. She thought it was a little funny, and joked, "Why, do you want to go up and have a sit?"

Ye Hen naturally knew that she wanted to talk about the spring and palace album, so he glanced at her and said nothing.

Baili Changge had a rare chance to tease him, so he leaned over and asked, "Having learned so many tricks, aren't you going to try them out?"

"I have no plans to cut off my sleeves for the time being." Ye Hen said, quickened his pace and walked straight forward.

Baili Changge curled his lips and followed quickly.

When the two arrived at the governor's mansion, it was already near the end of time.

Li Zheng was a little caught off guard by the two of them's arrival, and quickly led them to the inner hall, where they were made to make tea and brought melon and fruit snacks.

Baili Changge wanted to reach out to grab it, but when she saw Ye Hen's casual wink at the end of her eyes, she immediately remembered that she had been enchanted by this old thief last night.

She withdrew her hand naturally, and said with a sneer: "Master Li, the officer has already found out the whole story of the incident at the altar, and now I have to trouble you to ask the guards to invite all the relevant personnel to the court."

Li Zheng sat down at the side with a smile on his face, and said slowly: "The prince really did his duty, and he was able to find out the truth of such a complicated case in just a few days."

For his insinuations of the Ming Dynasty, Baili Changge could only curse in his heart: Old stuff!
Li Zhengqian took a sip of his tea, showing his embarrassment, "The lower official understands the prince's hard work very much, but the Ministry of Criminal Justice has sent an official document to let the lower official close the case. As lower-level officials, we always have to follow the instructions from above. Now that the case is closed, the prince will ask the lower officials to invite people to the court for interrogation, I'm afraid it's against the law, and the lower officials want to save a little longer with this black gauze hat."

"Really?" Ye Hen's slender fingers tapped on the armrest again and again, and his tone was extremely casual, "As far as I know, on the day Lord Li opened the altar, Father Emperor once sent spies to watch. That spy witnessed the entire death process of Miss Qin and Young Master Xu."

Li Zheng's fingers holding the teacup trembled, and he regained his composure after a while, still maintaining the tone just now, "Your Majesty has a lot of things to do every day, and it is my great fortune in Chuzhou to find time to let people come to Chuzhou to observe the people's sentiments when we are far away in the imperial capital."

(End of this chapter)