This palace is not your concubine: don't be mad, Your Majesty

Chapter 264 The Uncle’s Difficulties 4
"My mother is still alive, right?"

Ximen Yi asked with tears streaming down his face.

"It should still be there, but we don't know where she is, maybe Yulian knows, but we can't enter the palace, and we don't dare to spread it, so..."

Uncle's tears of sadness, pain, and regret made Maggie feel sad when she saw it.

"Uncle, are you willing to go back to the palace with me?"

Ximen Yi sniffed.

It's time, it's time to seek justice for my mother, it's time for her to pay the price for her insidiousness and viciousness.

"Ximen Yi, do you really want to do it at this time?"

Seeing Ximen Yi's stern expression, Meiqi knew that she couldn't persuade her.

"Yes, if this matter is not done, I would rather not be the emperor."

Ximen Yi said with a gloomy face.

"Your Majesty, can you tell the old minister what happened in the palace?"

The uncle got up and asked tremblingly.

"She is promiscuous in the harem, and wants to overthrow Chao Gang."

Ximen Yi's words were so powerful that the uncle trembled and fell down on the chair.

"Trouble, disaster, father, mother, you heard it, it is your guilty heart that caused today's disaster, father, mother..."

The uncle knelt on the ground and wept loudly.

Majesty couldn't bear it, her uncle's hair was all white, but this meeting was full of tears and sadness.

"Uncle, if you have no objection, please clean up tonight, and we will leave for Beijing early tomorrow morning."

There was no reluctance or distress in Ximen Yi's eyes.

Perhaps for him, his uncle and the others are considered accomplices. It is quite rare for him not to jointly punish the person who hurt his mother.

That night, none of the three of them slept, and because Meiqi was worried about Ximen Yi, she kept watch over him all night, lest he might do something wrong on the spur of the moment.

As for the uncle, he stayed in the room for half the night and cried for half the night, and his wife helped pack the luggage.

The next day, the three of them set off at dawn. They had prepared a carriage considering that the uncle was over sixty years old, but the uncle insisted on riding together.

He only brought a servant who served him along with him, and a group of four set off for the capital.

(End of this chapter)