Chapter 1573: What Do You Mean? This Is It
Editor:Â Henyee Translations
As long as His Highness dispatched someone, it wouldnât be challenging for these witnesses to meet a sudden demise. Head Steward Wen contemplated shifting blame onto Shao Yunduan, claiming he was the one responsible for their deaths. He eagerly awaited to witness how Lord Shao, who had always been fortunate, would handle such a predicament.
Qiao Xuan and Shao Yunduan shared a similar sentiment.
Although Qiao Xuan couldnât quite grasp Shao Yunduanâs implications, their mutual understanding allowed her to align with her husbandâs thought process. Consequently, Qiao Xuan vehemently denied any knowledge of Liu Fu and the others, asserting the absurdity of the accusations against her.
Liu Fu and the other children, frustrated and angered, turned red-faced, crying as they helplessly refuted the claims.
Regardless of their protests, Wen Fuxin persisted in insisting that they were acquainted with Qiao Xuan and conspired against him. She even insinuated Qiao Xuanâs jealousy, suggesting she resented the Fourth Princess Consort for receiving assistance. However, lacking the significance and courage to retaliate directly, she orchestrated a scheme to harm herself, thereby implicating the Fourth Princeâs mansion.
Liu Fu and the others were on the verge of collapsing from sheer anger.
Qiao Xuan, astounded by the audacity, almost applauded.
This was the epitome of a wild imagination! Young Master Wen truly exhibited a talent in this department.
Head Steward Wen stood with pride. Though outwardly calm, he exuded internal satisfaction. How formidable could Shao Yunduan be? His lord had fallen victim to the trap he set!
Not to mention the potatoes he supplied to the Crown Prince. Unforeseen was the close scrutiny from both the Ministry of Revenue and the palace. It resulted in a bountiful harvest, bringing immense joy to the Ministry of Revenue and the Emperor. Despite the significant reward bestowed upon the Crown Prince, His Highness remained in a state of deep depression.
If he emerged victorious over Shao Yunduan this time, His Highness would surely hold him in high esteemâŠ
Unexpectedly, just as the confrontation reached a stalemate, Liu Fuâs parents arrived.
Three men, their faces weathered and expressions stern, approached the court. The youngest sported a beard and a ponytail, appearing to be around thirty-five or thirty-six years old, while the other two were in their forties. One had a blind eye, and the other walked with a limp in his right leg.
Liu Fu and the others brightened up, exclaiming, âUncle Zheng, Uncle Wu, Uncle Liu!â
Head Steward Wen and his nephew observed with disdain.
It dawned on them that the families of these unfortunate boys were impoverished and dealing with physical disabilities. The audacity of such individuals to present themselves at this time amused Head Steward Wen and his nephew, who didnât bother concealing their scorn.
As soon as the three men entered, Liu Fu and the others rushed towards them. The three men showered the children with affection, gently stroking and comforting them, all the while emanating an air of anger.
Their expressions remained frigid.
The thirty-five-year-old man took deliberate steps forward, straightening his back. His gaze swept across Lord Qin before settling on Head Steward Wen. His eyes, dark and unfathomable, exuded a chilling coldness.
Under this penetrating stare, Head Steward Wen involuntarily shivered, sensing a bone-chilling chill creeping up from the soles of his feetâŠ
Wen Fuxin, unable to match his uncleâs composure, visibly trembled. His expression changed, and he stood rigidly on the sidelines, instinctively lightening his breath.
âXiao Fu and the others are unfamiliar with Lord Shao and Madam Shao. Itâs absurd to suggest they conspired to frame your nephew!â
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