Grandma Chen's expression became more and more relaxed. When she was asked about the jujube tree, wrinkles appeared on her face. She shook her head and said, "There is only one tree, in the yard of Aunt Qi in the second house."
The second room is from Li Chun's room. Obviously, Aunt Qi is one of Li Chun's concubines.
"Okay, I understand. Thank you Aunt Chen for your cooperation."
When Di Ying heard this, she asked Nanny Chen to go down.
This made Grandma Chen, who was originally prepared to answer more questions, curl her lips.
I heard that it was Master Di who asked about the case, and that she was the first person asked about the case. Grandma Chen was still a little nervous when she came. Who knows, the rumors are really better than meeting.
Look at this question...is this considered a case solved? How could such an important matter be solved without asking the slightest question?
With this thought in mind, Grandma Chen turned around and walked out with a look of disdain.
Di Ying saw her expression and her rude way of leaving the room. She raised the corner of her mouth slightly, lowered her head and continued drinking tea.
The second person brought in for questioning was a second-class maid from the palace.
When the princess travels, the maids accompanying her are all second-class at the very least. But the mother-in-law has four rough messengers.
The first thing Di Ying asked about was Zhuo'er among the second-class maids.
"Miss Zhui'er, I want to ask you, have you ever taken your eldest young master to play elsewhere? As long as it's not outside your princess's main courtyard, it doesn't matter."
Zhui'er listened to the question and replied politely: "To tell you what to say, the eldest young master is only following the princess, Nanny Chen and sister Luo'er. The princess does not let me and other people interfere with the eldest young master's affairs, and she even wants to get close to the eldest young master. The young master is not allowed."
"Oh? It seems that your princess is really precious to Master Yuze."
Di Ying said this with a smile, and then said, "Have you ever seen Master Yuze being particularly interested in flowers, plants, or fruits when he was playing elsewhere?"
"No."
Zhui'er immediately shook his head. It shakes like a drum.
He shook his head and said, "The eldest young master doesn't like flowers and plants. When he passes by, he tries to stay away from them. As for fruits, except for dried dates, he doesn't like to eat them either. But he is a sensible and filial man. He is a good boy, but whatever the princess asks him to eat, whether he likes it or not, he will eat it with a smile. Eat as much as you give him."
"Um."
Di Ying hummed in his throat, then put down the tea cup, looked at the night outside the window, and stretched again.
He frowned and said with a grimace: "It's been a hard night. I wonder what your Prince Xu likes to eat? If you don't want to quarrel with me, you can ask him for some fruits to eat. By the way, then Qi Auntie, doesn’t she like to eat dates the most?”
"no."
Zhui'er shook his head instinctively. After shaking it for a while, he immediately realized something and quickly closed his mouth.
After pursing her lips and taking a breath, Zhui'er found that the adult was still looking at her, so Zhui'er looked away.
Looking at the ground, he continued: "The prince came in a hurry, so the fruits he ate should have been prepared by the temple. But because the princess is here, the temple will always prepare some foods that the masters of the house like to eat. There should also be dried dates that the prince likes to eat. I will help you find a plate right now."
"No, no, no, I don't like that, it's too much trouble." Di Ying said regretfully, covering her cheek.
This made Zhui'er laugh.
But this smile disappeared as soon as it appeared.
Di Ying just pretended not to notice, and followed his own words: "You said you wanted to help me find a plate, but you can't go in front of the county prince, so you can't just want to look for it at the princess's place, right? "
Zhui'er laughed.
She covered her mouth and chuckled: "No. The princess doesn't like to eat that. Like you, she doesn't like it. But because the eldest young master likes to eat, sister Luo'er always has it in her pocket. Come back to Enji this time. If there is no more at Sister Luo'er's place, she will go and ask for a plate from the monks. At this moment, she probably won't be able to care about it, so I will help you find those monks."
After saying that, he turned around and ran away.
Chang Jiu, who was guarding the door, was about to stop him when he saw the master shaking his head slightly. Chang Jiu then also released the person.
At this time, Peng Liang asked his elders softly.
"They have obviously been told not to talk nonsense. How should we investigate this case...?"
Not to mention his own adults being impatient, Peng Liang was already impatient too.
This does not allow an autopsy, prevents people from answering, and also wants to let people investigate the case to find out the truth. What is it if it is not clearly embarrassing people?
Is it possible? Do you want the adults to fail to solve the case, and then casually use this as a threat to coerce the adults to "discuss the plan" with them?
Peng Liang remembers that his master seemed to have muttered something?
It seems...the King of Yue liked to use various means to tie people up and board pirate ships together.
Then this King Huo or some other prince, is he also using this method on his own adults?
It shouldn't be possible.
My eldest grandson, how important is it? How could he be willing to exchange it for their Master Di?
I'm afraid it was an impromptu idea from those two people? Or... they simply know who the murderer is? But then why did you specially invite adults to come?
Peng Liang felt that the more he thought about it, the more confused he became.
Di Ying was not confused.
He met Peng Liang's confused eyes, took out two small dried peaches from Peng Liang's sachet, ate one, and held the other in his hand.
Then he sat down next to the charcoal pot and warmed himself up by the fire.
Not to mention, in this weather and this dense night, eating such a sour fruit while watching the charcoal basin is quite refreshing and energizing.
In this state, Di Ying asked one of the four rough envoys brought by the princess.
Grandma Sun.
When Di Ying picks people to ask questions, he doesn't pick people who look smart or look honest, just pick people who don't slip through the cracks.
It was the same with Zhui'er before, and it's the same with Granny Sun now.
He invited Mrs. Sun to sit across from him and warm themselves by the fire together.
Di Yingcai said casually, as if he was gossiping: "Mr. Sun, don't be nervous. Did you hear what Granny Chen and Zhui'er said? I don't eat people, I just ask a few random questions. Relax, don't worry. What would I say wrong?”
After saying that, seeing that Mrs. Sun's hands and feet were still trembling a little, and she was sitting there with her butt just touching the edge of the embroidered pier, Di Ying smiled and said again: "Sit tight, there is a charcoal basin in front of you. If you fall, You'll get burned if you go in.
As for me, I just like to eat dried fruits and the like. Come, I have another one here, you can try it too. But it's a pity, there is only one left.
I wonder what kind of fruit trees are planted in your palace? And what kind of fruit trees are planted in the fruit groves of Huien Temple?
If there are more of any kind of fruit trees, there may be dried fruits left. I will ask them for some later, and I can better satisfy their craving. "
"At 2:30 this morning, my mother left me forever. For four months, I tried my best to save her life, but in the end, I still watched her being frozen into the cold In a body bag. I thought that she had worked hard all her life, but in the end she only had half a place to live. She was lying there quietly, but I seemed to be able to hear and see her breathing and her voice... Many times, I wanted to rush Go up and stop people. Really, I almost made a joke. Looking at the vast dark night, I was thinking: No matter who comes or goes in this world, it will still not be affected at all. One day, I will be the same. . Goodbye mom, may heaven be safe and the next life be healthy!”
