Chapter 794： Accidents from the Eastern Window (4)

Chapter 794 Dongchuang Incident (4)

"It's nothing, I'll just call you." Ning Yue said lazily.

Xuanyin could hear her sleepiness, and seeing her drooping eyelids almost unable to open, she couldn't help but smiled softly, didn't they all say that men fell asleep quickly afterward? Why is it that he is full of energy every time, but she is drowsy? He fondled her temples: "Go to sleep."

"Well, sleep..."

Before she finished the following words, Ning Yue fell into a deep sleep.

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The battle of Yunzhou came to an end temporarily, and the imperial court quickly issued a punishment for Su Mu. He was threatened by Huang Fushan, and the incident of attacking the Xuan family army was dismissed. The city must be recaptured within a month.

Xuanyin listened, sneered three times without speaking, and went to the barracks calmly.

Days went on as usual, the war in the south did not reach the capital, and the capital was still bustling, but suddenly there were many refugees, which made the powerful and powerful feel disgusted for a while. Blame their stinky bodies for occupying clean and tidy paths, and their dirty paws for stealing their gold leaf and their belongings. The government intervened and moved the refugees to nearby counties, and the capital once again returned to its usual cleanliness and peace.

Ning Yue has no right to express her opinion on this kind of behavior that treats the symptoms but not the root cause. After all, this world is not hers, and she has nothing to worry about. Maybe if she worried too much, it would arouse the emperor's dissatisfaction, thinking that the Xuan family was buying people's hearts.

On this day, Xuan Yin went to the military camp, and Ning Yue went to Huichun Hall as usual. As soon as he entered the door, he heard what they said about the refugees in Ding County. went.

When mentioning Sikong's family, Ning Yue suddenly thought of Sikong Jing who was imprisoned three days ago.

Si Kongjing was quickly paraded to Jingzhao Mansion by the arrester Wei, losing all face. Patriarch Sikong was so angry that he beat up Sikongcheng, blaming him for not taking good care of his sister, and not even knowing and stopping her from stealing things. Afterwards, Patriarch Sikong went to Jingzhao Mansion and wanted to discuss the matter privately, but now Jingzhaoyin was not around, and the well-known Lord Qingtian, Guo Kuang, was temporarily acting as Jingzhaoyin. Guo Kuang's refusal to eat oil and salt made Patriarch Sikong suffer a lot. In desperation, Patriarch Sikong went to the palace to look for Sikong Shuo.

"Jing'er is also your sister, please get someone to rescue her! The prison is not a place for a daughter to stay! If she stays any longer, her life will be ruined!"

Let me ask, who is willing to marry a daughter-in-law who has been in prison? Even if the other party has a prominent background, if his character is low, he will inevitably harm three generations of incense.

Patriarch Sikong said earnestly, but Sikong Shuo just didn't let go.

"What does it matter to you that you have no way to teach a daughter? Why did I rescue her? Is it because she used my name to cheat and cheat, or because she stole something to shame people? She should have a better memory, my lord." .”

One sentence from Patriarch choked Patriarch Sikong to death: "I... I... I, I, I... I am your father after all! Why are you talking to me like this? What do you think of me?"

Sikong Shuo sneered: "Anyway, you are my father, so you haven't killed me even though you yelled at me in this seat."

Patriarch Sikong walked away in despair.

Guo Kuang and Sikong Shuo couldn't get along, so Sikongjing could only stay in prison honestly, but Sikongjing was not a person who would bow his head and plead guilty. She has done a huge bad thing, even if she is caught, she will never admit it. No matter how Guo Kuang interrogated her, she insisted that she did not steal. He also said that those earrings, rouge and cream, who put them in there, maybe a thief stole them, and put them on her quietly in fear of being discovered.

(end of this chapter)