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Chapter 1591 Letter from Yao Ke's Son
As soon as Yao Ke opened his mouth, Meng Liang immediately stopped talking.

If other people have any problems, Meng Liang doesn't care about them, but now it's his immediate superior who is speaking, if he still doesn't care, it seems a bit unreasonable.

Just like that, Meng Liang looked at Osmanthus fragrans for help.

At this time, Osmanthus sneered in her heart, and asked: "What does Yao Zhifu mean by this? Why is it bad? Is it wrong to use torture? Or is it wrong to use torture because of this person's identity?"

"This, this..." Yao Ke was at a loss for words. It is not particularly unacceptable to use torture in the lobby, even if he personally tried the case, he often used this trick.

Therefore, it seems that something is not right to say that torture is not good.

But if you want to talk about the issue of identity, how can he say this?
Facing Yao Ke's speechless, Osmanthus sneered, raised her hand and waved her fingers, and the waiter at the side hurriedly delivered an envelope to Osmanthus.

"Just now I have been thinking about the trial, but I don't want to forget another thing." Osmanthus fragrans played with the envelope in her hand, then raised her hand to Yao Ke's direction, and said, "On the way my lord came, Suddenly, I met a man who claimed to be the son of Yao Zhifu. Seeing that the man’s physical condition was not very good, my lord sent him to the hospital for treatment. However, the young man repeatedly asked me to hand over this letter in person. In the hands of Prefect Yao. Prefect Yao, do you want to take a look now?"

Listening to Osmanthus fragrans' words, Yao Ke's heart was agitated, his son was still in poor health, could it be that bastard?

But how did he meet Chu Yunfang?
When I came out in the morning, I didn't hear what he said!

Although Guihua's words were in a questioning tone, Yao Ke understood that the other party wanted him to read the letter now, and in front of everyone present, including those outside the people.

Yao Ke twitched the corners of his stiff mouth, stepped forward bravely, took the envelope from Osmanthus's hand, and said, "Of course, I have to read it."

He took the envelope, and on it was written the words "Father, Father".

Although there was no signature and no mention of the name, but just looking at the handwriting, Yao Ke immediately recognized that it was his bastard's handwriting.

With slightly trembling hands, he opened the envelope and took out the two folded letters inside.

In a panic, he opened one, and the first thing he saw was the two large characters "Letter of Divorce".

How could there be a letter of divorce when the son wrote to his father?But even if he thought about it with his toes, he knew that the divorce letter was not written for him as a father.

So Yao Ke hurriedly put the divorce letter on the table beside him, and then opened another stack of papers.

Looking at the address on the letterhead, this should be a letter to myself.

But looking at the contents of the letter, Yao Ke's breathing became more and more difficult.

The content of the letter is not much, just a few sentences, but there is something that Yao Ke never thought of.

That was the daughter-in-law who made him think about saving it just now, but in the past few years, she poisoned her son one after another.

Although the poison did not kill him, it made his body, which should have improved, become weaker and weaker.

In addition, the wife of the first wife in the mansion, and the other old father-in-law were also not spared.

It's just that these people's health is good on weekdays, so they didn't get poisoned so quickly.

Apart from poisoning, the second thing Yao Ke's concubine mentioned in his letter was divorce.

They have already poisoned their family members, such a poisonous woman will naturally have to rest.

After reading the letter to himself, Yao Ke read the letter of divorce again.

After reading the divorce letter, Yao Ke rolled his eyes and sat down on the chair, taking a long time to recover.

(End of this chapter)