Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife

  Chapter 1844 Uneasy

  Chu Heng still didn't answer, but continued to write some content.

  The above are obviously some confessions, and Chunqin only needs to take a look, nod or shake her head.

  Chunqin seemed to be looking at other people through him: "Lord Chu, you don't want to admit it, but what you do is more for the common people than other people."

   "Those who say that the people are working hard and protecting the people, actually do not know how many things are exploiting the people behind the scenes." Chunqin's eyes flashed hatred: "These officials are disgusting."

  Chu Heng still didn't answer her.

  Chunqin said to herself, not feeling bored at all: "Just like the prince, you are a good official who loves the people."

   "If it weren't for the prince, my life would have been gone long ago. The prince rescued me from the bandits, let me escape from being bullied and hurt, and gave me a good life. He is a good man."

   "Not only me, but also so many people in the Northland, all receive the favor of the prince. Only with the prince's presence can we live in peace."

   "Lord Chu, the prince will never have the heart of disobedience. He just wants to protect the people, just like you." Chunqin tried hard to persuade him.

  Chu Heng finished writing the last stroke, took it back, and shook his head lightly: "No, I am also selfish. Only Cathay Pacific can ensure the safety of the people and seek a job in its place."

   "If I really can't save others, I will give up."

  Chunqin seemed very dissatisfied with him saying this to herself: "Lord Chu, you are a good official, much better than those corrupt officials."

  Chu Heng didn't argue with her on this topic anymore. He couldn't make a conclusion about whether he was loyal to King Huainan. The existence of the former saintess in Nanjiang made this matter even more complicated.

  He even knew that Emperor Xuanming had issued a secret decree to let King Huainan return to Beijing to report on his duties, and at the same time **** the Prince of Beirong to Beijing to sign the trade agreement between the two countries.

   "Look, just nod or shake your head." Chu Heng spread the paper so that Chunqin could see clearly.

  Chunqin was quite cooperative, basically giving clear answers to most of the questions.

   Only when it comes to something special, such as how many people Bai Yao has under her command, and who she usually associates with, she didn't nod or shake her head.

   "Where is the Lover Gu given to you by the Saintess of Southern Xinjiang this time?" Chu Heng asked suddenly.

  Chunqin subconsciously shook her head.

   "No, we didn't trade anything this time, and it's the first time I've seen the Southern Border Saintess."

   "Is there still Lover Gu in the capital?" Chu Heng didn't ask directly, but the deep meaning in his words was obvious, he just wanted to know if Bai Yao had it.

  Chunqin hesitated, "I don't know."

  She really didn't know, Bai Yao wouldn't tell her these things on weekdays.

   "Well, I see, the information you provided is good."

   "Let's rest first."

  Chu Heng took the confession and left.

There is a lot of useful information that can be obtained from this interrogation. For example, Bai Yao may have really entered the palace. At the same time, it is very likely that she has Lover Gu in her hand. In addition, she also obtained several Huainan Palaces. The list of Bai Yao's cronies.

  Once these lists are obtained, it will be easier to determine more information about Bai Yao.

  Chu Heng sent people to watch Huainan Palace.

   Palace.

  Xiao Tianhao hurried to the imperial study, and waited for a long time, but he was not summoned by the emperor, so he felt a little uneasy.

   Anxious but unable to break in, I can only hope that the emperor has got the news and will be on guard against something.

  (end of this chapter)