The prince dotes on his wife: a reborn peasant woman is not easy to mess with

It's just that the matter has come to this, and Prince Jing can't say anything more.

Prince Jing's mind was not urgent and he was thinking about leaving a way out for himself, but the eunuch was waiting there. If he didn't want to resist the order, he had to rush to the palace as soon as possible.

Fortunately, the source of this incident did not lie with Prince Jing. After thinking about it for a moment, Prince Jing realized where the problem lay.

The emperor allowed him to take away Princess Jialun because they were brother and sister.

But if the emperor learns that Princess Jialun is following Zhou Xiaoyuan, then things will not be so simple.

Thinking about this, Prince Jing felt a little relieved, knowing that Xia Yechen would definitely care about this more than him. In this case, their interests were obviously the same.

While thinking about it, Prince Jing followed the eunuch into the palace, and he was even more happy when he bumped into Concubine Jia's maid on the way.

There is no end to the road, so Jing Dynasty bowed his hand to her.

The palace maid was naturally surprised, but as Concubine Jia's confidant, the palace maid narrowed her eyes, subconsciously quickened her pace, and told Concubine Jia everything about her encounter with Prince Jing.

One of them did not forget to mention: "His Royal Highness looks serious and seems to have lost his temper seriously... Madam, why don't you let me ask this servant to find out something?"

The imperial concubine said nothing, but Prince Jing had already been ushered into the palace.

As soon as he entered the palace, Prince Jing raised his head first, but Princess Jia Lun next to him didn't dare to look at him at all. She subconsciously acted coquettishly towards the emperor and said in an aggrieved voice: "Father, how long has it been since this happened..."

"No matter how long it takes, we have to figure it out!" The emperor ordered, turning around and seeing Prince Jing, his expression immediately tensed.

"Prince Jing, do you know your mistake?"

Prince Jing pretended to be calm and bowed his head to salute, lest he

The words are neither humble nor arrogant: "I don't know where I went wrong."

"Bold!"

The emperor was obviously furious. He picked up something nearby and threw it at it. However, Prince Jing did not dodge and just cut it off, while still saying: "I hope my father will tell me clearly."

These words almost had a hint of provocation. Princess Jialun became more and more uneasy and tried to persuade her, but the emperor had already slapped her hat on her: "——Don't you know what you have done? You still want me to tell you. Come to this! Jialun is also your sister after all, how dare you!"

"Father, please make it clear." Prince Jing still only said this. He was obviously determined to pretend to be stupid to the end. Princess Jialun next to him felt that something was wrong.

If Prince Jing messed up his position, maybe she could be invincible in this matter, but now that Prince Jing is so calm...

There's no telling who is being plotted against.

Princess Jialun took a deep breath, turned around and tried to persuade her again, but in the end she was yelled at by Prince Jing and Huang Ni respectively, "Be quiet".

Concubine Shu, who didn't dare to stand upright next to her, felt dizzy when she saw this. She was unavoidably worried and thought about whether she should inform Xia Yechen in advance, but now leaving without authorization under such circumstances was suspected.

Concubine Shu had no choice but to give up and listened to the emperor sternly asking Prince Jing what he was thinking about "kidnapping your sister".

Her mind sank, but Prince Jing became even calmer. He raised his head and rejected it directly, his brows and eyes filled with sorrow.

"My son, I don't know what my father is talking about."

"My son, I rarely get along with Jialun. Although he is not close, he is someone who has taken care of my sister many times. Why did my father listen to the slander and think he is my son?"

Chen kidnapped Jialun? "

Prince Jing sighed, went to see Princess Jialun again, and asked strangely: "Or do you think so too, Jialun?"

Princess Jialun's expression changed, and she quickly shook her head the next moment.

"Of course not! I know that the second brother deliberately concealed this matter because he was worried about me, so I never blamed the second brother!"

She called her second brother sweetly, and the emperor looked at him with a strange look on his face. However, Princess Jialun made up her mind to get off the donkey along the slope, turned around and grabbed the emperor, and said seriously: "This matter is definitely not related to the second brother. It has nothing to do with me."

"Others are just suspicious, but father, think about it, Jialun has gone out to play with the second brother, why did the second brother kidnap me?"

Princess Jialun tried her best to show her favor to Prince Jing, but unfortunately Prince Jing, who had been tricked once, did not believe her at all.

After hearing her say that she was just doubtful, Prince Jing immediately calmed down and said coldly: "My father has said so much, I think it is useless for me to defend myself. I will only ask one question - I dare to ask for evidence. Woolen cloth?"

As soon as these words came out, the entire hall fell silent. Princess Jialun was already eager to crawl into the cracks in the ground. Concubine Shu's expression was also complicated for a moment.

The emperor, who came to take someone out based on just a rumor, was even more silent.

Although to be honest, as the most obvious victim present, Princess Jia Lun does want some people to get the punishment they deserve, but as a royal princess, Princess Jia Lun is more aware of certain things.

Since she chose not to speak out at the time, as a price, Prince Jing would definitely dispose of all evidence that might reveal the matter in the future.

So Princess Jialun can only swallow this matter as a dumb loss - fact

If she hadn't turned out to be a mute, Prince Jing would probably have killed her there even if he risked being held accountable by the emperor.

Princess Jialun had no choice, but she didn't expect that she would also have no choice after arriving at the palace. Now Prince Jing is still shouting about some evidence...

Where is the evidence?

Maybe Xia Yechen will have it, but as long as Prince Jing does a good job in cleaning up the matter, sooner or later he will bite Prince Rong's house, and the gain will outweigh the loss.

Princess Jialun had a headache thinking about what to do next, but Prince Jing on the other side had already begun to change his offensive, switching from defense to offense. He said, "Since there is no evidence, then why do you believe that your father is so accountable?"

The emperor was silent and turned to look at Princess Jialun, obviously wanting her to tell the truth.

But Princess Jialun is not a fool. She knew from the beginning that the outcome of this matter should be whatever direction the situation turned.

Not to mention that all those words were in favor of Prince Jing. Even if she wanted to switch sides now, there was no chance. Prince Jing clearly had the upper hand.

So Princess Jialun pretended not to know, and said that she was actually just guessing. She even thought of a way out for the emperor, and pretended to be relaxed: "It's just a misunderstanding. Father and brother, please don't be angry about Jialun anymore." Okay, Jialun must talk less and go out less to cause trouble in the future..."

If Princess Jialun had said this later, it would have been okay if she had said it in a concluding tone. Everyone might have given her some face, but now Prince Jing clearly felt that things were not enough.

If he just agreed and didn't lose his temper, it would be very inconsistent with his past temperament of retribution.

So Prince Jing sneered and said,

Shou said directly: "Jia Lun is spoiled. It's okay to doubt a good person or your brother, but if someone with good intentions instigates..."