??Chapter 723: Chapter 723 dical Skill
Chapter 723: Chapter 723 dical Skill
Prince Pu followed his finger and noticed it was Doctor Wang.
Doctor Wang was his man. Because he was quick-witted and had so dical skill, Prince Pu had stationed him at the General’s Mansion to assist Lady Tang in raising her status within the household.
Prince Pu’s eyes glared sharply at him, thinking, could this dog of a servant have betrayed his master long ago? Not only did he fail to help Lady Tang manage the General’s Mansion, but he also poisoned her?
“Doctor Wang, what exactly is going on? Confess the truth,” Prince Pu stared at him angrily. If it were so, this man could not stay.
Doctor Wang trembled all over in fear, prostrated on the ground, and knocked his head vigorously, “Prince, this servant has failed to take care of the madam. Please punish . Even if you beat
to death, I will have no complaints whatsoever.”
“I ask you, was it you who poisoned the madam?”
“Prince, I’ve been wronged! Even if you gave
nine tis the courage, I would not dare to poison the madam. I hope your lordship discerns the truth.” After saying this, he knocked his head on the floor with all his might to show his loyalty.
“Hmm!”
Prince Pu also did not believe that Doctor Wang had poisoned Lady Tang. He was confident that Doctor Wang did not have the courage to poison her.
With just a few words, Doctor Wang seed to have averted the crisis.
Doctor Fan spoke again, “Doctor Wang, how do you explain the poison found in Madam Mo’s dicine? If it weren’t for Auntie Tang picking up the wrong one, the person lying unconscious in bed right now would have been Madam Mo.”
“How would I know? You saw the prescription just now, and there was no problem with it. It must have been tampered with by soone afterward.” Doctor Wang thought to himself, Madam Mo, a country woman, if she died, she died; how could she compare with Lady Tang? If Lady Tang died, not only would he have to be buried along with her, but the Capital would also tremble thrice over—after all, she had a formidable father.
“The prescription indeed has no issues,” said Doctor Fan.
Doctor Wang felt sowhat smug, as they evidently had no evidence: “Isn’t that so!”
“However, I heard from a maid that you added a dicinal prir to their prescriptions afterward.”
Upon hearing this, Doctor Wang’s face changed drastically, and then he tried hard to control himself and said with feigned calm, “I don’t understand what you are saying. I only wrote the prescriptions; I know nothing about other things.”
“Doctor Wang, if you don’t want others to know, don’t do it yourself,” replied Prince Pu.
Doctor Wang stubbornly denied it, and rather than arguing, Doctor Fan just smiled and stood behind the War Prince.
War Prince looked at Xuexue with a half-smile and said, “Miss Situ, may I borrow your maid for a mont?”
That fellow had been staring at her since she entered, and Xuexue had long since beco impatient.
“I’ve heard the War Prince’s Mansion is filled with beauties. What’s this? Have you changed your tastes today, taking an interest in my maid?” Xuexue put down the pastry in her hand, picked up the tea cup from the table, and elegantly took a sip.
“Miss is new here and seems to know quite a bit about . Could it be that Miss has taken a fancy to this prince?”
Upon hearing this, Xuexue, who was drinking tea, almost choked. Damn it, she’d be sick before she fancied a man behind a mask.
Ever since her rebirth, because of her heterochromia, she could almost see ghosts every day; she did not want to spend the rest of her life facing a man in a mask.
“Night after night of revelry might be dangerous, my prince. Indulge too much, and your ‘Lao Er’ might fail you,” Xuexue hinted, glancing aningfully below his waist.
The War Prince couldn’t restrain a cheerful laugh, “Miss, you truly have a sense of humor.”
Everyone was taken aback. What exactly did Situtu Xueer say? It made the usually cold and distant Ghost King laugh.
They strained their minds to recall exactly what Xuexue had said, but no matter how much they thought about it, it didn’t seem all that special.
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