The words of the Emperor caused the Empress’s heart to tremble, he was right, sooner or later it would be investigated, so what’s the use of not admitting it?
Her mind swiveled, and she realized that she had no choice but to admit to it.
"Yes...it was sent by your servant, your servant did not see clearly earlier, only now have I seen clearly."
The Emperor humd in acknowledgnt and said, "Don’t bla yourself, a person looks sowhat different after death than in life."
The Emperor waved his hand and said, "Take it down, Zijin, do not bring such things into the palace in the future, it’s ominous."
Jin Zijin bowed and said, "Yes, Father Emperor’s lesson is correct."
The Empress’s face turned pale, standing aside, waiting for what the Emperor might say next.
She felt that this ti the Emperor would not let it go so easily; with matters concerning Jin Zijin, she always ended up at a loss.
Is it because he is the son of Xiao Qinqin, or is it due to the fear of the Dao Family?
The scene was quickly cleared, and with the removal of the dead air, the room beca more stifling.
Jin Zijin looked towards the Empress and said, "You placed such a person in my residence to harm my son, how should this account be settled?"
The Empress tugged at her lips, making a feeble struggle.
"Ridiculous, why would I harm your son?"
Jin Zijin responded coldly, "King Jin cannot bear children, and you cannot bear to see have a son."
King Jin cannot bear children?
Recently, she had been tornted by the news that King Jin could not bear children; now suddenly raised by Jin Zijin, it provoked a throbbing pain in the Empress’s brain.
"Do not speak nonsense, my son was just frad, how could he not bear children? "
Jin Zijin snorted coldly, "I’m not interested in whether your son can bear children or not, I ask Father Emperor to grant justice."
"You..." the Empress said angrily, "Even if her identity is special, it doesn’t an she wants to harm your son. And you, how can you kill soone without any reason?"
"Are you making excuses for her?" Jin Zijin asked with a faint smile, "Or do you think I wronged her?"
"You, huh, she’s already been killed, so whatever you say about how she was killed goes," the Empress retorted.
At this mont, the Emperor, sitting at the head of the room, threw an inkstone at the Empress.
Shocked, the Empress stepped back several steps and was imdiately unable to speak.
"Emperor... Emperor?"
"Hmph!" the Emperor snorted coldly, "Do you really think I am so easily fooled each ti? I’ve tolerated you again and again because I thought what you did was minor, and as an Empress, to denounce you would disgrace the Imperial Family.
But this ti you actually arranged for a female assassin to enter Zijin’s residence, and my legitimate grandson is not from King Jin, I know you are angry, but this ti you’ve gone too far."
"I...that’s not it, Emperor, Song Lianjun was sent to Jin Zijin when he went to Xining to fight; at that ti we didn’t know Gu Youyou was pregnant. Your servant, as capable as I am, cannot foresee..."
"Shut up, no matter what your purpose was, sending a female assassin into the Crown Prince Residence is overstepping. I say you have sinister intentions, do you admit it or not?"
"No..." the Empress shook her head and said, "Your servant does not admit!"
"Good..." the Emperor exclaid angrily yet mockingly, "Very well, you do not admit, very well you do not admit. Think about how you dealt with those stubborn won before!"
"Ah, Emperor..." The Empress’s expression drastically changed, her face ashen, even terrified.
"Soone, seize the Empress’s Phoenix Seal and take her to Yeting, let her reflect well!"
The Emperor had already given the order.
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