Wu Xue Mao's mind turned around, hesitated for a moment, and then stretched out his paw to pull Donglihua.
It smelled like a mistress's veil, and the head was filled with the scent of a mistress.
Bu Nao smelled like a stranger's sweat mixed with mud. It was very light, so light that Wu Xue couldn't tell it without smelling it carefully.
As for who it belongs to, Wu Xue doesn't know. I've never met anyone with such a taste in my memory. You'll only know if you meet someone.
Lihua didn't understand cat language, and it took her a while to figure out whether Wu Xue meant that the veil was hers.
She sighed and touched Wu Xue's head to comfort her: "I can smell his veil, it's pretty good."
It's normal if you can't smell the sneaky person.
After all, it's not something that the sneaky person is around, and after the person left for a while, the smell has dissipated, so if you can't smell it, you can't smell it.
Maoqiubu Nao is smarter than ordinary cats, but Lihua feels that it is too difficult for him not to ask for help.
Wu Xue's face was full of question marks. Although the mistress was praising him, he felt that her eyes were wrong.
Come and see if you can make food for it. It has not eaten for more than a day and it is hungry.
But Lihua didn't understand what it meant. After dinner, Zhichun, who went to inquire about the news, didn't come back.
Lihua was worried and couldn't walk anymore. She was afraid that something might happen to Zhichun, so she sent Xiao Shunzi and Xiao Zhuozi out to look for him.
Seeing Wu Xue squatting and walking, Lihua sent him out as well: "Look for Zhichun, the little girl who cooks meat for me."
Wu Xue understood and found that the little girl had meat to eat, so she jumped out.
After waiting for another two-quarters of an hour, Lihua couldn't walk anymore, so she got up and prepared to look for it herself.
She didn't look for it herself before, because the master looking for a slave would lead to unwarranted speculation, but she couldn't care less.
Just as Lihua went out, Wuxue came back leisurely, followed by Zhichun who had a serious face.
Lihua saw that Zhichun looked bad, so she asked her to go east and poured her water herself.
Wu Xue completed the task and circled the pear flower in a flattering manner, hoping that the mistress would understand its desire to eat meat.
Bu Naoqiu was disappointed, Donglihua's eyes were completely focused on Zhichun's presence, and she felt that something had happened to the little girl.
Zhichun didn't show any pretense. He walked to the stool, drank a large glass of water, wiped his mouth, and said angrily:
"Master, Aunt Li is really a scumbag, a scum, worse than a beast. I have never seen such a shameless and disgusting person!"
Zhichun said and put the cup on the table. It was obvious that Aunt Li was extremely angry.
Wu Xue's ears twitched and she glanced at Zhichun.
Lihua went to ask what was going on and found out what was going on.
Zhichun said: "My servant went to the Shang Palace Bureau to inquire about this person. After a lot of effort, I couldn't find out much. Fortunately, I met Eunuch Zeng when I came back. I told my private servant about Eunuch Zeng who would take us into the palace."
"Many, slave, it's too late to come back."
After saying that, without waiting for Lihua to ask more questions, Zhichun said what he heard as if he were pouring beans.
Aunt Li was a small steward in the palace bureau, in charge of the needlework in the embroidery room. She was originally in charge of three young palace maids.
This person is charming and deceptive, and she is used to showing off. She is so good at pretending that many people don't know her true face.
But for the people in Didong, Aunt Li would hit or scold her every month. When something happened, she would push the little maids out to take the blame, and if there was any benefit, she would hug them all.
She was wrong that the people in Didong were often punished by being punished by kneeling down and not being given food, which was considered a minor offense.
If she disagreed with her, Aunt Li would torture Didong's little palace maid in various ways, pricking her with needles, burning her with fire, etc., all of which were inhumane.
Anyone who noticed the clues and looked at her went to tell them that Aunt Li had removed her hair cleanly and said that she didn't know about the pinhole burns and that the little palace lady had pricked her legs and was burned.
As for punishments such as being beaten, being punished by kneeling, and not being given food, the truth lies with Aunt Li. There is always a reason for the punishment, and it is all done in the name of doing good things for the little palace lady. It is extremely disgusting.
No one else had seen it with their own eyes, and there was no evidence, and Aunt Li pretended to be so good that she could leave in the first place.
After they left, Aunt Li turned around and intensified, torturing the little palace maid in Didong with more obscure legs. In the winter, when the little palace maid came to confine herself, she forced her to take a cold shower, just one of them.
Then it’s just one of them that Eunuch Zeng knows about.
Did he accidentally see a little palace maid sitting next to Aunt Li, squatting in the corner holding her stomach in pain, her face turned red, and her skirt was bright red.
Eunuch Zeng went to visit the port and asked kindly for him to be sent to the Imperial Medical Office. Only then did he learn a few fragments of it.
The little palace maid cried and begged Eunuch Zeng not to tell anyone, otherwise she would be even worse.
After a while, the little palace maid threw herself into a well.
Aunt Li would cry to everyone she met, saying that the little palace maid had hairy legs and feet and ruined a certain empress's concubine's dress.
It's a pity that she didn't get out of the mess despite all the warnings and instructions. Damn it, people committed suicide out of fear of crime, and she had to be left to clean up the mess.
No one knows why the little palace maid actually jumped into the well. Whether Aunt Li made a mistake herself and blamed it on the little palace maid who threw herself into the well.
In the beginning, Aunt Li was only given the job of being a manager. She lived a good life and had no regrets.
Eunuch Zeng felt that the death of the little palace maid was not simple, because Aunt Li later often resented and cursed the other two little palace maids, but rarely mentioned the dead little palace maid, which was too abnormal.
If it were true that the little palace maid made a big mistake, Aunt Li would definitely curse the little palace maid for hindering her future.
Although Eunuch Zeng had some speculations, he had no evidence and could not get involved in the affairs of the embroidery house, so he could give it up.
Zhichun asked him about it, and it was because of Lihua that Eunuch Zeng told him what he knew.
Deng Zhudong and Lihua were angry, she knew Aunt Li was not a good person!
The original owner was as skinny as a stick in his previous life, and his legs and arms were all bruised, which could not be ruled out as Aunt Li's masterpiece.
After people saw that the original owner was completely rejected, they started to have evil thoughts. They longed for the original owner's death every month, and tried their best to force the original owner to die. In addition, the original owner couldn't think about it, so he really fulfilled Aunt Li's wish.
Let Su Siru go meet that Aunt Li, Lihua strongly agreed with that wise decision.
She felt that Xiao Su's words were too light, and that Aunt Li should be made to endure the atrocities she had committed.
Lihuaweng Quanchun: "Where are the other two little palace ladies?"
Zhichun felt depressed for a moment, lowered his head and said:
"One of them died of illness not long after. I heard that she was too weak and was taken away by a cold wind. The person who collected the corpse said that six of the little palace maid's ten toes had their nails pulled out, and there were many old spots on her body.
The injuries, the body is very light..."
"One of them seems to have gone to the Clothing Bureau. I heard that when I was in Aunt Li's bed, she went crazy and acted stupidly. I haven't found out yet, so I'm afraid it won't be very good..."
She raised her head and asked sadly: "Master, you said that some people are obviously inferior to pigs and dogs, but why can they live a good life? Some people have done nothing wrong, but... alas..."