Mrs. Cui waved her hands and said, "I came here today not to hear what you said.
I ask you, how did you fall last night? Someone pushed you? Or did you trip over something? When you went to the toilet, there was no maid with you?"
Mrs. Cui was filled with questions. Aunt Qiao was in good health, so how could she fall?
Aunt Qiao thought for a while, shook her head and said, "I can't remember it, why? Why does the old lady ask like this?"
Mrs. Cui said: "Cui Er was sent to perform official duties in other places. At this point, you fell and injured yourself, and Cui Er was taken away.
No matter what I think, I feel it is very strange, someone is targeting me."
Aunt Qiao's eyes widened in shock and she said, "Cui Er is the secret guard leader of the Duke's mansion. Who can appoint him? The Duke? Or the prince?"
Mrs. Cui shook her head, "Both the Duke and the Crown Prince are looking forward to Sister Yi marrying into the Marquis Mansion, and they will not stop me from dealing with that girl from the Ning family."
After hearing what Mrs. Cui said, Aunt Qiao felt nervous and asked, "Is it the young master cousin? That shouldn't be the case. Didn't the young master cousin go to the Gyeonggi Camp? Could it be my sister-in-law?"
Mrs. Cui glanced at Aunt Qiao and said, "What are you talking about? A married girl drinks water from the house. What qualifications does she have to command the people in the Duke's mansion?"
The implication is that Mrs. Hou cannot summon people from the Duke's Mansion.
Aunt Qiao thought about it. She looked up at Mrs. Cui and asked cautiously: "Is it the empress? Or His Royal Highness."
Mrs. Cui thought for a while and said quietly: "His Royal Highness the Crown Prince does not know about our affairs. I told the empress when I entered the palace that day. The empress knew about it. It is most likely that the empress did it."
Aunt Qiao asked in confusion: "What do you mean, your Majesty? Your Majesty injured the old lady's people so much that you walked away to protect Miss Ning! Your Majesty does not want the young lady to marry into the Hou Mansion."
?Why?"
Mrs. Cui didn't reply to Grandma Qiao's question, she had a sullen face and didn't know what she was thinking. When Grandma Qiao saw it, she kept her mouth shut and didn't dare to speak anymore.
After a while, Mrs. Cui said: "You will have a good life and will try to recover as soon as possible. I will go back first."
After saying that, Mrs. Cui turned around and walked out.
Mrs. Cui returned to Fu'an Hall and walked around in circles in the room.
Thinking of the Queen protecting Ning Wei, Mrs. Cui became extremely angry.
Ning Wei is the culprit. If it weren't for her, Shi Jingyang would not disobey her, Cui Er would not be transferred from the capital, and Aunt Qiao would not break her leg.
The more Mrs. Cui thought about it, the angrier she became, and she wished she could immediately remove the thorn in Ning Wei's side.
"Come here!" Mrs. Cui shouted loudly.
Grandma Sun came in, bowed and said, "May I ask what your instructions are, Madam?"
After Aunt Qiao was injured, Aunt Sun took over Aunt Qiao's position and served Mrs. Cui closely.
"You pack up, take my name card, go to Mingyuan in Minghui Lane, and pick up the eldest daughter of the Ning family. I have something to say to Miss Ning.
When you go on this trip, no matter what method you use, you must pick up Miss Ning. Do you understand?" Mrs. Cui ordered.
Grandma Sun bowed and said, "Yes, I understand."
After Grandma Sun retired, Mrs. Cui asked her maid An Rong to call in six powerful women.
Mrs. Cui looked at the women coldly, and then gave some instructions.
After receiving the order, the mother-in-law waited in a separate room.
Just waiting for Ning Wei to come to her door, she found some excuse to let these women destroy Na Nizi.
Mrs. Cui saw that everything was ready, and she was waiting for Ning Wei to come to her door. She felt much better, and she leaned on the soft couch and let the maid beat her legs.
Mrs. Cui estimated that the time was almost up, raised her hand and waved, and said: "Go down."
The maid stood up, bent her knees, bowed and left the room.
Mrs. Cui looked at the hourglass and said to An Rong: "Let someone go see if Grandma Sun is back?"
An Rong bent her knees and responded, "Yes, slave, I'll go right now."
After a while, An Rong came back in a hurry and reported to Mrs. Cui in a panic: "Old Madam, it's not good. I heard that the horse in the carriage that Grandma Sun was riding was frightened.
The horse dragged the cart along the street and threw the driver, Grandma Sun and the accompanying little maid from the cart. All three were injured.
It was also said that after Grandma Sun fell down, she was stepped on by a horse coming up from behind. Fortunately, she only stepped on her leg and was not injured. Grandma Sun, like Grandma Qiao, had a broken leg."
Mrs. Cui stood up in shock, "Where are the people?"
An Rong replied: "When we first entered, it was the enthusiastic people on the street who carried the three of them back.
At the same time, there were many small merchants and hawkers who came and said that our carriage had damaged their stalls and came to claim compensation. Aunt Huang next to Madam is taking care of it."
"It's so good, how could the horse be frightened?" Mrs. Cui murmured.
Mrs. Cui's heart sank. How could such a coincidence happen?
Cui Er sent people to deal with Na Nizi, and then Cui Er was transferred out of the capital.
Aunt Qiao came to invite the girl, but she broke her leg.
Today, when Grandma Sun went out, she was frightened by a horse. Then she fell from the car and was trampled by the horse...
An Rong thought that Mrs. Cui was asking her, so she bent her knees and replied: "I don't know, either."
An Rong's words brought Mrs. Cui back from her thoughts, and Mrs. Cui said unwillingly: "Take my name card and go to Minghui Lane and pick up Miss Ning to come over. I have something to say to Miss Ning.
"
An Rong received the order and leaned forward to accept it. "Yes, I understand."
After An Rong left, Mrs. Cui's heart was also in doubt. She wanted to test her guess and see if it was what she thought.
Mrs. Cui was restless in the room, looking at the hourglass on the cupboard from time to time.
The maid and mother-in-law stood aside with eyes and noses in mind, and did not dare to express their anger.
Half an hour later, the concierge came in and said, "Old madam, I have a letter from you."
Mrs. Cui's eyes were fixed on the letter in the servant's hand. For a while, many strange thoughts came to her mind.
After a long while, he said: "Come up here."
The maid An Xin took the letter from the servant and turned around to give it to Mrs. Cui.
Mrs. Cui opened the letter, and there was only one sentence on the paper, "If you want to kill another person, just do it."
Mrs. Cui was so angry that her hands were shaking. Before she could get angry, a servant entered the room in panic, "Old Madam, An Rong is dead!"
"Dead?" Mrs. Cui asked in disbelief with a pale face.
The servant leaned forward and said, "Yes, it is unlucky to drag someone back if they die outside. Old Feng parked the car at the door, An Rong was still in the car. Old Feng went to report to the Crown Prince's wife, and asked the younger one to report to the old lady.
"
Mrs. Cui said in defeat: "Go down, I understand."
The concierge leaned forward and exited the house.
Mrs. Cui was silent for a moment, then turned to look at An Xin and said, "Go and ask Mrs. Prince to come over."
An Xin bent his knees and responded: "Yes, I understand."
As soon as An Xin exited the Nuan Pavilion, he saw the prince's wife, Mrs. Li, coming here with her maid and mother-in-law.
