Seeing him like this, Chu Shoufu was deeply saddened.
With so many emotions in his heart, he turned around and scolded the cell leader angrily, "Slave dog, who allowed you to treat him like this? Why don't you find a secluded place for General Luo and me to sit down?"
How did the prison boss know that the chief minister of the dynasty came to this prison to see this beggar?
Immediately, with a sad face, he went out to clean up the small room at the door. He wiped the tables and chairs until there was no trace of dust, and then bowed in to invite him.
Chu Shoufu said to General Luo: "Would you like a drink for me?"
General Luo's eyes were gloomy, he hesitated for a moment, and walked ahead silently.
After entering the small room, he did not sit down, but still said: "I have no shame to see you, you don't have to come."
Chu Shoufu ordered the people to exit and closed the door. He looked at General Luo and said, "The King of Chu asked me to come."
General Luo raised his head, slightly surprised, "King Chu?"
He pressed his hands and said, "Sit down and I'll tell you slowly. This matter is very important."
General Luo saw that he was indeed not here to humiliate him, so he sat down and said first: "I should seriously apologize to you about the concubine. She had ulterior motives and dared to poison..."
The chief minister interrupted him, "Your concubine Xu was wronged."
General Luo was stunned as if he had been shocked by electricity.
"Listen to me." The chief assistant took two bowls, poured out the wine, and pushed one bowl in front of General Luo. "The King of Chu investigated and found that the death of the nun next to the queen should have been an accident.
The pastries you make have nothing to do with it.”
"Accident?" General Luo was confused, "How could it be an accident? Didn't it mean poisoning?"
"It's poisoning." The chief assistant took out a letter from his sleeve pocket and handed it to General Luo. "Look, this is a letter written by the abbot of Huguo Temple to the emperor. It explains why grandma was poisoned."
General Luo took it and looked at it hungrily at the light in the room.
After seeing it, his whole body trembled, "Really? Is this really possible? If this is really the case, then my Luo family is so unjust!"
The chief assistant pressed his hand and said solemnly: "No one knows whether it is true or not. No matter whether your concubine is really harmful to the queen's heart, the Luo family should not have suffered this misfortune. This discovery by His Highness King Chu will soon
There is hope that the Luo family can get out of trouble."
The old general burst into tears and his lips trembled, "Chief Assistant, please do your best."
He could put life and death aside, but there were still more than a hundred members of the Luo family at the border, and even the female family members had been converted into slaves.
Chu Shoufu said softly: "Since I came to you, I have to rush for this matter. Please listen to me carefully..."
The two of them talked in the hut for almost half an hour, and then Chu Shoufu left.
The next day, Yuan Qingling set out early in the morning.
Last night, Ah Si went to Prince Qi's Mansion to find Yuan Yongyi and asked Yuan Yongyi to accompany him to Mingyue Temple today.
When Yuan Yongyi heard that he was praying to gods and worshiping Buddha, and accompanying Yuan Qingling, he immediately agreed.
Yuan Yongyi and Ah Siyuanqing were in a carriage, and Tang Yang was driving. Nanny and He Maner were in a carriage, and Xu Yi was driving.
During the carriage ride, Yuan Yongyi was worried. She looked at Yuan Qingling several times, opened her mouth but said nothing in the end.