She stood up suddenly and stared at Jun Wuchen with burning eyes, "Are you telling the truth? What kind of poison was she poisoned? Who gave her the poison?"
"Don't get excited. What I said is just speculation and there is no evidence." Jun Wuchen held her shoulders helplessly, paused, and then said.
"After so many years, even if there was evidence, it has been lost long ago and you will never find it."
Yun Luo was startled, her eyes turned cold, "That's not necessarily true!"
"Huh?" Jun Wuchen looked at her puzzled.
"Where are my mother's bones? Is it the Yun family's ancestral grave?" Yun Luo asked immediately.
Jun Wuchen understood immediately, and a flash of surprise flashed through his eyes, "Are you crazy? Are you planning to dig up the grave of your mother's stubborn corpse after so many years of burial and find out the cause of her death?"
"If there is really no other way, this is not a bad idea."
Yun Luo said word by word.
The dead are the greatest.
If there were other opportunities, she would naturally not want to disturb the souls of the dead.
But if there is no other way...
She also studied anatomy in modern times.
It is the duty of the forensic doctor to speak for the deceased and defend the cause of injustice.
If a person who dies from poisoning is lucky, even if only a white skeleton is left behind, there will still be traces.
Yun Luo's eyes were blazing, with a hint of determination and fierceness. When Jun Wuchen met her eyes, he was shocked for a moment and was speechless for a long time.
He smiled bitterly and shook his head helplessly: "It's okay if you say this in front of me. If it spreads, I'm afraid everyone will say that you are a wolf-hearted person. You even dig up the grave of your own dead mother. You
You will be scolded until you are infamy for eternity."
"I know, but I don't care." Yun Luo said lightly.
The ancients were more particular about being buried in grave embarrassment, but she was not the one. Isn’t the truth more important than the so-called peace after death?
If Yun Luo was killed by someone and she didn't know who her enemy was until she died, then even if she was buried in the emperor's mausoleum, she would not be able to die safely and there would be no peace in her burial.
Even if she dies, she still has to know the truth and drag her enemies with her to die together. Only then can she truly rest in peace.
"It's a pity that you probably don't have the chance to do this. When your mother died, she didn't leave any bones at all. Now what's buried in the Yun family is just a tomb."
Jun Wuchen didn't know whether to be angry at her for being bold or laugh at her for being arrogant. He shook his head. He felt extremely tired.
There are so many gentle and considerate women in the world, but he can't look down on any of them. It's rare to fall in love with one, but she is so bold and helpless.
If she didn't keep it close by and watch carefully, she might even dare to poke holes in the sky...
"There are no bones? How is it possible!" Yun Luo blurted out.
"It's true. I don't need to lie to you." Jun Wuchen's eyes were very depressed. He even told her that her mother might have been poisoned and died, so there was no need to hide this?
Yun Luo didn't doubt him, but just couldn't believe it, "What about my mother's bones?"
Her mother is definitely dead, and there is no such thing as fake death to escape. She can be sure of this.
But since the person is dead, how could there be no bones?
There was no cremation in ancient times.
"The bones are gone, gone."
Jun Wuchen said this, and when he saw Yun Luoliu's eyebrows raised, he seemed to know what she was going to say, and looked at her with complex and cautious eyes.
"I can guarantee you with my life that this matter is true and there is absolutely no lie!"
Jun Wuchen paused for a moment before continuing.
"When your mother died, everything was normal. But when the coffin was sealed for burial, the Yun family discovered that there was only one set of her clothes left in the coffin, which the maid had put on after her death.
All existed, except for her own bones, which disappeared from the coffin out of thin air..."