And he put the tip of the knife on her chin. That's dangerous, okay
She might even kill him.
How unfair it would be then!
Xi Hanzhou glanced at the knife that was pushed away, and suddenly revealed a wicked smile. In the astonished eyes of everyone, he turned the knife over and stuffed the handle into Su Qiao's hand: "Okay, I won't do it, then you do it."
Su Qiao held the knife stupidly.
Damn it, why do you want to kill someone if you want to, but you have to dirty my hands
How could she, such a civilized person, kill people casually
“How boring.”
Su Qiao was in a daze and didn't take any action for a long time. Xi Hanzhou thought she was so scared that her legs and hands were weak. He was a little disappointed and lost interest all of a sudden.
He turned and walked away. When he passed by his personal eunuch, he ordered, "Send her back."
"yes."
Eunuch Yu nodded respectfully and waved his hand. The two little palace maids behind him with pale faces hurried forward to help Su Qiao up.
Su Qiao threw away the knife and quickly followed him away.
When I reached the door of the tent, I heard a man's calm and cold voice coming from behind.
"Clean up and continue."
"yes."
Eunuch Yu quickly called the eunuchs, and within a minute, the body was dragged away, the ground was swept clean, and the carpet was re-laid. However, the ministers who returned to the square table, including the leaders of the tribes outside the Great Wall, did not dare to talk loudly anymore and became cautious in their words and actions.
The only thing in common was that there was a hint of curiosity in their eyes.
There was only one among them, an elegant middle-aged man sitting in the first seat on the left hand side of the prince. He had a frown on his face at the moment, as if he couldn't figure out something.
Xi Hanzhou took a big sip of wine and glanced at him coldly: "Prime Minister Su, is your family so poor that they can't even afford to eat?"
Prime Minister Su Yunhe's heart was beating like a drum. He quickly stood up and stepped forward, bowing and saying, "Your Highness, why do you say that?"
Xi Hanzhou threw the wine glass on the table and said coldly: "If you can't afford to support him, just give him to me and I will support him."
Prime Minister Su was not stupid. He knelt down quickly out of fear and said, "Your Highness, I am terrified. My daughter doesn't like to talk or go out of the yard. She was born weak, so she looks a little thin."
How dare Prime Minister Su say that the mansion is poor
Not long ago, the Emperor and the Crown Prince bestowed a lot of gold, silver and jewelry.
At this moment, he was extremely resentful of his wife's improper handling of the situation, and for the first time he began to doubt whether his wife was really as gentle and virtuous as she usually appeared to be.
Thinking of this, Prime Minister Su's palms began to sweat, and he became more sincere, "After I return home, I will definitely take good care of my daughter, Your Highness, please rest assured."
Xi Hanzhou's mind flashed through the skinny figure just now, still a little unhappy: "Really?"
"Please rest assured, Your Highness. Qiao'er is my biological daughter. I will definitely treat her well." Su Xiang bowed his body even lower. He regretted it very much at this moment.
I thought that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince didn't care about his eldest daughter with a broken leg at all, and had almost forgotten what happened. But I didn't expect that he suddenly called her over today and chopped two of the officials down in anger because they laughed at her lame leg.
If I had known this would happen, I would not have brought her to the frontier and let her continue to stay in her little yard.
The pressure on Su Xiang’s shoulders suddenly increased.
Although His Royal Highness the Crown Prince has always been tyrannical and often kills people over a disagreement, the reason this time was because they laughed at his eldest daughter who normally couldn't even fart after three punches.
Although the two officials who were fired did not hold very high positions, they had complex connections in the capital, and no one knew whether they were involved with any important people.