Su Qiao was a little surprised when he heard the news.
Unexpectedly, Mrs. Su eventually died at the hands of her most beloved daughter.
Su Qiao originally thought that Prime Minister Su would divorce her and then hand her over to the Gu family.
Su Yuxin is actually an extremely selfish person, and someone who cannot withstand any blow.
Although she was a little willful at first and some of her behaviors were ridiculous, she was also simple and had a good heart.
Later, after suffering a small setback, he changed completely.
Especially after returning home from Guanyin Temple, under the influence of her mother, she also began to become extremely ambitious and unscrupulous.
In fact, even at the end, if she had not had such a strong desire for revenge when she knew that her mother would attack her in the carriage, Su Qiao would not have been so cruel to her.
It’s just that she is too much like a flower in a greenhouse, and under the cultivation of her mother, the evil gardener, this flower is filled with darkness, selfishness, and cruelty, and is eventually pulled out like a weed.
Those who knew the inside story all thought that the matter was over, but only Su Qiao and Xi Hanzhou knew that it was not over yet.
However, it is not too difficult for them to deal with.
When Su Qiao was suddenly awakened by Xiao Si in the middle of the night and learned that the Fourth Prince had drugged the Emperor and led his troops to force the Emperor to pass the throne to him, he immediately understood that the last moment was finally coming.
He got up quickly, put on his clothes, ran to the yard, took out the signal he had prepared long ago, lit it and fired it off.
"Something happened in the palace, everyone come out."
The two secret guards who were hiding on the roof, plus the two secret guards on the tree outside the yard, appeared in front of her in the blink of an eye.
Zero, dressed in black, stepped forward, "Princess, what happened?"
"The Fourth Prince has forced the Emperor to abdicate. The Emperor has been poisoned. Go tell the Crown Prince."
Several people looked at each other and made a decision immediately.
"Boss, you are the best at Qinggong. Go quickly. The Sixth and Seventh Brothers and I will stay to protect the Crown Princess."
Ling knew that the matter was of great importance, so he did not hesitate and immediately flew out of the yard.
"Don't protect me, I'll go with you."
Having said that, Su Qiao turned and rushed into the house, pulling out a knife from the wall.
He woke up Xiaoyu and Xiaolan, who were still in a daze, and asked them to go to the Gu Mansion to inform her uncle, the general? Then he rushed into the darkness.
Fortunately, although she has been practicing for a short time and her internal strength is not very strong, she is not unfamiliar with things like Qinggong. She doesn't need to practice at all. In addition, she is very skilled, so climbing a wall, running on a roof, and climbing a tree are not a problem at all.
Seeing this, the remaining three secret guards had no choice but to follow quickly.
When Xiaolan and Xiaoyu were frightened awake, they only saw the backs of a few people.
The two looked at each other, then quickly put on some clothes and ran out.
The two of them went out from the small door at the back, and as soon as they got out, they ran towards the Gu Mansion.
Fortunately, the two of them ran fast enough, and they had been here before when they delivered a letter to the Gu Mansion last time. They were familiar with the place and quickly informed the Gu Mansion of the news.
Old General Gu immediately gathered his family and moved them quickly, while General Gu Jincheng quietly climbed out of the city gate and quickly went to the camp in the suburbs to mobilize troops.
When Su Qiao rushed to the palace, Xi Hanzhou was already prepared.
As soon as she arrived, he took her with him through the secret passage to the emperor's bedroom.
Of course, behind him followed a large group of black-clad secret guards. Everyone was dressed in black, with their heads and faces covered, leaving only a pair of eyes exposed. In their hands, they held scimitars connected with long iron chains.