Traveling to the ancient harem

Chapter 530: The Crown Prince's Concubine's eyes flashed with guilt

Prince Fu's Mansion.

Aunt Ji felt very disappointed.

From the time Qiuxiang got into trouble until now, the Crown Prince's Consort has never asked her a single question.

After all, she was sent out by the Crown Princess to deliver a letter.

Even if she asks one question, just one question...

If you ask Qiuxiang how she is doing, she might soften her heart and take good care of her.

But she didn't, all she got was a barrage of scolding.

However, didn't I already know about the Crown Prince's Consort's character?

Based on her understanding of the Crown Prince's Consort and her usual actions.

Nanny Ji believed that as long as the Crown Princess recovered, that would be the day of her death.

And she believed even more that the Crown Princess would definitely frame her with a bunch of crimes when she tried to kill her.

So what was there for her to feel guilty about? She didn't want to die in such a miserable way.

It can be said that at this time, Nanny Ji had completely let go of the guilt she felt deep in her heart towards the Crown Prince's Consort.

And her whole person, completely getting rid of her previous lethargy, began to become lively.

When the Crown Princess heard what Nanny Ji said, a trace of guilt flashed in her eyes.

"Qiu Xiang...Qiu Xiang didn't say anything nonsense, did she?"

She asked Nanny Ji tentatively.

When Aunt Ji heard that, not only did she not ask how Qiuxiang was doing, but she was also worried about what Qiuxiang had said.

To be honest, she was still heartbroken, but Nanny Ji's emotions were no longer as volatile as before.

I have known for a long time that the Crown Prince's Consort is such a selfish and cruel person, so why should she be so hard on me?

"Qiuxiang was tied up with iron chains and beaten so badly that there was not a single piece of good flesh left on her body..."

Thinking of Qiuxiang's miserable condition, Nanny Ji choked up again.

After all, it's the child that I raised myself, so how can I not have feelings for him?

The Crown Prince's wife was frightened by what Nanny Ji said.

"They actually dared to set up a private punishment hall. Is there still any law in the world..."

She slapped the thin blanket covering her body and said angrily.

Nanny Ji thought to herself, don’t you also have a punishment hall in the Song Mansion?

How can a royal palace having a punishment hall be considered a private punishment hall?

The Crown Prince's Consort was clearly afraid that Qiuxiang would not be able to endure the torture and would give her away.

"Mammy, what's the situation outside now?"

Just now, after Nanny Ji went out, he also called the people in the yard to come over and ask.

Except for Nanny Ji, no one else in the main courtyard can leave now.

So she became even more suspicious that it was Nanny Ji who betrayed her.

However, the Crown Prince's Consort is no longer concerned with investigating whether it was Nanny Ji who betrayed her.

What she is most worried about now is whether the letter has been sent.

And that old lady Qian, will she be caught by the prince's men?

This matter was exposed too quickly, so quickly that she was caught off guard.

If that letter fell into the hands of the prince...

Thinking of this, the hairs on the Crown Princess' body stood up.

She believed that if the prince saw the letter, he would tear her into pieces.

In order to increase the credibility of what she said, she made up a lot of things that were completely false.

She even made up a story in the letter, saying that she caught the couple cheating in bed with her own eyes.

Thinking of this, the Crown Princess became even more frightened.

Now she only hoped that Mrs. Qian could be smarter and not be caught by the prince's men.

And Mrs. Qian, who was being nagged by the Crown Princess, is now hiding from place to place like a stray dog.

It turned out that Qiuxiang had secretly come to see Mrs. Qian today and had been waiting for a long time.

The key is that she has to wait until Mrs. Qian is alone before she can explain this matter to her.

This process was very tormenting for Qiuxiang, because she was afraid that if she went back late, Nanny Ji would become suspicious.

Fortunately, Mrs. Qian didn't make her wait long. When she came out to use the toilet, Qiuxiang followed her.

In the toilet, Qiuxiang handed the letter to Mrs. Qian.

Qiuxiang repeatedly explained that this letter was related to the life and death of the Crown Princess.

As for who to give the letter to, Qiuxiang didn't know.

Maybe the Crown Princess had already told Mrs. Qian about this in advance.

Mrs. Qian knew the importance of this matter. By the time she walked out of the toilet, she had already thought of a way to leave the house.

She walked into the big kitchen holding her belly.

Mrs. Qian lied that she had a stomachache and wanted to go to the pharmacy to see a doctor.

Of course, people like Mrs. Li, who had a good relationship with her, would advise her to see the court doctor.

But she said that even if the government doctor examined her, he would still have to go out of the house to get medicine.

It would be better for her to go directly to the pharmacy outside and ask the doctor to prescribe medicine for her.

The head kitchen manager also thought that what she said made sense. Besides, she was brought in by the Crown Princess herself.

So the steward didn't make things difficult for her. He just gave her the right cards and let her leave the house.

After Mrs. Qian left the house, she did not dare to go to the place the deceased princess had instructed her to go to immediately.

Perhaps because she was guilty, she was afraid that someone in the mansion would be watching her to see if she really went to the pharmacy.

So she found a nearby pharmacy and looked around inside for a while.

Only after she was sure that no one was following her did she walk towards the grain and oil shop where she used to stay.

In fact, the Crown Princess did not tell her to give the letter to the people in the grain and oil shop.

She acted on her own initiative, thinking that she was more familiar with the owner of the grain and oil shop.

She wanted the owner of the grain and oil shop to deliver the letter to the person designated by the Crown Princess.

Mrs. Qian knew that as long as she used the title of the Crown Prince's Consort, the shopkeeper would not dare to disobey her.

Mrs. Qian was also very scared at this time, and she also wanted to get rid of this hot potato as soon as possible.

But when she walked to the grain and oil shop.

But he saw Xiao Anzi, who was beside the prince, leading people to interrogate the people in nearby shops.

Ask them if they saw themselves here.

Mrs. Qian was so scared that she turned around and left.

When they reached a place where there was no one, Mrs. Qian stopped and patted her chest. She was scared to death.

She had no other choice now but to go find the person the Crown Princess mentioned in person.

That man was the owner of another shop opened by the Song family in the capital.

That place is a bit far from where she is now.

She wanted to rent a carriage to go there, but unfortunately she didn't have enough money.

In order to leave the house as quickly as possible, she did not go back to her room to get the money.

The few copper coins she had now were only enough for her to have lunch.

So Mrs. Qian could only rely on her own two legs to walk to the shop that the Crown Princess mentioned.

By the time Mrs. Qian arrived at the shop, it was already mid-afternoon.

This time, Mrs. Qian was on high alert.

She didn't go in directly to look for someone, but hid nearby, observing the people coming in and out of the shop.

This is a silk shop. As it is already mid-afternoon, there are very few people coming in and out of the shop.

Mrs. Qian waited for a long time before a young lady and a little maid walked in.

However, not long after the young lady went in, she came out with the little girl.

The little girl was holding a piece of material in her hand, which looked like she had just bought it.