After being read, the abstinent prince bullies others with his wife every day

"Miss, what happened? Is Wang here to cause trouble again?"

Lian'er came back from the clinic after delivering medicine. As soon as she stepped into the villa, she saw the mess on the ground and was quite frightened.

"No, this is a long story. Lian'er, take your men to clean up the ground, and then..." Lin Shuning moved close to Lian'er and whispered a few words in her ear.

Lian'er's expression changed slightly, she agreed, and took people to clean up.

The sudden rain has just stopped, and the fresh air is filled with a faint fragrance of earth. The shadows of the trees are swaying, and the green and yellow fallen leaves are beaten down by the rain, forming a thick layer on the ground. It is just the beginning of autumn, but there is already a feeling of desolation and coldness all around.

Lin Shuning wrapped her clothes tightly around her and sniffed. Seeing this, Lian'er considerately closed the doors and windows for her.

The wound on his shoulder still hurt a little. Lin Shuning did not tell Lian'er about the assassination last night. He could only change the bandage in front of the mirror.

She carefully untied the gauze, re-applied medicine and bandaged it, then took out the plaster for bruises and injuries from the space and applied it on the ankle that she had accidentally sprained when getting off the carriage at the general's mansion that day.

It wasn't a big deal before, but maybe because I moved too violently yesterday when I was avoiding being chased, the injury got worse, and it's a little swollen this morning.

Lin Shuning moved his ankle and felt a little sore, but there was no bone injury. It would probably be healed after two days of rest.

A fallen leaf was picked up from the ground by the wind, slowly passing through the narrow and cold streets, rubbing and spinning in the air, and falling silently.

"Crack."

The dry and brittle fallen leaves were stepped on by a pair of black boots, making a slight crackling sound.

A dark shadow stood quietly in the dark and narrow corridor, looked up at a tall building not far ahead, and was about to take a step, but was suddenly stopped by two dark shadows that suddenly jumped out.

"You are such a heartless person! You actually snatched Yunmei's food just to save your life. Do you know that your greedy behavior killed her?"

"Damn it, don't talk nonsense, I didn't steal her food at all, and I saw her eat the buns with my own eyes! Her death has nothing to do with me!"

The two ragged beggars glared at each other, their faces flushed with anger, their chests heaving violently and their hands raised high, as if they were about to start a fierce battle on the spot at any time.

One of the shorter beggars had red eyes and said, "Well, you don't admit it, right? When Coroner Lin comes out of Prince Rui's Mansion, I'll ask him to perform an autopsy on Sister Yun. I'll see how you can argue then!"

"Humph!"

Another beggar sneered and said with disdain: "Don't daydream. Coroner Lin is now a big shot in the eyes of King Rui. How can you order him around?"

The shadow watched their every word and action closely, and his eyes moved.

She took a few steps forward, rubbing her hands and saying, "Two little brothers, who is the coroner Lin you just mentioned? What is his relationship with King Rui?

This is what happened. My family was recently murdered by a thief, but he refused to admit it, so I thought of asking a powerful coroner to do an autopsy. This coroner Lin is related to King Rui, so he should be very capable in autopsies, right?"

"Of course!" The short beggar crossed his arms, with a look of admiration in his eyes: "Coroner Lin is not only good at autopsies, but also very good at medicine. Otherwise, why would King Rui value him so much? I heard that King Rui has suffered from stomach problems for many years, and it was he who treated him! And..."

The short beggar wanted to say something else, but he saw that the person who had just been standing there disappeared in an instant.

He and the other beggar looked at each other, and a playful smile flashed in his black and white eyes.

……

Su Xia's face was flushed now, but not because of others, but because she was too excited.

She felt like she had just discovered a shocking secret. The reason why Prince Rui had not yet taken effect of the poison was not because of Lin Shuning, but because of a coroner.

Moreover, she had just investigated this coroner not long ago. He had been in and out of the Dali Temple with Prince Rui and investigated the military pay case. More importantly, Prince Rui attached great importance to this man. Not only did he personally help him get on and off the carriage, he even gave him his crane cloak. It can be seen that this coroner has an extraordinary weight in Prince Rui's heart.

As long as she reports these things to the adults, she will definitely be rewarded.

A burst of hurried footsteps was heard in the dark and cold narrow corridor. Su Xia walked through the dim corridor and stepped onto the wide bluestone paved ground.

The flickering candlelight of the blue and white porcelain lamp illuminated a handsome man who was resting his chin on his hand, resting his eyes in the flickering light.

Su Xia knelt on the ground and recounted everything she had seen and heard today. The man remained in the same position, just listening quietly with his eyes closed.

After a moment, he spoke lazily: "You mean, it was the coroner who relieved the poison in Jiang Yu's body?"

"That's right!" Su Xia said firmly, "Today, the Third Miss of the Shangshu Mansion got really angry. She said that if she hadn't been concerned about Prince Rui, she would have gone to the Emperor and reported him."

The man's eyelashes moved and he slowly opened his eyes: "Who is this coroner?"

"I have investigated before. The strange thing is that this coroner seemed to appear out of thin air. He is very mysterious. No matter how hard I try, I can't find any detailed information about him. But I think it is precisely because of this that he is more suspicious.

Sir, should we put the plan of getting rid of Lin Shuning on hold for now? I think it might be more important to find the coroner now."