The Dark Prince's Special Forces Concubine

There was a fight between two shrews in the hall, which made Lord Zhao angry. He slammed the gavel and shouted, "Silence in the hall!"

Two yamen runners came forward and one of them held Aunt Hu down, preventing her from moving.

One of them helped Mrs. Huang up and took her back to the spectator seats.

At this time, Mrs. Huang's clothes were torn, her hair was pulled and scattered, and there were several scratches on her face.

Seeing the miserable state of Mrs. Huang sitting next to him, Daniu looked reluctant. He stretched out his right hand towards Mrs. Huang, but immediately retracted it.

"Lin Zhaodi, since you have admitted the facts of the crime, just sign and seal it." Lord Zhao finally understood that the evil deeds of Ruhua and Siyu were inherited from Aunt Hu and her husband.

Since the two children of Mr. Huang and Mr. Bai have been found, there is no other use for Aunt Hu. She can be sentenced directly and executed on the same day as her two daughters.

"Sir, I have a request, I hope you can agree." Aunt Hu in the hall knelt down and crawled towards Sir Zhao, kowtowing heavily as she crawled, tears streaming down her face.

"Say!"

"Sir, can you lock me up in a beautiful cell before the execution?" Aunt Hu knew she was going to die, so she wanted to fulfill her dream of mother and daughter recognizing each other before she died.

"This..." Lord Zhao thought of what Doctor Mu had said to him before he came here. He would come over to ask Aunt Hu a few questions later. It seemed that he could not agree to her request now. "This is against the law. I'm sorry that I can't agree to it."

After saying that, he glanced at Master Zhao. Master Zhao had already finished writing the confession and was now blowing air with his mouth to make the ink dry faster.

"Sir, now that the matter has been investigated clearly, it was all done by the vicious woman Lin Zhaodi. It has nothing to do with me. I will divorce this vicious woman now. Well, sir, can I go home?" Hu Laoer saw that Lord Zhao had already made a decision on Aunt Hu. He now just wanted to stay out of it, so he thought about divorcing Aunt Hu directly, and then he would be fine.

...?

Lord Zhao was speechless. Wasn't this speed of crossing the river and then destroying the bridge too fast?!

"I'm going to bite you to death, you dead man, you turtle bastard. I worked so hard to give birth to children for you and make money to support you, but you're just a three-inch-tall toad. Do you think I care about you? Why didn't you divorce me earlier--" Aunt Hu's eyes were bloodshot, and she bit Hu Laoer's neck like a madman, holding on tightly and refusing to let go.

Hu Laoer cursed in pain, "Damn bitch, crazy bitch..."

He struggled hard to break free from Aunt Hu's teeth, but Aunt Hu was in a hurry to make a profit by killing one or two. Hu Laoer's neck was bleeding profusely, but Aunt Hu's teeth were still like a tightly closed clam shell and refused to let go.

Hu Laoer rolled his eyes as he was bitten, and begged for help from Lord Zhao incoherently: "Help, help! Lord... hurry, hurry and save me, me..."

Lord Zhao said to the yamen runners below with a hint of politeness: "You two go down and see if you can help separate the two of them."

The people below understood what was said: Isn't it just for the two of us to go over and try our luck. As for whether we can separate the two of them, that depends on luck...

The two men walked over to Aunt Hu and her husband, and one of them grabbed one of Aunt Hu's arms and pulled her out, howling, "Hey, come on! Hey, come on!"

If someone doesn’t know what’s going on, they might think it’s a tug-of-war competition just by hearing the sound!

This time, Aunt Hu was determined to bite off a piece of meat from Hu Laoer.

No matter how hard the two yamen runners tried, she just wouldn't let go...

"Ah~~" With a scream that pierced the sky, a large piece of Hu Laoer's neck was bitten off along with the skin and flesh.

Blood gushed out, and Hu Lao Er pressed his hand on her neck, "You vicious woman, sir, please do something for me! Kill this vicious woman!"

Lord Zhao has been trying cases for so many years, but this is the first time he has encountered such a strange couple.

He gave a look and took Hu Lao Er away to let the court physician treat him (judging from the location and size of the wound, it would have been a disaster if Doctor Mu hadn't treated him).

Aunt Hu opened her bloody mouth and laughed crazily: "Second Hu, you won't have an easy life even if I die! Hahahaha..."

After Aunt Hu signed her name and sealed her identity, the yamen runners put a pair of heavy iron shackles on her hands and feet and took her directly to the cell.

Lord Zhao said to the people in the audience in a gentle manner: "Now that the matter has been made clear, Da Niu and Er Niu, what are your plans now?"

Should we recognize each other on the spot? Or should we pretend that we don’t know each other?

Madam Huang and Madam Bai looked at the two men expectantly, and their palms were sweaty from nervousness.

Big Cow and Second Cow stood up, and Big Cow answered Lord Zhao respectfully, "Lord, when we were very young, we knew that we were not their biological children. When we were young, Second Hu would scold and beat us when he was drunk, calling us little bastards and little bastards. We two brothers actually wanted to find our biological parents, but Mother -- no, Aunt Hu kept a close watch on us every day. Even when we went to work in the fields, we could only eat dry food and drink cold water, and she never left a single penny for us brothers."

These words answered Lord Zhao's question indirectly and also explained directly why I had not looked for my parents for so many years.

"My poor son..." Mrs. Huang looked at Daniu with tears in her eyes.

Mrs. Bai was even more direct. She went forward and hugged Erniu, then fainted in his strong arms, crying: "Son, it's all mother's fault! It's all mother's fault. I'm willing to beat you or scold you, as long as you come home with me... wuwuwu..."

So when it comes to pretending to be a weak little white flower, Mrs. Bai is far better than Mrs. Huang.

Look, Erniu was at a loss as to whether to hug Mrs. Bai or push her away. His honest face flushed.

Mr. Bai was the one who knew how to handle things. He hugged his wife and children and expressed his gratitude to Lord Zhao in an emotional voice: "Lord Zhao, thank you for helping my wife and I find our son! My family of three is now reunited. You are our second parents!"

With this said, Erniu was directly classified as a member of a family of three.

Mrs. Huang followed suit and hugged Da Niu and cried loudly: "Son! It's all my fault! I believed the nonsense of a villain and made you suffer for so many years. From now on, I will never let you suffer again, my son! Wuuuuu..."

Daniu, who looked honest and kind, looked at the coarse cloth collar that was wet with Madam Huang's tears. His eyes flashed, and he clumsily used his sleeves to wipe Madam Huang's tears.

When Lord Zhao saw how the two families were getting along in harmony, a hint of an auntie's smile appeared on his face: It seems there is no need for me to be a peacemaker anymore!

But since they have recognized each other, I will help them to the end and do a good deed to the end!

"Mr. Huang, Mr. Bai, since you have already recognized your child, I will give you a certificate here. You can take the certificate directly to the relevant government office to handle the household registration." Lord Zhao made suggestions to the two couples.

The two ladies hugged their children's arms tightly and followed their husbands to the center of the hall. The six of them knelt down in front of Lord Zhao and said, "Thank you, Lord. We humble people (common people, common women) bow down to thank you for your great kindness."

The six people kowtowed three times in succession with a sincere attitude.

"In fact, the person you should thank the most is Doctor Mu! If it weren't for Doctor Mu, I wouldn't know that Ruhua Siyu is not your child..." Lord Zhao gave another reminder to the two gentlemen in the hall.

I don't want to take advantage of my idol! If it weren't for Dr. Mu's speculation and judgment, who would have thought of this play of luring the snake out of its hole and luring out Aunt Hu, the person behind the scenes? !