I kicked out my vicious husband and married his great-uncle

Madam Xie never expected that Mr. Wen would bring two maids with him.

Moreover, the two maids walked lightly, and it was obvious that they had some skills.

Before Madam Xie could react, one of the maids stepped forward and held Madam Xie down, and the other one quickly came over and put clothes on her.

Madam Xie didn't want to be manipulated like this. Seeing that she couldn't struggle, she started to curse: "Bitch! You..."

Before Madam Xie could finish her words, one of the maids slapped her in the face. When she was about to curse, she found a piece of rag and stuffed it into her mouth.

Now, it's finally quiet.

Soon, Madam Xie's clothes were neatly arranged. The two maids didn't care at all whether the clothes would touch her bedsores or whether it would hurt Madam Xie.

After putting the clothes on Madam Xie, they carried her out.

When I got outside, Xie Shaohang had already arrived.

Seeing that his mother's mouth was stuffed with rags and her face was pale with pain, Xie Shaohang looked at Mr. Wen and said anxiously: "Mr. Wen, my mother is injured, how can you treat her like this?"

Mr. Wen glanced at him and said, "If you are in the mood to worry about this, you might as well worry about whether your mother can survive today!"

After saying this, Mr. Wen ignored Xie Shaohang and led his men directly to Prince Xie's mansion.

Seeing Mr. Wen's stern expression, Xie Shaohang didn't dare to say much and hurriedly followed him all the way to Prince Xie's Mansion and entered the side hall.

In the side hall, Cui Shuyan sat in the main seat, and below her sat Xie Chundai.

Next to Xie Chundai sat a handsome man, who was the eldest son of the Yun'an Marquis's Mansion, Xiao Jinghua.

Seeing that Madam Xie had been brought in, Cui Shuyan glanced at Xie Chundai and said, "Chundai, everyone who should be here has arrived. Please repeat what you just said to me."

Xie Chundai stood up and bowed to Cui Shuyan: "Yes, great-aunt."

After that, she looked at Xie Shaohang and said, "Brother, there is something I need to let you know. My father's death was not an accident. He was killed by my aunt."

Xie Shaohang's pupils shrank sharply, and he instinctively denied: "Chun Dai, this is impossible! You must have been deceived!"

"Brother, if there is no real evidence, I would not say such a thing. The reason why I dare to come to my great aunt to make the decision today is because I have found a witness."

Afterwards, Xie Chundai's eyes turned red, and she looked at Xiao Jinghua: "Husband, call the person you are looking for in."

"Okay." After saying that, Xiao Jinghua handed over a handkerchief and asked Xie Chundai to wipe her tears.

Xie Chundai took it, her eyes full of gratitude.

Speaking of which, the reason why we were able to find this witness this time was also thanks to Xiao Jinghua.

Otherwise, she wouldn't be able to do it on her own.

Soon, the witness was brought in.

He was a thirteen-year-old boy, thin and wearing a patched gown.

He came in, bowed to Cui Shuyan who was sitting in the main seat, and said with red eyes: "Princess, I am Sun Siyuan, a student of Hong'an Academy. My brother Sun Da is a servant in Chunyu Tower, and is responsible for serving tea and water on weekdays. One day, he came home in a panic, saying that someone died in Chunyu Tower, and it is possible that he died by drinking the tea he served. But the next day, news came out that the man died at the hands of the courtesan. I was relieved when I heard the news, but the next day, my brother did not come home until dark..."

As he spoke, Sun Siyuan's emotions got a little out of control. He sobbed a few times, then tried hard to suppress his sadness, trying to make his tone sound steady: "If he doesn't come back, I'll go look for him. The people at Chunyu Tower said he had left a long time ago, but I looked for him all the way home and didn't see him. It wasn't until the next morning that a neighbor came to me and said that my brother got drunk and drowned in the moat."

At this point, Sun Siyuan burst into tears.

He quickly wiped the tears from his face and tried to explain the whole thing more clearly: "But my brother, he never drinks. Ever since my father died, he has been working day and night to support my studies. Except for the decent clothes he wears when he works, the clothes he wears at home are all patched up, and he is reluctant to spend a penny on himself. So, it is impossible for him to drink, let alone get drunk."

After listening patiently for so long, Xie Shaohang couldn't help but feel a little annoyed.

At this point, he really didn't want to lose face in front of Cui Shuyan, and couldn't help but scold her: "You said so much, but what does this have to do with my mother?"

Sun Siyuan didn't look at him. He just reached into his arms, took out a folded piece of paper, slowly opened it, and then presented the paper with his body temperature to Cui Shuyan with both hands: "Princess, after my brother died, I found this under his bed."

Shi Liu took it and handed the paper to Cui Shuyan.

The handwriting on the piece of paper was not very neat. There were a few words written on it, which roughly meant that someone had poisoned the tea he prepared.

There was also a drawing of a woman's face on the page, with a note next to it saying that this was the appearance of the poisoner he saw.

Cui Shuyan took a closer look and found that the person in the picture looked very much like Chen Er who was beside Madam Xie.

This page of paper was quickly delivered to Xie Shaohang.

Xie Shaohang looked at it and said with disdain: "What can a specious picture tell us? Trying to use it to accuse my mother is a bit too crude."

Xie Chundai looked at Xie Shaohang and called two more people in.

On that day, Xie Jing died on the body of the courtesan in Chunyu Tower. Because of this incident, he was ridiculed and criticized, and he died with a dirty reputation.

But among the two people who came, one could prove that Madam Xie had sent someone to look for the courtesan.

Another one was that when the courtesan accidentally fell into the water and died, Madam Xie was beside her.

Originally, these two clues were extremely small and would not have any effect if taken separately.

However, when combined with the evidence provided by Sun Siyuan, it can form a complete chain of evidence.

Through these, it can be proved that there was a transaction between Madam Xie and the courtesan, and that Sun Siyuan's brother caught Chen'er poisoning the tea, and in the end even the courtesan was silenced.

The whole thing is linked together perfectly.

After listening to the testimonies of the two, Xie Shaohang sneered, "Sun Siyuan, right? You said your brother was still in a panic the day before, so how could he leave you such a note? It's obvious that you were bewitched and wanted to put the blame on my mother."

Sun Siyuan looked at Xie Shaohang, his eyes full of resentment: "At first, I couldn't figure it out. But later, I understood. My brother knew the truth the day before, but he was afraid that I would worry, so he didn't dare to tell me. He was also afraid that he would die unclearly, so he hid this note under his pillow."

"Your brother is dead. All this is just your speculation." Xie Shaohang's eyes fell on Cui Shuyan's face. "This is what you want to see, right?"