The passers-by are vicious

When Jiang Wanwan changed her clothes and rushed to Concubine Li's palace with the palace maids, Yuan Xun was already standing in front of the bed with his hands behind his back, listening to the imperial physician's reply.

His face was stern and he showed no emotion.

Seeing Jiang Wanwan and Kexin coming, his indifferent eyes trembled slightly and he turned his face to the side.

Since the rebellion that day, Jiang Wanwan was confined to Jingren Palace and the two have not seen each other for several months.

Looking at that beautiful face at this moment, Yuan Xun couldn't help feeling a little dazed.

Jiang Wanwan bowed perfunctorily and asked the imperial physician, "How is Concubine Li's condition?"

The imperial physician hurriedly bowed and replied, "Your Majesty, Concubine Li fell into a coma due to choking on too much water. Fortunately, Concubine Li had always been in good health, so her life is not in danger for now, but she is still in a coma."

"That's good." Jiang Wanwan said casually without taking it seriously, and asked someone to bring a chair for her to sit down on.

He never mentioned moving a chair for Yuan Xun. Fortunately, the eunuch was smart and led people to move two chairs and put them down.

Seeing this, Jiang Wanwan flicked her sleeves and sat down.

Yuan Xun also shook his sleeves and sat down.

Jiang Wanwan was clearly sitting next to him, but now she was unwilling to even pretend.

He didn't say a word to Yuan Xun, nor did he even look at him.

Are you still blaming him?

Yuan Xun felt uneasy, and glanced at the pretty face beside him with cold eyes.

The words went around in his mouth for several times before he nervously started to talk, "The Queen, can you please have lunch..."

Unfortunately, he was interrupted by Concubine Li, who woke up from her bed before he could finish his words.

"Your Majesty... your concubine..."

At this moment, Princess Li's face was pale, and her eyes, which used to be full of energy, were now dull.

Her voice was hoarse, but it carried a tenderness and pitifulness that had never been there before.

After a long pause, Concubine Li continued to speak in a hurry: "Your Majesty, I...did not fall into the water accidentally, but was pushed into the water from behind."

"At that time... I saw... the lotus was in full bloom, so I couldn't help but... reach out to pick one. But I didn't notice that someone had walked behind me, and she grabbed my hair and pressed my face into the water."

When she said this, Li Fei's already pale cheeks suddenly turned red, and she was obviously very angry.

She was so excited that she propped herself up and tried to get up, but was held down by the palace maid.

"Someone wants to harm me, Your Majesty...Your Majesty, please take charge of this for me."

Because of the shouting, the sound was sharp and piercing.

Cang's face was twisted with anger, making him look hideous and terrifying.

It actually ruined her rare pitiful look.

"I understand." Yuan Xun said coldly.

However, there was no sign of anger on his face, rather he looked too calm.

Concubine Li was his concubine who almost drowned, but Yuan Xun's reaction was a little cold, without any anger at all.

Jiang Wanwan sneered in her heart, she had long seen through Yuan Xun's coldness.

Instead of placing her hope on Yuan Xun, a heartless man, Concubine Li might as well stand up and catch the murderer herself.

As for Yuan Xun forgiving her and her brother's crime of treason, Jiang Wanwan felt that Yuan Xun owed them the Jiang family.

Because of his throne, the Jiang family has no descendants.

Forgiving them was probably one of the few things Yuan Xun had a conscience about.

The Second Prince was... killed by her, and Yuan Xun didn't react at all.

This is enough to show how cold-hearted he is.

This was Jiang Wanwan's final revenge on him.

Since the Jiang family has no descendants, then let Yuan Xun also have no descendants.

That's only fair.

Although Jiang Wanwan was the queen, she didn't want to care about Concubine Li's drowning at all.

Because no one knows who the murderer is better than Jiang Wanwan.