Divorce at the beginning, the rough general is very clingy

Xun was full and refreshed, and felt much more energetic.

"Mom, can you tell me what the document Liang is holding is about?" Mi Yao asked.

"I don't know either." Xun shook her head.

"Then think about it, when have you ever put your fingerprints on a piece of white cloth?" Mi Mo just noticed that the document Liang was holding was a piece of cloth, not paper, which made people suspicious.

"Cloth?" Xun thought about it and suddenly remembered.

"More than ten days ago, we went to the mountains to pick wild vegetables. Liang was careless and cut my hand with a sickle. A lot of blood flowed at that time. She tore off a piece of her underwear to wipe the blood for me. At that time, she just pressed on my palm."

Okay, I was cheated.

"Okay, Mom. I know what I'm doing. Just stay in the room for a while. Leave the rest to me." Mi Mo said.

"Oh." Xun looked at her eldest daughter kindly. Her youngest child had finally grown up.

Lord Jin arrived quickly, and several horses galloped all the way to the Mi family.

"Who reported the case? What happened? Who is the plaintiff?" The bailiffs rushed in first and arranged stools and tables. They were going to interrogate the case on the spot.

Mi Yao helped Xun out.

"Sir, it was a common woman who reported the case." Mi Yao bowed deeply.

Now that she is married and has children, even if she is divorced, she is still a woman, and her hair is tied up in a woman's bun.

Lord Jin was stunned at first, it turned out to be the home of his benefactor.

"Tell me who you are suing?" Lord Jin asked.

"I, Mi Yao, am suing Mi Youcai and his wife Liang for using unfair means to trick my mother into putting her fingerprints on the document, thus resulting in a debt of fifteen taels of silver," said Mi Yao.

"Mi Youcai, where is Liang?" Lord Jin shouted.

Mi Youcai and Liang knelt down immediately.

“Sir, I am Mi Youcai, and this is my wife, Liang.” The couple knelt down and kowtowed.

How many ordinary people would not be timid when facing officials?

"Sir, that little bitch Mi Yao...that girl is lying. I have the IOU in my hand, and what is written on it is true. Xun also put her fingerprints on it. It's all true. That girl falsely accused us." Liang thought that she had the evidence and the IOU in her hand, and Mi Yao and the others must pay back the money.

"Bring it up." After Lord Jin said this, a bailiff immediately brought up the cloth evidence.

It said that Xun borrowed fifteen taels of silver from Mi Youcai. If he didn't return it within fifteen days, her daughter Milan would be used to pay off the debt.

"Xun, have you ever borrowed this money from them?" asked Lord Jin.

"I don't have any." said Xun.

"Since the husband says he is right and the wife says she is right, you can now find and provide evidence yourself," said Lord Jin.

"Sir, the evidence is right here. What else is there to ask? A murderer must pay with his life, a debtor must pay it back. This is only natural." Liang cried.

"Sir, may I ask Mi Youcai and Liang a few questions?" Mi Yao bowed slightly.

"Why?" asked Lord Jin.

"After I ask the questions, I can prove my mother's innocence myself." Mi Yao answered in a strong voice.

"Yes." Lord Jin looked at Mi Yao with admiration in his eyes.

Mi Yao entered the house, took out a pen and paper from the villa space, and quickly wrote down a few questions.

"Sir, this requires your cooperation." Mi Yao showed the paper to Sir Jin.

Lord Jin's eyes flashed, what a smart woman.

"Take Mi Youcai away and cover his ears." Lord Jin ordered.

Immediately, a bailiff came over, dragged Mi Youcai away, and covered his ears.

"Liang, you said Xun wanted to borrow money from you, where is the location?"

"My home." Liang thought to herself, if you want to play tricks on me, I'm not afraid. She and Mi Youcai had already discussed these issues.

"What was Xun's reason for borrowing money at that time?"

"She...how would I know?" Liang really didn't know how to answer this question. She was thinking about how Mi Youcai would answer later, and her heart suddenly panicked.

Lord Jin saw clearly the fleeting panic in Liang's eyes.

"Who wrote the IOU?" Lord Jin asked again.

"It's my husband." Liang was illiterate, but Mi Youcai had learned to read when he was young from Mi Jianshu, Mi Yao's father who was a scholar.

"Who took the silver that Xun borrowed, and how much did it weigh?" Lord Jin asked again.

Liang was immediately confused. How could her family have fifteen taels of silver? She couldn’t even make up an account.

"What? You can't even remember what your family's silver looks like?" Lord Jin snorted coldly.

"It was the women who took them. There were three of 3 liang each, two of 2 liang each, and a few of 1 liang each. The rest were copper coins." Liang counted the amount on her fingers.

Mi Yao laughed secretly in his heart, this idiot, the more details he explained, the less it would match what Mi Youcai said.

"Village Chief Mi, I didn't expect that an ordinary farmer in our Mijia Village would have so much savings. This is a good thing." Lord Jin smiled after saying this.

Village Chief Mi smiled awkwardly. Why did he feel that there was something else behind Lord Jin's words?

"It's all thanks to the adults' good leadership."

"Ms. Liang, you lent 15 taels of silver to Ms. Xun. Do you have any surplus at home?" asked Lord Jin.

"No more." Liang's face looked very ugly.

"In other words, your family spent all its money to lend to Xun family?" asked Lord Jin.

"Ah, we are all family. Although the second brother is gone, as a family, how can we not help them when they are in trouble?" Liang said.

When the sisters Milan and Miyou saw Liang's disgusting face, they both wanted to vomit.

"Okay, just stay aside. I will ask you some questions later and you just need to listen. If you dare to speak out, it will be considered contempt of court, a crime you cannot afford." Lord Jin kindly reminded.

Not long after, Mi Youcai brought it back?

"Mi Youcai, I want to ask you, who was present when you borrowed money from Xun's family?"

"It's just me and my wife." Mi Youcai said and straightened his back.

"Who took the silver?"

"My wife."

"What are the denominations?" Lord Jin asked immediately.

Mi Youcai was confused now. He lowered his head and looked around. Where was that woman Liang? What did she answer?

"What? It's hard to answer? Don't you know what the silver in your family is like, or is there some hidden secret?" Lord Jin now knew everything clearly in his mind. It was obvious that Mi Youcai and his wife had forged evidence to cheat people out of their money.

Mi Youcai rolled his eyes and was about to say that he was not there when he heard Lord Jin say, "But your wife said that you were there?"

Mi Youcai immediately stopped thinking.

“Yes, yes, it seems there is one with five taels, one with three taels, and a few with two taels.” Mi Youcai had cold sweat on his forehead.

"Oh, I wonder if your family has any money left after you borrowed the money?" Lord Jin asked again.

"Ah?" Mi Youcai was confused again. He didn't know whether he should have it or not.

"Is it difficult to answer?" Lord Jin sneered.

"There's still a little bit, but not much." Mi Youcai said ambiguously.