The daily life of the little princess of the royal group

"You bunch of little brats, when did you get into my house? Get out of here right now." Mrs. Liu's loud voice quickly attracted many adults.

It was also their first time to enter Mrs. Liu's house. In the past, they always took a peek inside when passing by her door. After all, Mrs. Liu only did work to serve men, so everyone was curious about her residence, but also felt disgusted.

This time, they had a legitimate reason, so when they came in, they were also very confident and asked, "What's the matter?"

"Mrs. Liu, was your house robbed?"

"Where do all these children come from?"

It was not until they got closer and saw so many children protecting three girls behind them who were dressed in rags and covered with wounds, and the broken chains on the ground, that their faces changed.

"Mrs. Liu, it's fine if you just flirt with men, but why do you imprison a little girl?"

"God damn it, whose kids are these?"

"Mrs. Liu, do you have a heart?"

The crowd started pushing and shoving, and some women took advantage of the situation to punch and kick Liu Po ​​Niang.

"Ahhh, stop hitting me, stop hitting me." Mrs. Liu screamed miserably.

Mingyang and the others exchanged glances and were about to run away when they were grabbed by Granny Liu. "Still want to run! Don't run! I bought all these children!"

"Well, you Liu bitch, you think you're right to buy and sell children?"

"Report to the official, report to the official."

"Send her in, and then we can settle down."

The officers lying in ambush outside appeared at this moment and shouted, "Get out of the way, everyone, let go!"

Seeing a large group of police officers suddenly appear, everyone stopped fighting, "Sir, sir, we didn't do anything wrong."

"It's all her, it's all her, Mrs. Liu, she locked the child in the room!"

"Yes, yes, she's buying and selling children. We came here because we couldn't stand it."

They had a fight, their clothes were a little messy, and there were some scratches from nails on their faces and arms.

Ma Yang walked in from outside, "Shut up, everyone! When did I ask you a question? Why don't you answer me again? Do you understand?"

"I understand, I understand!" Several people leaned together and stood three meters away from Liu Po ​​Niang, fearing that they would be involved with her.

Liu Po ​​Niang was beaten the worst. Her makeup was smudged and several strands of her hair were pulled out. She looked so pitiful.

"My lord!" Granny Liu was about to cry, kneeling before Ma Yang. "My lord, these gossipy women, oh, and those children, came to my house for no apparent reason and beat me! I'm going to sue them for trespassing and murder!"

Ma Yang casually took a few steps back, putting some distance between him and Mrs. Liu, and said fiercely, "Don't say anything unless the master asks."

Mrs. Liu shuddered with fear. Why was this man so stubborn? Normally, he would behave well with just a little coquettishness and a finger-wagging of her finger. How come she had met such a blockhead?

But she still replied timidly, "Yes."

"Who is kneeling?"

"My last name is Liu, and everyone calls me Mrs. Liu. If you don't mind, you can call me by my maiden name - Chunxiang~" Mrs. Liu winked at him.

Ma Yang endured the discomfort in his stomach and said, "Speak properly, or I'll pull out your tongue."

Mrs. Liu curled her lips and calmed down.

Then Ma Yang asked, "Were you the one who tied those three girls here?"

"Yes, sir, these three little rascals are very disobedient. They need to be disciplined more and their tempers tempered, and then they will naturally become obedient." Mrs. Liu straightened her messy hair and clothes, her eyes full of charm.

"Did you buy them?" Ma Yang appeared calm on the surface, but he was actually extremely excited. As long as she admitted it, he could arrest her immediately!

"Yes." Mrs. Liu's lips curled slightly, "Yes, so what?"

Ma Yang frowned. Did this man disregard the law so completely? "Did you know that buying and selling children is illegal in the Great Zhou?"

"I know, but they were all brought here by their parents to buy them, and they even signed their names." No wonder Mrs. Liu was not afraid at all.

It turns out that in the Great Zhou Dynasty, the sale of children was illegal, and this only applied to abducted children. When parents sold their own children, it wasn't illegal. After all, it was a matter of handling their own property.

Mrs. Liu's eyes were like hooks. She pulled out a few pieces of paper from the ravine on her chest and showed them to Ma Yang.

But Ma Yang really found it hard to accept...

It was the auntie next to him who placed the deed in front of Ma Yang and showed it to him.

"This old woman Liu is too shameless. Sir, I will help you hold it. Please look at it from my hand."

Ma Yang read the entire thing quickly, his brow furrowing as he did so. It was indeed a legal deed, officially stamped. He called out to the three girls, "Who's Lai Di? Who's Ying'er? Who's Nian Zi?"

Mingyang frowned. These names... were the same as Zhaodi's...

The three girls raised their hands. "I'm Lai Di... Daddy sold me to her for five taels."

"I am Ying'er, and I was sold for three taels."

"I'm Nianzi. I, I, I don't know. I don't know anything. Mother said she would take me to buy some candy, but when I opened my eyes, I was here. Woo woo woo, did mother sell me out?"

Even Ma Yang, who had seen all sorts of cases, felt a little sad at this moment. Previously, the cases of selling children that came to the government to register were almost always about daughters, never sons...

He didn't know how to comfort them, and he was also worried that the clue was about to be broken.

He subconsciously glanced towards Mingyang, then quickly averted his gaze. Even the mask couldn't hide his gloomy aura at the moment...

"Sir, this may prove my innocence?" Mrs. Liu seemed to have expected it. She dusted herself off and stood up.

Ma Yang took a few steps back, afraid that the man would suddenly approach him. His face remained serious. "What are you doing?! Your procedures for buying and selling these girls are legal, but you shouldn't treat them so harshly and restrict their freedom."

"I understand, sir. It's because these little girls are too disobedient. I am training them so that they can serve you in the future, right?"

"Shut your mouth! You're slandering officials. I can lock you up," Ma Yang said sternly.

Mrs. Liu didn't get anything good from him, and her expression changed immediately. "Oh, I see. Get out of here now, or I'll sue you for trespassing."

The children were very disappointed. Was this action going to end in failure?