Rebirth: Miss Xiao doesn’t want the heir apparent anymore

After hearing Mrs. Jiang's words, Xiao Zixi looked gloomy and asked, "How are things going now, where is Ruxuan?"

"They were taken away by people from Dali Temple. Ruxuan and Wen Pan'er were the only ones in the house. Everything pointed to Ruxuan, but Ruxuan couldn't argue."

Mrs. Jiang was worried. If she had known about it, she would have been more cruel and divorced Wen Pan'er.

Yuan'er's reputation was not good. It was said in the capital that he doted on his wife and killed his concubines, and Wen Pan'er was married by His Majesty. She was also afraid of affecting Yuan'er's future, so she persuaded him not to divorce his wife. Who knew that this Wen Pan'er was dead? Everyone is having a hard time like Xuan.

"My master and Yuan'er are both not at home. Besides the imperial concubine, I don't know who to look for."

Seeing Mrs. Jiang's sad face, Xiao Zixi advised: "Don't worry, Mrs. Jiang, the minister of Dali Temple is fair and impartial. Ruxuan will be fine."

"It is because Mr. Zhang is fair and selfless that I am worried that the evidence is now unfavorable to Ru Xuan. If Ru Xuan gets a bad reputation that drove her first wife to death, she will not be able to raise her head in the capital in the future."

Mrs. Jiang expressed her worries. Xiao Zixi thought for a moment and then said, "I'll go to Dali Temple to have a look."

"My wife is also going with the Crown Princess."

Mrs. Jiang and Xiao Zixi came to Dali Temple, and the minister of Dali Temple was hearing the case.

Wen Chang, Minister of the Ministry of Industry, and his wife were sitting on one side of the court, while He Ruxuan and Wen Pan'er's maid were kneeling on the ground.

"The Jiang family imprisoned my daughter, and now the He family is blatantly killing my daughter. Mr. Zhang, you must make the decision for my daughter."

Listening to this sad and angry voice, I thought that Wen Pan'er's father loved his daughter very much.

Others don't know it, but Xiao Zixi knows it. Wan'er said that Wen Pan'er's parents certainly wanted her to marry into the prince's house.

Empress Wen felt sorry for her niece and didn't want her to follow in her footsteps. Although marrying the prince might make her a good mother in the world in the future, she had to compete with many women for a husband. She was worried every day for fear of being framed.

Wen Pan'er herself fell in love with Jiang Yuan, cried, made trouble, and hanged herself, but she got her wish and married into Jiang Mansion. Wen Pan'er's parents ignored her and left her to fend for herself in Jiang Mansion.

Suddenly, he is willing to stand up for his daughter. It seems that there is something unknown in this.

"Master Wen, where do you start? The Jiang family imprisoning Wen is even more nonsense. It was obviously Wen who had done something wrong in Jiang Mansion, and Minister Jiang punished her with a grounding. How come Master Wen said that she was maliciously imprisoned by Jiang Mansion? Wenshi."

Xiao Zixi's face was solemn and her voice was sharp. Everyone heard the sound and looked over.

"Master Zhang, there is no need to be polite, continue with the case." Seeing that Master Zhang was about to stand up and salute, Xiao Zixi stopped him:

"I'm just here to listen and act as guarantor for Mr. He."

"Prince Concubine, you have always been on good terms with Mr. He, so of course you are on her side." Wen Chang said righteously.

"Master Wen, please pay attention to your etiquette and tone of voice. I only allow Master Zhang not to salute." Xiao Zixi said unceremoniously.

Wen Wenchang's expression changed instantly, it was clear that he was trying to show off his face: "I'm here to see the Crown Princess."

Everyone also saluted, Wenchang dared to be angry but dared not speak out. Pingyang Marquis Mansion was deeply trusted by His Majesty, and Xiao Zixi was a first-class imperial concubine, so it was natural to salute her.

Xiao Zixi glanced at him, ignored him, walked straight to He Ruxuan, and said softly: "Ruxuan, please tell the truth."