The black-bellied peasant girl is reborn, and her weird relatives are mad

The morning cock crowed and Nanny Jiang came out of the west wing with a tired look on her face.

The people guarding outside the door surrounded her in an instant. Although no one spoke, the expectation in their eyes seemed to overflow.

Nanny Jiang forced a smile and said, "Don't worry, the person has been rescued."

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief, feeling relieved that they were still alive.

"However." Nanny Jiang's eyes darkened again, "This child will have to live with medicine and stone in the future."

Everyone's mood became low. The child was only thirteen or fourteen years old and had suffered such a misfortune. It was really pitiful.

"As long as he can save my daughter, I will support him for the rest of his life." With tears in his eyes, Lu Chaoyun bowed deeply to Madam Jiang.

Madam Jiang fixed her eyes on her and smiled slightly, "You are Mu Xia's mother, right? He is helping my young master. With us here, how can we let your family take care of him!"

Lu Chaoyun was about to argue with her, but Nanny Jiang said, "Don't worry. You and I both have the surname Jiang, so we are one family. If we take care of it, it will be yours too. There is no difference."

Lu Chaoyun was stunned, confused by her words.

How can they be the same? She is from the Tang family and we are from the Jiang family.

Li Jiyi spoke up to break the deadlock between them, "Aunt, Mammy, you are all tired after a night, go back and rest. I'll be watching over you here, don't worry."

Tang Zhongbai rushed back to the tavern with Hu Daxin, and felt relieved when he learned that both of them were safe.

Everyone found a place to rest and wait for dawn to fight against stronger opponents.

At three quarters past noon, Tang Zhongbai went to the yamen alone.

The yamen was quiet and silent, and no officers had arrived yet.

He walked through the front hall and went straight into the back house.

As I walked through the veranda, I heard voices talking in the dining room.

He walked over in the direction of the sound and saw the three members of the Feng family sitting at the dining table, ready to eat.

The food was steaming and emitting bursts of fragrance.

Feng Nian curled his lips and sneered, "So early? Come and have breakfast together."

"Okay!" Tang Zhongbai didn't hesitate. He sat down, picked up the chopsticks in front of Feng Nian, picked up the food and started eating.

Feng Nian frowned. Seeing this, Feng Siqing quickly took another set of bowls and chopsticks and placed them in front of him.

"Dad, let's eat!"

Feng Siyao stared at Tang Zhongbai with her eyes wide open, watching him wolf down his food. She said distressedly, "Brother Xiaobai, you should move in with us. No one will take care of you. You've lost weight."

Tang Zhongbai buried his head in his food and ignored her completely.

Feng Siyao felt even more distressed, wondering how long it had been since he had a good meal and why he was so hungry.

"Siyao, don't talk nonsense. Nanny Jiang is taking care of the Second Young Master's three meals a day, and she must be better than us."

"Madame Jiang, what a jerk! She doesn't even help to persuade us. It would be great if we could all live together." Jiang Siyao spoke to herself, not noticing that her father's face had already darkened.

Sure enough, as soon as she finished speaking, Feng Nian slammed the chopsticks on the table and angrily scolded: "Even eating can't shut your mouth. Madam Jiang's status in the Tang family is higher than mine, how dare you judge her?"

He glanced at Tang Zhongbai and saw that he was eating with his head down and didn't care about their conversation at all, which made him feel angry.

"You guys eat." He glared at his two daughters and stood up and left the table.

Tang Zhongbai had already eaten his fill when the family was arguing.

He touched his mouth and shouted, "Wait, let's go together, I have something to tell you."

He never looked at Feng Siyao from beginning to end. She was so angry that she clenched her fists, bit her lip, and watched him leave hatefully, venting all her anger on Jiang Muxia.

I cursed Jiang Muxia in my heart that he would not die a good death and would rather stay in jail for life.

The two of them came to the front hall. Feng Nian sat down, stroked his beard, and asked, "What's the matter?"

"Let Jiang Muxia go. I have found the real murderer."

Feng Nian looked him up and down and said with a smile, "You dare to say anything to save people. She is the real murderer, so where do you find the murderer?"

Tang Zhongbai's eyes sank, and he gritted his teeth and said, "No matter what, you are sure that she is the murderer, and you won't listen to anything I say, right?"

Feng Nian flicked his clothes and said seriously, "Of course not. As long as we can find solid evidence, we will naturally clear her name. However, now that the facts are before us, and you can't produce solid evidence that someone else committed the crime, how can I trust you?"

"Okay, I'm glad you said that." Tang Zhongbai clapped his hands towards the classroom and shouted, "Bring the person up here."

Tang Si and Hu Daxin came out escorting a tall man who was tied up.

Feng Nian was shocked when he saw this person. He shouted, "Isn't this the Wei family's butler? Why did you bring him here?"

Lin Xiao curled his lips and smiled, "I am dissatisfied with you, sir. I don't know. Last night, Tang Juecao brought people to my house and pulled me out of bed. I was charged with murder. I am still confused. I don't know where I offended him to make him treat me like this?"

Tang Zhongbai knew that this person was a man of deep thoughts and would certainly make excuses, so he was already on guard.

He sneered, "Really? You and I have never met before, so naturally there is no hatred. Now I am doing my duty and arresting you, so how can there be any hatred? Let me ask you again, are you sure that the Lin family case has nothing to do with you?"

Lin Xiao said loudly with righteousness, "Of course. A real man walks between heaven and earth, and everything he does and says can be displayed openly in front of others."

Tang Zhongbai nodded, "Yes. But I found a painting in your darkroom. Guess what's on it?"

Lin Xiao's face changed drastically and he glared at Tang Zhongbai fiercely.

"Since you think you are innocent, then you should go to jail and reflect on what you did wrong." Tang Zhongbai turned around and ordered, "You two, take him to jail. Keep an eye on him. If he escapes, I will hold you responsible."

He turned and left the yamen, called Tang San who had just returned from prison, and walked straight to the east of the city.

After leaving the yamen, he took out a scroll from his sleeve.

He also had to thank the young man. He told Tang Si in his ear that the secret of Lin Xiao was hidden in this dark room. It was a painting. It was in a dark room under the table. He had seen Lin Xiao staring at the painting many times.

Therefore, the reason why Tang Zhongbai stayed in the dark room for a long time was to find this painting.

While searching for paintings, he also discovered an unexpected surprise.

Lin Xiao couldn't escape this time.

He is now going to the east of the city to find someone to verify something.

As the two walked, Tang Zhongbai opened the scroll. There was a beautiful woman in the painting, and there were words on the painting, which described the woman's life experience.

The woman in the painting was named Lin Shu. She was born in the tenth year of Tongguang and grew up in Suanzao County. She was a concubine of the Lin family and died suddenly at the age of sixteen.

Judging from their ages, this woman should be Lin Jianfei's sister. Lin Xiao also has the last name Lin, so is she related to the Lin family in some way?

What he wanted to verify was how many years Lin Shu had stayed in the Lin family and whether she died in Suanzao County?

All the members of the Lin family are dead, and no one will care about them, so it should not be difficult to find out.

The two men were full of confidence. Facing the morning sun, they knocked on the doors of the Lin family's neighbors on both sides.