The Eldest Sister Has Space

   Chapter 295 Shao Qingyuan is here

  Gu Yundong hadn't reacted yet, but Yang shi took a few steps forward in surprise, "Qingyuan, why are you here?"

  Shao Qingyuan got down from the carriage, his face was haggard, he looked like he was in a state of dust, and the dark circles under his eyes were very thick.

  Gu Yundong almost thought she was wrong, she blinked forcefully, and after a long while, she asked, "When did you come?"

"I entered the city gate early this morning." Shao Qingyuan said, although he looked tired, the look in his eyes seemed to burn people, "Get in the car first, don't you want to go to Gujiatun? You can still reach the county town now. ."

  Gu Yundong got on the carriage in a daze, and Shao Qingyuan drove away.

   After walking for a while, Gu Yundong stuck his head out abruptly and said, "I won't go to Gujiatun for now, I'll go back to the inn tomorrow."

  Shao Qingyuan turned the carriage around without saying a word and drove towards Fulong Inn.

  Gu Yundong patted his head before asking, "Why did you come to Yongning Mansion??"

   "After I received your letter, I heard that the Yongning Mansion was not peaceful, so I rushed over here. Don't worry, everything has been arranged at home, and there will be no problems."

  Gu Yundong was a little dumbfounded, looking at his emaciated back, his mood improved.

   "What about your horse?"

   "Stored at the carriage shop."

  Gu Yundong nodded, "When did you arrive? Have you eaten breakfast? Haven't slept for a few days? Did you arrange all those people just now? How did you know I was here?"

   Shao Qingyuan is still a little bit lost. She seems to... care about him? Or is he thinking too much?

   It was obvious that it was inevitable before, but now I feel a little nervous.

   "Why don't you speak?"

Shao Qingyuan snapped back to his senses, his hand holding the reins tightened slightly, his voice subconsciously lowered, "I came in as soon as the city gate opened this morning, and the fire over there was just extinguished when I passed the Renxin Medical Center. I originally planned to leave, but when I heard someone in the crowd shouting the words 'Gu Dajiang's daughter', I listened to it."

   Then I heard that Yu Youwei was going to put the murderer who set fire on Gu Yundong's body.

   Just in time, he saw that the beggars were going to leave secretly. The first reaction was that these people did it, and he raised his hand and caught them.

   Shao Qingyuan had some means of interrogation. These beggars were also instructed by Gu Yundong not to speak out, so the beggars explained the real murderer, the Gao brothers, in order to clear them up.

  Yes, they did see the Gao brothers set fire.

   What they saw when they went to the site, although they participated in the firefighting, they did not intend to stand up and identify the Gao brothers.

   First, I didn’t think about meddling with other people’s business. Besides, Renxin Medical Center was not a good thing in the first place. If it was burned, it would be burned. Anyway, it didn’t burn to other people’s homes.

   Second, if they were identified, what should they do if others asked why they went to Renxin Medical Center? Doesn't that reveal their original purpose?

   Shao Qingyuan asked the two to find the Gao brothers. The Gao brothers never thought that someone else would carry the pot, let alone a little girl, but it was a pity that they didn't burn Yu Geng to death.

   is the court that Shao Qingyuan asked them to go to, but it is enough to say that their mother was killed by Yu Youwei.

   Later, he also asked the beggars to testify, saying that the fire was set by Yu Youwei.

   Of course, this has a lot to do with the prefect. When Shao Qingyuan left Yongfu Village, he went to Qin Wenzheng to inquire about the officials who took office here.

   The prefect is a bit strange, as long as you give him a little breakthrough, it doesn't matter whether you have evidence or not, just arrest him first.

   Evidence, you can find it slowly, as long as you come to sue.

   (end of this chapter)