Chapter 6
Chapter 6 — Female Khanh Dai Ly Temple
"Lin Nhien still hasn't been able to investigate the case of my mother-in-law." "I questioned why she kept procrastinating. Finally, she told me the truth. It turns out that in the past, the person standing behind her as her advisor was always her." He paused for a moment, his voice lowered. "I felt like I didn't have the face to come look for you. I went to the manor but couldn't find it, so I had to investigate it myself." Through his words, I roughly understood. Lam Tieu Ha in his previous life only stood from afar on the court, watching his sister solve the case, remembering roughly the developments of the case. But where the important evidence came from, who provided the testimony, and how the clues were deduced, he did not know at all. After the resurrection, my sister no longer had me standing behind her, plotting and arranging. No matter how much she thought and reasoned, she still couldn't find any important clues. Delaying it over and over again gave the queen the opportunity to silently destroy every remaining piece of evidence from the past, causing the case to fall even more deadlocked. When his sister completely collapsed, Lam Tieu Ha realized that the person in his previous life who had investigated his mother's injustice was actually me, the person he had tormented all his life. He reached out and grabbed me, happily saying: "Fortunately, I still have you. My mother-in-law's injustice, if it weren't for you to investigate..." I waved his hand away. "The Crown Prince has been thinking too much. I did this for the sake of my loyalty and common people in the world, it has nothing to do with you. Even if it is related, I just want to seek justice for Princess Le, absolutely not mixed with personal feelings." Lam Tieu Ha was stunned. He looked at my cold face, his lips moved a few times. Finally, I still asked the question: "You... why are you so cold towards me in this life? Have you also been resurrected?" I looked at him, not answering. I turned around and walked out of the library. The early autumn wind blew on my face, bringing with it cold air. 9After confirming that I had also come back to life, Lam Tieu Ha began to regularly appear next to me. Initially, it was a gift. Today a breakfast box, tomorrow a pile of brocade, the day after that a jewelry box. I just find it funny. Even though he now wants to please me, he still doesn't know that I have never liked breakfast, much less silk and brocade. The people working in the store were surprised and secretly asked me: "Miss, I see that person is dressed unusually, must he be a high-ranking mandarin?" I did not answer. After that, he stopped giving gifts and instead waited outside the store. He stood at a distance, did not come in to talk, nor did he stop me. He kept standing on the street corner like that, each time standing for half a day. Occasionally, thugs would come to the store to cause trouble, and before I could speak up, they would take care of me. Lam Tieu Ha pressed that person against the wall, his face gloomy: "You dare to come and cause trouble in her store?" The whole city saw. Someone recognized that this was the Crown Prince, so the streets and alleys in the capital began to talk loudly. They said that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince had a new man, leaving him at the Eastern Palace, standing outside a lady's shop every day copying books. I've always been cold before and after. After that, I closed the shop and avoided him. One day, Lam Tieu Ha finally couldn't bear it anymore. He stopped in front of me. His eyes were full of blood, clearly he hadn't slept well for many nights. "I know I did wrong in my previous life, but I didn't mean it." "Haven't I done enough? Whatever you want, I'll give it to you. You don't want to go to the Eastern Palace, I won't come pick you up. If you want freedom, I'll come here to protect you. What else do you want me to do?" I looked at him and sneered: "Your Highness, you've always been like that." "In your previous life, you loved me wholeheartedly." sister, but because she was cowardly, she didn't dare
resisted, and finally agreed to marry me. It's clear that you were timid and backed away, but you vented all your resentment on me." "And now, you have gotten your wish to marry your sister, turned around and thrown her away like a torn shoe, leaving her cold in the Eastern Palace, letting others mock you." "You will always consider your own thoughts and preferences as the most important. Just how unlucky are we two sisters, to be so arbitrarily chosen and thrown away?" In the end, I still kindly advised: "You married my sister. The place where you live is your home. I'm just an idle person who was kicked out of the house, your highness doesn't need me anymore." He stood in place, his lips moved a few times, finally unable to say anything. After a moment of silence, he suddenly spoke. His voice was very soft, as if he was saying to himself: "Actually, in my previous life, I treated her like that... After she died, I regretted it..." How ridiculous. There are countless regrets in this world. A little bit of regret. How much is his hatred worth? 10 The Queen took action. She discovered that the Crown Prince was investigating the death of his mother-in-law, initially destroying all remaining traces in the palace, then the related palace staff were sent away one by one for all kinds of reasons.