Chapter 10 — On the Wedding Night, I Personally Gave the Wedding Bed to My Sister

"Tham Thanh Nguyet! You bastard! What are you doing here?" She screamed, intending to rush towards me. But he was restrained by a few women guarding him. I signaled the ladies to step down. Then slowly walked in front of her. Looking down from above. "Sister, long time no see, are you okay?" "I came here to tell you the good news." I leaned close to her ear. Using a voice that only the two of us could hear, he softly said: "Tieu Canh Duc..." "It's over." Lam Uyen Nhi's pupils suddenly shrank. She was stunned. It's like you didn't hear what I just said. I'll repeat it again. "Your cousin." "My lover." "It's gone." "He died very cruelly." "Just like a withered old man." "No... impossible..." She muttered. His face was pale. "You lied to me! Big brother... big brother is just sick..." "Oh, really?" I smiled. "So do you know what disease he has?" "What he was infected with was a poisonous strange thing called 'Tien Mien Tan'." "It was my own hand." "The more you have sex." "The faster the poison develops." "He recovered so quickly..." "It's all thanks to your efforts." Every word I said. said. It's like a knife blade laced with poison. Aggressively stabbed straight into Lam Uyen Nhi's heart. Her body began to tremble. Only fear and despair remained in my eyes. "It's you... it's really you..." "You evil woman!" "You devil!" "Thank you for the compliment." I stood up straight. He leisurely adjusted his sleeve. "I came here today." "Just wanted to let you finish everything clearly." "Enjoy the rest of your life well." "Beside the green light and this ancient Buddha statue." "For you." "Also for your lover." "Repent sincerely." I turned and left. Behind the back. It was Lam Uyen Nhi's heart-wrenching cries and curses. That sound... It sounded so pleasant. 16After returning from the family temple, I used the excuse of being sick and closed the door and did not go out. We need time to plan the next step. The appearance of Murong Triet made me realize that I had to speed up. We classified all the evidence of that crime very carefully. Then, I write an anonymous letter. That letter was sent to Ngu su Dai, the recipient was Vuong Ngu su, who was in charge of the harp and supervising the officials. Vuong Ngu Su was a famous judge in the court, upright and uncompromising, and also the person who hated corrupt officials the most. He is also my father's political opponent. Handing over these evidence to him, firstly, could overthrow the General's palace, secondly, it could give my father a headache. Hit two birds with one stone. Having done all that, we began to calmly wait. Waiting for a storm to come, enough to wipe out the entire capital. Three days later, during the court session. Vuong Ngu's history was presented at the court, and the late Tran Quoc Dai General Tieu Canh Duc formed factions, sought personal gain, and embezzled illegally. At the same time, he presented a thick stack of criminal evidence. The whole dynasty was shocked. The Emperor was furious and immediately ordered a thorough investigation. The decree to confiscate the family's assets was issued to the General's palace that afternoon. The army broke into the palace and sealed all assets. As soon as the mother heard the news, she couldn't breathe and immediately passed away. I am Tieu Canh Duc's widow, temporarily under house arrest, awaiting interrogation. Thanh Nhi was so scared that there was no blood left on her face. "Miss, have we... have we encountered anything?" I gently patted her hand. "Don't worry, it will be okay." I had long predicted that this day would come. My father, during the reign of Prime Minister Tham Tong An, would absolutely not stand by and watch his only daughter being implicated. Of course it's true

as we expected. The very next day, his father went to the palace and asked the Emperor for forgiveness. He affirmed that, since I married into the General's palace, I have always stayed in my room, rarely went out, and was completely unaware of what Tieu Canh Duc had done.