Chapter 1622 The Han in the Mountains, Marrying the Young Lady (Seventy-Three)

Soon, Prefect Lin shouted at the head-hunting leader not far away: "Go and send the butler of the Lai family, and bring a few more people to search his house to see if there is anything suspicious."

"Yes, my lord!"

Just as the prefect Lin ordered to go down, someone from outside the mansion visited again, saying that it was someone from Prince Rui's mansion.

Steward Liu probably guessed something, and whispered in Han Yun's ear.

Mi Youning was close and heard it.

Butler Liu guessed that Prince Rui was probably still waiting for them at home to have dinner together.

It was getting late and they didn't return, so they sent someone to ask for someone.

Seeing Han Yun's gaze, Mi Youning curled the corners of her lips, "Why don't you go back, presumably Lin Zhifu will handle the case impartially."

Han Yun nodded, but he knew the relationship between Lai Zeyun and his uncle, so naturally he wouldn't just go back like this.

Turn around and ask Butler Liu to send someone to watch here, and send someone to send him home after the case is over.

Butler Liu responded and went down to make arrangements.

Seeing this, the prefect Lin immediately pledged to deal with it impartially.

It's just that he looked sideways at the woman sitting with Han Yun, with doubts in his eyes.

Who is this man?

The only person who can sit next to the general is someone close to him, or his wife.

Prefect Lin didn't think too much about it.

He heard Huan Han Yun's order, and arranged for Lai Zesheng to send someone back when the case was over. It can be seen that eight out of ten this person was wronged.

After arranging the rest, Han Yun and Mi Youning left hand in hand.

They went to the palace in a carriage.

It's too late, I'm afraid I have to stay overnight.

That night, Mi Youning had dinner at the palace, Prince Rui and Han Yun held a jar of wine each, and drank happily.

And Mi Youning also found out that this Prince Rui was actually a talker, and he was very dependent on Han Yun.

Seeing the two drinking in the main hall, Prince Rui whispered into Han Yun's ear, as if he was afraid that she would eavesdrop.

Seeing this, Mi Youning went back to the guest room in the mansion to rest, and also waited for Han Yun's return.

At the same time, Lai Zesheng's case was retried overnight in the magistrate's office.

This matter was very cautious, and the prefect of Lin invited many officials, big and small, to watch.

The headhunter sent out escorted the housekeeper of the Lai family to the court, and at the same time found the deadly poison and arsenic from his house.

As well as the money and jewelry belonging to the Lai family, there are many other real estate properties under the title deed, which are about to be sold.

After Mi Youning and Han Yun left, Lai Zesheng quickly adjusted his emotions and peeled back the cocoon of what happened.

Let yourself get rid of the stigma of brother killing.

The butler naturally wouldn't admit it at first, and he never admitted what he had done after twenty big boards.

One mouthful of injustice, with an extremely miserable attitude, howled loudly and said that he never had the heart to kill the master.

At the end, Zhifu Lin looked at the butler with a bloody butt that was beaten in the courtroom in a complicated manner.

He finally decided to do an autopsy, although the Second Young Master Lai had pinch marks on his neck.

But this is not enough to show that he was strangled to death.

In particular, arsenic was found in the housekeeper.

When Lai Zesheng heard about the autopsy, he disemboweled him, with heartache in his eyes.

But he still nodded reluctantly.

However, before sending someone to Yizhuang to fetch the corpse, the housekeeper was scared and peed on his pants in the hall.

The subsequent case soon came to light, and Lai Zesheng was released in court.

When he heard that he was acquitted, his eyes were wet.

What a simple matter, but the jailer was playing tricks on the villain and colluded with the housekeeper.

Let him be helpless, even if he wants to reverse the case.