Chapter 583 Borrowing a Person from His Majesty
Therefore, no matter how nicely Ren Diran spoke, the empress only felt that he was making excuses for Yan Chen.
"Humph, what King Beichen said sounds good."
"My Lord Yan hanged himself because he felt guilty towards you."
"I didn't know that Servant Yan had such deep feelings for the imperial sister. If I had known this would happen, I should have granted your blessing."
The smile in the empress's eyes did not reach her.
Di Ran: "Your Majesty, you must be joking. I have never had any romantic feelings for Yan Shijun. If not, how could I watch him enter the palace and fall into danger?"
"You are presumptuous!"
The empress's entire appearance darkened. She glared at the other person and gnashed her teeth as she said, "Di Ran, don't think that just because you are my sister, I can tolerate you provoking me again and again. My patience is limited!"
"Why is your majesty so angry? I am only speaking the truth."
"Mr. Yan is not an ordinary man. He died suddenly. Your Majesty, do you think the Divine Doctor Valley will let it go?"
"Does Your Majesty think that the people of Divine Doctor Valley will believe that the young master they have pampered for so many years would hang himself so easily?"
"I'm afraid even Your Majesty wouldn't believe it, would you?"
After listening to Di Ran's words, the empress's anger subsided a little, but she was still furious.
"Prince Beichen said that the death of Yan Shijun was strange, but is there any real evidence?"
Di Ran: "I will investigate this matter thoroughly."
The empress narrowed her eyes slightly: "If things are not as Prince Beichen said..."
"I will apologize to Your Majesty."
"it is good!"
"I will give you seven days. If you don't find out the truth within these seven days, don't blame me for asking you!"
Di Ran looked calm and was not frightened.
"Your Majesty, I would like to borrow another person from you."
"Who?"
Di Ran raised his head slightly and said, "The Junior Official of the Dali Temple, Lu Hanyang."
…on the way to the crime scene.
Lu Hanyang paused, frowning slightly: "So the prince recommended me to His Majesty?"
"After all, I am your majesty's sister, so it is inconvenient for me to enter and leave the harem."
"Lord Lu is different. Lord Lu is young and promising, and is deeply trusted by His Majesty. Although you are an outsider, you are supervising by order, so you are exempt from those criticisms."
"Lord Lu stole the show in the last poisoning case. Your ability is obvious to all. I recommend you to His Majesty because I believe that you can solve this case with your ability."
Di Ran admired Lu Hanyang very much. He was able to hold a stable position in the court as a man and became the Shaoqing of the Dali Temple at a young age.
I heard that the Chief Justice of Dali Temple is about to step down. The other party is very optimistic about Lu Hanyang. It seems that he will be the next Chief Justice of Dali Temple soon.
Although he was born an orphan, he has great skills and is a very good talent.
Sometimes, even she can't see through the other person.
It’s okay to be a friend.
If he were an enemy, he would probably be a tough foe to deal with.
Facing Di Ran's praise and admiration, Lu Hanyang was neither humble nor arrogant, but just bowed slightly.
"I dare not accept it."
Di Ran's eyes narrowed slightly, and he smiled faintly: "Don't worry, I will also assist you."
"After all, Yan Shijun's grandfather and I had some friendship, so I am also responsible for his death."
Lu Hanyang pursed his lips and said, "The deceased is gone. Your Majesty, please accept my condolences."
"What I can do now is to find out the truth as soon as possible and give an explanation to Lord Yan and Divine Doctor Valley."
Thinking of Yan Chen's death, Di Ran felt complicated. If he had been more forceful and sent him away, he would not have...
At this point, it’s too late to say anything.
All she could do was to find out the truth and find the murderer to comfort Yan Chen's soul in heaven.
"I will do my best to investigate this case."
"Ah."
(End of this chapter)
