MTL - Dali Temple Small Dining Room-Chapter 383 New Year's Eve Dinner (6)

  Chapter 383 New Year's Eve Dinner (6)

  As soon as Lord Jingguo yelled, Lin Fei immediately put down the snack in his hand, bowed his head and admitted his mistake obediently: "What the grandfather taught is that the grandson is not greedy anymore."

   This is the truth. His good snacks are true, but they are far from being greedy.

   But such a promise of "obedience" was heard by Lord Yasukuni, but instead of getting better, his complexion became even more ugly: "How many times have you promised? Which one is not the same as usual next time?"

  Lin Fei lowered his head, looked at his eyes, looked at his nose, and said nothing.

  Seeing that the reprimand that fell on him was transferred to Lin Fei, Lin Shizi immediately said: "Grandfather, this time it is Bofang's fault."

   This reprimand fell on Ah Fei to vent his anger. Today, the grandfather is angry because of him, but he... is really suffering and can't tell.

  Hearing Shizi Lin's defense, Lord Jingguo sneered, and threw away the wine cup in his hand with a "snap".

  There was another broken teacup on the ground that had just been cleaned up, and the servants who got up squatted down again to clean it up.

   "You are very kind!" Lord Yasukuni pointed at the three of them, his father and brother, and nodded with trembling fingers. After saying "Yes" several times with a sneer, he said, "What a father and son, brotherly love!"

  Just now no matter how harshly reprimanded, Jing Yunhou, who kept his head down and refused to reply, heard his father's sneer, but his face suddenly changed. He quickly raised his head to look at Lord Jing, and said in a trembling voice: "Father..."

   What returned him was a cold snort from Lord Yasukuni, and then turned around and walked away in a huff.

  Seeing this situation, Marquis Jing Yun didn't have time to say more, so he immediately chased after him.

  Mr. Yasukuni’s torrential reprimand was severe, but it was precisely because he had expectations for his children and grandchildren that he was so angry. When he stopped reprimanding and sneered, it was a reaction that would only occur when he was extremely disappointed.

   Therefore, compared to reprimanding, leaving with a sneer made Jing Yunhou more nervous and worried.

After Jing Yunhou left, Mrs. Jing Yunhou, who was arranging for the servants to clean up, glanced at the two brothers who had just made a sound and tried their best to protect each other, sighed, and said: "This time the incident has caused a big mess. If your grandfather scolds and scolds, it doesn’t matter how severe it is, but leaving with a sneer just now is the most worrying thing.” After a pause, as if to make the two sons understand better, Mrs. Hou went on again He explained, "This principle is just like a couple who still quarrel, they quarrel because they still want to live on. When they really don't want to let go, they just quietly write a letter and leave the book."

  When the two brothers heard the words, they all agreed, "Son, save me".

  Mrs. Jing Yunhou waved her hand when she heard the words, and made the servants who were tidying up to retreat.

  After everyone around had retreated and there were only three people in the yard, Mrs. Jing Yunhou glanced at the two of them, and said, "Why do you do it this way if you can save money?"

  Her son is not so stupid, nor is he a soft bun waiting to be manipulated by others. There must be a reason for what happened.

  After listening to his mother's question, Lin Shizi smiled bitterly, and then said frankly: "Actually... this is what the Holy One meant."

   It was precisely because the transfer was the Holy Majesty's intention that he remained silent.

  After hearing this, Mrs. Hou showed a hint of surprise on her face. Although she didn't get involved in foreign affairs, she was not a fool. The Zhang family who succeeded the eldest son had such a bad review, and she was the kind of villain who focused on making money.

   Inexplicably being stepped on by such ants and getting a big deal, there must be something inside.

  As soon as she heard that it was "the meaning of the Holy One", Madam Hou quickly looked at Lin Fei who was aside: "A Fei, this matter..."

   Without waiting for Mrs. Hou to ask, Lin Fei shook his head and said, "If my grandfather hadn't had an attack today, I wouldn't have known about it."

  He still has a relationship with the Holy Majesty, and it has something to do with his work in Dali Temple, a government office that does not directly interfere with political affairs.

  What Mrs. Hou can understand, Lin Fei naturally understands too. Before today's New Year's Eve dinner, he didn't know about it, but now that he knew it, combined with His Majesty's words and some things he found earlier, he vaguely understood it.

   "Then Zhang's family picked up the big brother's tricks because they got online with Concubine Jing?" Lin Fei asked Lin Shizi.

  Shizi Lin nodded, smiled wryly, and said cryptically, "Your Majesty... Your Majesty is a little too nostalgic."

  It is a good thing to miss old love and have friendship. But if the old person corresponding to this old relationship is too capable of being a monster, it will be troublesome.

"After the Holy Majesty revealed the transfer to me, I went to inquire about it," Lin Shizi said, "I heard that Concubine Jing went to the Holy Majesty to cry and complained about the mistake of a shift change in the Beiya Army, and the mistake happened to be me. Under the jurisdiction, she used this to request that I be transferred with the people from the Zhang family in Nanya, saying that the ranks are the same, it is a flat transfer, and it is not a big deal."

  But anyone with a discerning eye can understand that the transfer from Beiya to Nanya seems to be a flat transfer, but in fact it has been secretly transferred.

  At this time, there was no outsider present, Madam Hou couldn't bear it after hearing this, and said: "It's really insane! If the sky wants to kill it, it must first make it crazy."

   As soon as the words fell, Lin Shizi changed his face, looked around hurriedly, and whispered: "Mother, be careful!"

As soon as Mrs. Hou said this, before Madam Hou could speak, Lin Fei said, "Actually, what mother said has some truth." Before Lin Shizi could speak, he said, "I heard that many people in the court are already planning to impeach Concubine Jing. Well, if brother gets closer to these people, I have a small matter here, I hope brother can help me and include it."

  My elder brother knows it well, and besides, the actions of the demon Concubine Jing are really not clever, even dull. Under such circumstances, how could father and brother suffer from being dumb for nothing?

  The reason why I didn’t tell my grandfather was because I was afraid that this matter would cause my grandfather to worry, and the second reason was that there was a solution to this matter.

   Sure enough, Lin Shizi sighed after hearing the words, "Sure enough, I can't hide it from Ah Fei", and asked him: "What's the matter?"

"A few days ago, a coachman in my Dali Temple went out to accompany two temple officials in the yamen to Xianyang to investigate the case. In the end, the assailants set fire to the yamen in broad daylight. He was chased and killed by the assailants to confess to the witnesses. Lin Fei said, "Accordingly, the matter is clear and clear. The sympathetic money went to the internal affairs office to get it, but the internal affairs office refused to give it."

  Hearing this, Mrs. Hou, who was not involved in foreign affairs, couldn't help but said again: "Even if you are greedy again, you won't even let go of this life money?"

  Shizi Lin also nodded, but unlike Mrs. Hou's focus, his attention fell on another matter: "What case? The murderer set fire to the Yamen in broad daylight?"

Lin Fei said: "I haven't fully investigated an old case that involves a lot of ramifications." Speaking of this, he hesitated for a moment before speaking again, "If this case is clarified, what brother met here The trouble is that doing nothing can be easily solved.

  (end of this chapter)