OMG! Tyrant's Pampered Baby Is a Valued Princess-Chapter 808: I Speak for the Princess—She Does Not Forgive

Chapter 808: Chapter 808: I Speak for the Princess—She Does Not Forgive

The truth is finally revealed.

The guests now understand that it was An Suzhu who wronged the Princess!

Bai Zhi’er blinked her long eyelashes.

So, the medicine that Brother Ce forced her to take was that Xi Pill!

Clearly, the old man at the medical hall said that this kind of pill is hard to come by.

Over there, An Suzhu felt her face burning as if she had been slapped twice.

She felt both awkward and embarrassed.

Who would have thought that this Xi Pill, at Marquis Wan’s place, is as common as grabbing a handful of beans, not rare at all.

Feng Fuce turned to look at Ke Shouwang.

He said coldly, "Return the Xi Pills in your hand to An Suzhu. The Princess has the ones I gave her; she doesn’t need someone else’s things."

Ke Shouwang quickly threw them back to An Suzhu like throwing a hot potato.

Prince Qing and Bai Xilie did not look pleased.

Especially Bai Xilie.

"Duke Ping, your daughter is quite lacking in propriety." His tone was neither light nor heavy.

But those familiar with Bai Xilie’s character knew that the Emperor was angry.

Duke Ping immediately raised his robe and knelt to plead for his daughter.

"Your Majesty, forgive us. Princess, forgive us! My young daughter does not understand the rules and has offended the Princess. I will certainly discipline her strictly."

Saying this, he also pulled An Suzhu to kneel down.

Though An Suzhu knelt, she still felt somewhat aggrieved and unwilling in her heart.

Tears welled up in her eyes.

"Your Majesty, forgive me. I did not think much of it. Whether it’s the Princess or the Prince, I hope their illness can recover soon."

"I am too young and speak directly. If there is any offense, it is without malice. Please, Your Majesty, forgive me."

Bai Xilie replied coldly, "You should apologize to the Princess."

An Suzhu knew how to adapt.

She turned and knelt towards Bai Zhi’er.

"Princess, please forgive my mistake. You are a Princess; surely, you wouldn’t take it seriously with someone like me, right?"

Bai Zhi’er opened her lips, just about to speak.

Feng Fuce, however, directly stood in front of her.

"She does not forgive." The young man spoke up, declining on behalf of Bai Zhi’er.

The little one behind him blinked her big eyes; everyone around was stunned, only Bai Xilie had a flash of approval in his eyes.

An Suzhu looked up, somewhat confused, at Feng Fuce.

Feng Fuce lowered his eyes coldly and said, "She is the Princess; you offended her, so you should be punished. Rather than asking someone of noble status to be lenient with you."

"If you know that your words are unpleasant, you should speak less."

After saying that, he turned to look at Bai Xilie.

"Your Majesty, I think An Suzhu should be punished with five cane strokes as a warning to others."

Historian Wang couldn’t help stepping forward and saying, "Exactly! Without rules, nothing can be achieved. The Princess is not someone anyone can bully."

These words were exactly what Bai Xilie wanted to hear.

Ignoring Duke Ping’s pleas, he said sternly, "Then let’s follow what Marquis Wan said, five cane strokes as a small punishment and warning!"

An Suzhu was completely dumbfounded.

She just spoke a few wrong words, and now she is to be beaten?

This is five strokes! They are so ruthless!

Duke Ping’s eldest son, An Shiyu, couldn’t help but stand up.

He angrily shouted, "Marquis Wan, you must have done it on purpose. Why are you making things difficult for my sister? She’s only nine!"

Feng Fuce glanced at him sideways: "Do you also want to be beaten?"

An Shiyu was choked with anger, unable to advance or retreat, with nowhere to vent his fury and dared not speak anymore.

In the end, he chose to sit down silently.

The Eldest Heir sneered, "Coward."