When Wanwan heard Consort Jin's words, she thought, "But every cause has its effect. If Consort Wuya hadn't gambled with the Fourth Prince, his dog wouldn't have pounced on her."
Consort Jin, on the other hand, "expressed" her anger, "but in the end, it was Consort Wuya who was injured. She was attacked by the dog and lost her child. Even though she went to the Fourth Prince first, it was the Fourth Prince's fault that the dog attacked her."
Consort Jin added fuel to the fire, saying, "Dogs listen to their masters and are indeed protective of them. I don't know whose orders they took to pounce on them."
This statement almost explicitly states that the Fourth Prince ordered the dog to pounce on him.
Wanwan would not accept such a false accusation. Besides, even if Wuya's child was lost, that was her own business.
Wanwan said, "As I said, every cause has its effect. If Wuya hadn't started the trouble first, none of these things would have happened, including her child being perfectly healthy in her womb."
Wanwan stared at Consort Jin and said, "You can't expect someone who's looking for trouble to end up getting into trouble themselves and then blame the innocent person."
Wanwan then turned to Kangxi and asked, "What does Your Majesty think?"
Kangxi thought to himself, "What do I think?"
Kangxi was initially somewhat regretful about losing another child, but now he was furious. Since she was pregnant, why wasn't she resting in the palace and instead running around everywhere?
But Wuya Changzai had just lost a child, so she couldn't be punished again, since the child was hers.
Kangxi turned to Yinzhen and asked, "Yinzhen, what do you think?"
Yinzhen also recalled the situation at that time, but at this time Yinzhen was already fifty-seven years old. He answered clearly, "Father, I was training dogs in the Imperial Garden when Consort Wuya came to intercept me first."
After failing to sow discord, she then began to claim that her son was not the Empress Dowager's biological child, but rather her son.
Later, her son saw that she was pregnant, so he didn't want to get entangled with her anymore, and she stopped him when he wanted to leave.
I just didn't expect Baifu to rush forward. I know I was wrong. I will definitely keep a good eye on Baifu in the future. Please forgive me, Father Emperor.
This was a much more skillful way of speaking. First, he briefly described what happened, exonerating himself. Then, he said it was his fault and that he would correct it in the future. He made sure that even though he was not wrong, he still attributed the blame to himself.
He is a responsible and accountable person.
Moreover, for another reason, Yinzhen did not want Wuya to be punished again, but this was the last time.
In his past life, he never received his mother's love. This time, he helped her, and from now on, he and Wuya Shi would have nothing to do with each other. It was a decisive move.
When Wanwan heard her son say that he didn't blame Wuya Changzai, she understood.
Although I was a little unhappy that my son was siding with outsiders, I was also relieved that he was a loyal and affectionate person.
Although the debt of giving birth is only a gift, it cannot be erased.
When Kangxi saw that Yinzhen's head was bleeding from being kowtowed, he already felt sorry for him. When he heard Yinzhen take the blame, he felt even more sorry for him.
The scales in her heart tipped in favor of Yinzhen. It was true that if Consort Wuya hadn't stirred things up first, none of the subsequent events would have happened.
Wanwan turned to look at Kangxi and said, "Your Majesty, what Yinzhen said is not wrong."
Emperor Kangxi began, "Since that's the case, then this matter..." Before he could finish speaking, he was interrupted by his cousin.
Consort Jin: "Cousin..."
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