As soon as Zhang Lingwan entered the room, she immediately transformed into a weak and infatuated woman. It's unclear why she changed her expression so quickly. Luo Shaoxuan should still be unconscious and wouldn't be able to see her performance, so it's really unnecessary.
In the end, Han Lingxi attributed Zhang Lingwan's rapid change of expression to habit; whenever she needed to please someone, she couldn't help but wear a mask.
After entering the room, Zhang Lingwan put on a pained expression, wiped Luo Shaoxuan's forehead with a handkerchief, and then fed Luo Shaoxuan a bowl of chicken soup. At first, Han Lingxi was worried that there was something wrong with the soup, but after checking it, she found that the soup was normal. So Han Lingxi just watched from the side, wondering what Zhang Lingwan was up to.
Han Lingxi stood on the table with her legs crossed, feeling that the two people in front of her were really having a hard time. Luo Shaoxuan was pretending to be unconscious and being forcibly fed chicken soup. He was probably about to choke to death but he still had to stay still. Zhang Lingwan couldn't get the chicken soup to go down no matter what she tried. She had been feeding it for half an hour and hadn't finished. In the end, most of the chicken soup ended up on her pillow.
Han Lingxi, bored out of her mind, finally lost patience and used magic to make Zhang Lingwan itch all over her body, which finally made Zhang Lingwan hurriedly go back.
Han Lingxi really admired Zhang Lingwan. Even though she was so itchy, she could still maintain her appearance. What a firm belief she had!
After Zhang Lingwan left the room, Luo Shaoxuan immediately sat up and frowned.
"There's something wrong with that handkerchief."
Upon hearing Luo Shaoxuan's words, Han Lingxi was startled. She immediately deactivated her invisibility and hurriedly checked Luo Shaoxuan's condition. Sure enough, as Luo Shaoxuan had said, toxins were slowly seeping into his body from the area touched by the handkerchief.
No wonder Luo Shaoxuan was still poisoned despite being very careful with his diet; it turns out the poison wasn't ingested, but rather came into contact with his skin.
Han Lingxi used magic to draw out the poison. Since the poison had just come into contact with Luo Shaoxuan, the detoxification process was much easier this time.
Why would Zhang Lingwan want to harm you?
Han Lingxi asked in confusion, "Whether it's in the past life or this life, Zhang Lingwan's affection for Luo Shaoxuan is genuine, and she doesn't seem like the type to frame Luo Shaoxuan."
"It's possible that I was being used."
Luo Shaoxuan said calmly that he felt neither fear of almost dying nor the joy of surviving a disaster.
Han Lingxi was initially jealous that Luo Shaoxuan believed Zhang Lingwan wouldn't harm him, but after thinking about Luo Shaoxuan's words carefully, she realized that it was indeed very possible that the person who poisoned Luo Shaoxuan was uneasy because he was still alive and thought that the amount of poison might not be enough, so they used Zhang Lingwan to poison him a second time.
Who did this?
Han Lingxi guessed it was related to their investigation, but she wasn't entirely sure, so she asked Luo Shaoxuan for his opinion.
Luo Shaoxuan looked at Han Lingxi, then grinned.
"Didn't you hear everything?"
Han Lingxi knew he was referring to the day she overheard their conversation, and blushed. After all, eavesdropping wasn't exactly something to be done openly. But Han Lingxi quickly recovered. She was just a ghost; did she need to be so open?
"So, what are your investigation results?"
Han Lingxi had no idea about this issue. After all, she couldn't tell whether they had obtained evidence that made those corrupt officials desperate, or whether those corrupt officials knew they were going to investigate and so they took the initiative.
“Ah Ming has already returned to Beijing with the evidence.”
The A-Ming that Luo Shaoxuan mentioned was the heir of the Duke of Zhenguo who came with the Crown Prince that day.
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