Chapter 467： quibble (2/2)
"Yes, my lord." Murong Ding said slowly, "Sir, at that time, my parents, brothers and sisters and I happened to be scattered by the fleeing people and robbers. Because I was still young and had never encountered such a thing, I was frightened. Living."
"The two of them saw that I couldn't recover, and regardless of my parents and siblings being nearby, they took me into the carriage without authorization. When I recovered and wanted to find my family, the carriage had already reached an unfamiliar place. , I had no choice but to follow the two of them to Xishan Village."
"After arriving at Xishan Village, it was fine at first, but after Aunt Luo got pregnant, she began to live like hell. Aunt Luo treated me as her slave, and she had endless work to do every day, and she didn't give me enough food. When I felt a little unsatisfactory, I whipped me with a horse whip, leaving me bruised and bruised all over my body, and it was not until I met Uncle Pang that I escaped the sea of misery."
Even though the county magistrate had already listened to it just now, he had seen his whole body, and he was indeed covered in scars. Hearing him say it again, he couldn't hide his anger, and glanced coldly at the two who were kneeling on the ground again, "You two. plead guilty?"
Luo Guifang originally wanted to deny Murong Ding's remarks, saying that Murong Ding was from Yulin Mansion.
However, the county magistrate has a lot of knowledge, and Wan Qianbao's accent is completely different from that of Yulin Mansion. He must have known that he was from the capital as soon as he heard it. After thinking for a while, he had no choice but to grit his teeth: "The villain doesn't recognize him, my lord, he is An orphan is my adopted son, because the villain disciplines him very harshly, so this white-eyed wolf will sue the villain against his conscience, you must not believe his words."
Wan Dahe also said: "Yes, our husband and wife really treat him as a biological child, but he is stubborn by nature, and it is too difficult to discipline, so sometimes it is a bit heavy, but we are all for his own good."
The county magistrate looked at Murong Ding again, "What they said is the truth?"
"No." Murong Ding said anxiously: "Sir, they are arguing, what I said is true, not a single lie."
Luo Guifang sneered: "Sir, he is just a child, and he should never have thought of coming to sue the official. Someone must be pushing him behind his back, deliberately provoking our mother-son relationship, and please ask the adults to investigate."
(end of this chapter)