Chapter 221: Chapter 222: Almost, He Went Mad
Hearing his words, Liu Sisi knew that she no longer had any chance of redemption!
She, had gambled incorrectly!
“Bring the person to ,” Chu Yuxiao said indifferently.
Following that, two guards escorted soone into the room.
They threw the person on the ground, and as Liu Sisi took a closer look, her body slumped down in despair.
It was… Nun Jinghui from the Bodhi Temple…
Nun Jinghui propped herself up and knelt on the ground, glancing once at Liu Sisi, then timidly at Chu Yuxiao.
Ever since she was captured, she was filled with regret every mont.
Regretting that she ever helped Liu Sisi, regretting framing the Marquis’s wife.
If she hadn’t done this, she would still be the well-off Nun Jinghui. Her life would remain, and she wouldn’t have lived in fear and worry like this.
“Do you recognize her?” Chu Yuxiao glanced at Nun Jinghui and asked Liu Sisi.
Liu Sisi didn’t respond, with a vacant, hollow look in her eyes.
It was as though she had lost her soul, leaving only an empty shell.
“It seems, you do recognize her,” Chu Yuxiao concluded for himself.
“The witness is here, won’t you admit it now?” he asked again.
He knew she was responsible for the deed, but he still wanted to hear her confess clearly.
Perhaps, what he took pleasure in was the process of tornting…
Suddenly, Liu Sisi began to kowtow to him wildly, pleading with a shrill voice:
“Marquis, I was wrong! I dare not do it again! Please spare ! I beg you to spare !”
She began to sob, her face streaked with tears, pale with fear.
Chu Yuxiao remained unmoved, his lips curling slightly as he said:
“When you first thought of poisoning my wife, why didn’t you think of sparing her?”
Rembering the scene of Su Yan vomiting blood, Chu Yuxiao’s heart still trembled to this day.
At that ti, he felt as if the sky was collapsing.
An overwhelming fear spread throughout his body, leaving him so helpless, scared, and panicked…
In just a mont, Su Yan had died.
He even thought that it was he who had tortured her to death.
He nearly went mad, encroaching upon madness.
No one could understand his feelings at that ti, the feeling of losing a loved one…
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