Velisa turned her head to look at the doctor who was standing not far away, trembling with her head bowed, and pointed her finger at the doctor, and said, "If you don't believe you, the king, you can ask this doctor, the Duchess was with me that day."
"Vilisa, you're sure you're telling the truth" The king turned his head to look at Velissa, half of his face half dissipated.
If what Velisha said was true, he could forgive Vilisha for being confused.
Prescribing that kind of medicine because you want to save your heart is a world of difference for men from prescribing that kind of medicine because you don't like your own aspect.
"Of course, I swear I'm talking about the real king" The king looked at the trembling doctor and asked, "Is this what the princess said?"
The doctor raised his trembling hand and wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, lowered his hand and lowered his head and said tremblingly, "Yes, yes" Velissa's nervous face, which had been crying at the doctor's answer, smiled, and turned to see that the king was about to say something wronged, when the doctor suddenly changed his words.
"No, it's not the king that the princess said, I clearly remember that the princess was the only one who came to my shop to grab medicine that day, and she didn't see any lady."
Vilisa looked at the doctor and shouted excitedly, "I obviously entered your shop with the Duchess on the day you lied, and you came out to bow to the two of us."
The doctor looked up at the king with a sweaty face.
"King, King, I swear I'm not lying, it's the princess she's lying."
"When the princess went to my shop to grab medicine, she instructed that if the incident at the east window happened, the responsibility would be put on the duchess."
"But I'm the king, I can't do that kind of bad thing, so I'll tell you everything I know."
Willissa turned her head to look at the king in excessive humiliation, and said with tears in her eyes: "No, the king, it must be the duchess who bought the people in the pharmacy, it must be the duchess who wants to frame me, it must be so" "Enough" The king loudly cut off the princess's words.
The king looked at Princess Vilisa and said categorically: "Vilisa, Duchess, she has no grievances with you, I really can't think of any reason why she would frame you."
"Vilisa, you not only dislike me for not being able to satisfy you at night, but also trying to bribe the doctor to blame the innocent duchess for your mistakes" The king covered his aching heart, shook his hand and turned to look at the valets in the living room and ordered, "It seems too cheap to send the princess to prison and let her go to prison for two years, only to abolish her identity."
"Yes, King."
The two valets obeyed the order and walked in the direction of Princess Vilisa.
The two valets each grabbed one of Velissa's hands and made her bent over and half-lying in an awkward shape, and pressed Velissa to walk out the door.
Velissa looked at the king and shouted wrongly: "The king, I am wronged, the king, I am wronged."
Willissa was arrested and sent to prison.
Ciel, who was drinking coffee in a coffee shop, looked out the window at the street and unexpectedly saw Willissa, who was being pushed forward by two male servants, passing by the glass window.
Virissa saw her too, and her angry and hateful gaze glared fiercely at her face.
Someday.
One day, she will slash this Sylliste with a thousand knives and avenge today's revenge Cill looked at Willissa and shrugged her shoulders and smiled nonchalantly.
Cill didn't feel like she was doing anything wrong.
Everything she does is for the future of the country.
Speaking of which, what she did was a glorious thing. oshow7 t1706231537: