Chapter 1847

Chapter 1847: Each Opinion Chapter 1847: Each Opinion Editor: Henyee Translations Mrs.

Jia seethed with fury.

“You’re twisting the truth!” Never had Mrs.

Jia imagined she’d face such brazen accusations.

Yet, upon reflection, she couldn’t deny the logic behind them.

She had been painted as despicable and vengeful, unjustly maligned.

With Fan Ruyin and the others seemingly aligning against her, Mrs.

Jia felt utterly perplexed and cornered.

Refusing to concede to false allegations, Mrs.

Jia declared, “I will never confess to a crime I didn’t commit.

I wouldn’t even deign to approach Mrs.

Guan, let alone harm her or her belongings!

If you insist it’s me, then she lacks evidence!

Let’s seek resolution from Madam Shao!” “Why bother?” Mrs.

Guan sneered, her jealousy palpable.

“Isn’t it obvious she’s biased in your favor?

Are you seeking refuge?” Ignoring the jibe, Mrs.

Jia turned to leave.

Mrs.

Guan blocked her path, bellowing, “You’re not going anywhere until we settle this!” Mrs.

Jia’s tone turned icy.

“Even if it means taking this to court, you can’t detain me, can you?” “To court?

Ha!” It was clear who held sway in the court of law: Lord Shao.

Anger coursed through Mrs.

Jia as she trembled with frustration.

Dealing with Mrs.

Guan proved far more challenging than Mrs.

Jia anticipated.

Her demeanor bordered on bullying, leaving Mrs.

Jia feeling backed into a corner.

It seemed that unless Mrs.

Jia capitulated to Mrs.

Guan’s accusations, she’d inevitably be branded as the wrongdoer.

It was a crowded affair, and upon hearing the news, Qiao Xuan instructed Lixia to summon both Mrs.

Jia and Mrs.

Guan.

With the Prefect’s wife intervening, everyone fell in line.

Mrs.

Guan shot Mrs.

Jia a disdainful glance, her sneer dripping with contempt.

“Seems you have someone in your corner.

Let’s see how you try to twist the truth now!” Aware of Qiao Xuan’s staunch support for Mrs.

Jia and their ongoing feud, onlookers began to cast speculative glances at Mrs.

Jia.

Sympathy naturally gravitated towards the underdog.

Since Shao Yunduan’s arrival in Anze Province, his decisive and efficient leadership had compelled these entrenched family clans to relinquish their unwarranted privileges.

While they may not have been entirely swayed by the Prefect, they certainly had to heed his directives.

The same held true for Qiao Xuan.

Seeing Mrs.

Guan embroiled in trouble, pity welled up among the onlookers.

Deep down, bias crept in as some silently pinned the blame on Mrs.

Jia.

After all, it wasn’t entirely inconceivable for Mrs.

Jia to have broken Mrs.

Guan’s bracelet… When they convened before Qiao Xuan, Mrs.

Guan wasted no time in presenting her side of the story.

She asserted that Mrs.

Jia had shattered her bracelet during their altercation, yet adamantly denied any culpability.

With a mocking tone, she addressed Qiao Xuan, “I understand your protective stance towards her, Madam Shao, but I fear my words may fall on deaf ears.

Nonetheless, I must speak my truth!” Mrs.

Jia seethed with frustration.

“Madam Shao, I didn’t even come into contact with her, let alone her bracelet.

Mrs.

Guan is fabricating this entire ordeal!

She—” Not only was Mrs.

Guan falsely accusing her, but she was also dragging Qiao Xuan into the fray.

Unless Qiao Xuan chose to compensate Mrs.

Guan, Mrs.

Jia faced the looming threat of biased judgment.

Regret gnawed at Mrs.

Jia.

She had sensed Mrs.

Guan’s ill intentions all along.

Why had she agreed to meet with her alone?

Even if she insisted on going solo, she could have opted out… Mrs.

Guan’s face contorted with resentment as she sneered incessantly, masking her true feelings of powerlessness beneath a facade of apparent suffering.

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