The Queen remained silent. Logically speaking, Wei Anning couldn't possibly have killed Windsor, unless what she said earlier was all lies. She said, "Anning, this case has already been handed over to the Royal Court. They will not let any guilty person escape, nor will they wrongfully accuse any innocent person. You wait for the court's judgment."
The Queen left with her entourage, while Wei Anning stood dazed for a moment before sitting down at the bedside. She glanced at the inspirational legend book, feeling a chill down her spine. Windsor was dead, and her words had no dead to testify. However, if the Queen went to the Duke to confirm, her lies could be easily exposed.
The Queen left the Royal Prison and returned to the Palace. On the way, she carefully pondered over Wei Anning's words. Although her statement was flawless, she believed the person she personally selected would never betray her.
She ordered solemnly, "Summon the Duke to meet me."
