The Second Master snatched the board from the servant's hand and smashed it heavily on the ground.
The board bounced a little, hit the small table, and stopped.
Manager Li looked at the Second Master, his expression unchanged, and said, "Interrogating Aunt Ding is the Old Prince's order."
"But the Old Prince didn't tell you to beat her!" the Second Master replied coldly.
"Do you intend to beat Aunt Ding to death?!"
The servants had words they dared not say.
The board hadn't even touched her, yet they were accused of attempting to beat Aunt Ding to death.
This isn't how you pin a crime on someone.
Besides, who would dare to beat Aunt Ding to death?
Anyone daring to threaten the Old Madam certainly isn't a simple character.
The Second Master helped Aunt Ding up and was about to leave when Aunt Ding's expression changed.
Although she wasn't young, her twisted face was truly unsightly.
Even the maids, let alone the servant boys, were frightened upon seeing her.
