Bab 161: The casualties of war 1

The sixth prince's mansion.

The metallic smell of blood was heavy in the room, which was not surprising considering how often Zhu Feifei bled since she was locked up in here. Most onlookers would argue that her living conditions were bearable considering the offence she had committed. However, on close observation. They would discover that she never had a day of rest. 

Although Zhongshan Cheng was forced to keep her alive until the Emperor gave his verdict, that didn't stop him from ordering servants to torture her. Zhu Feifei had bruises on her stomach and legs all thanks to the matron's careful actions. 

At this point, Zhongshan Cheng was sick of dealing with her. He glanced at the fresh bandage on her wrist, "how did she get to a knife?" He walked to her and raised her chin.

One of the stone-faced matrons keeping watch on Zhu Feifei replied "Answering your highness, the princess consort_"