Forensic Imperial Concubine
Chapter 532 The Helpless Pearce (Part One)
"Matthew, do you know anybody who uses a weapon like this?" Harper asked. Now she only knew that Alexander had been framed, but she had no idea who the real murderer was. Pearce would not let Alexander go unless the real murderer were discovered and captured.
After thinking carefully for a while, Matthew shook his head and said, "I will tell my men to investigate. This kind of weapon must be a hidden weapon and rarely used. It is the sort of weapon that is used in conspiracies against people. If we investigate carefully, we will turn something up sooner or later."
"I need to go to Pearce's mansion. I want to persuade him to plead with the mayor on Alexander's behalf, so that perhaps Alexander will be released from prison," Harper said seriously. Neither she nor Matthew could visit the mayor themselves. The emperor was waiting at every moment for a chance to pin some sort of blame on them, and they could not afford to give the emperor an opportunity.
"Let me talk with Marquis Pearce. You have been so busy. You examined the corpse and went to see Alexander, and you haven't had a good rest yet since we came here. Why don't you go back to have a rest at the inn? I will go to speak with Marquis Pearce at his mansion." Matthew felt sorry for his wife being so busy. He wanted to keep her healthy.
"I'm fine. Alexander..."
"You need rest," Matthew said decisively. "You've done enough for now. Marquis Pearce is a reasonable man. I will be easy on him, since he is no longer young and has lost his only son. Don't worry. Alexander will come out of prison very soon."
"But I'm afraid..."
aren't afraid that I will do things improperly, are you? Do you have so little confidence in me?"
things properly, but I'm
on me?" Matthew burst into laughter. "What I fear is that they won't do anything. But as long as they take some action, any action
in the imperial capital," Harper said after thinking for a while. "His Majesty, Her Majesty, Felix, or even some other force still in the
them reveal themselves. Don't worry," Matthew said, stroking Harper's head. "You just need to have a good rest now. After
go to the government office sooner or later. I really want to avoid drawing attention to us, but we can't avoid it any more since we're here in person.
a serious effort to hide themselves after entering the River City. If anyone investigated them carefully, their whereabouts could be found
very soon, Hollis Shangguan, the mayor of the River City, was informed that Prince Matthew and his wife had entered the River City. The mayor felt a chill up his spine the moment he heard about it. He was afraid that the couple would vent their anger regarding Alexander's case against him, even
was the only son of Pearce, and Pearce insisted that the murderer be punished severely. As a mayor, he dared not offend either party, and he could do nothing other than try to handle the case impartially. What vexed
be executed in only three days. Prince Matthew and his wife have come to River City at a critical moment. I don't suppose they came here just to watch Alexander Chu's beheading, right?" the private assistant asked Hollis cautiously. He had a feeling that a storm was brewing. After all, Pearce was a tough character as well. If Pearce and Matthew were to lock horns, the winner would likely be Matthew, because he had military power. However, the case had happened in the River City, where Pearce was a local oligarch, so he had a fair chance
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