The Regent's Tender Darling

The next day.

Lin'an City.

The sky had just turned white. Not long after Lin Jiaojiao got up, Eleven knocked on the door outside. Perhaps she saw the lights in her room were on.

After getting her permission, Eleven walked in and said: "Princess, that woman came to the Lin'an Mansion Office to report the injustice. She said that her husband died inexplicably because the matter involved the Ministry of Industry and the Lin'an Mansion. The government refused to accept the request, and the woman left Lin'an and went to Jingzhao Mansion in the capital."

She was stunned for a moment after hearing this, and then caught the key point in Eleven's words, the Ministry of Industry.

Since the woman’s husband reported the case because his death was unknown, the reason why the government did not accept the case was because of the Ministry of Works.

It seems that this matter has something to do with the Ministry of Industry.

So he asked: "Do you have any news from the Ministry of Works? What matters involve the Ministry of Works?"

"Returning to the princess, an accident occurred in Lin'an Jia Granary two months ago, resulting in the death of fifteen workers on the spot. The explanation given by the Ministry of Works was that there was an accident during the construction, which has been properly handled and will not delay the construction period. Recently, a murder occurred in the Ministry of Works It matters, only this one!" This is what Eleven knows now.

Jia barn accident? She thought for a while, and then her heart sank. Could it be that this woman's husband was among them?

There is a reason for this. You are suing the government because you are dissatisfied with the results of the Ministry of Works?

Or maybe the Ministry of Human Resources didn't handle it at all.

Logically speaking, if an accident occurs, the Ministry of Works should appease the workers' families. It is not only responsible for burying the workers, but also provides corresponding compensation to their families.

But there is still something wrong with thinking this way. If the woman had sued the government just for this matter, she would not have become the target of arrest by Dali Temple.

Even if it was to conceal the improper handling of the accidental death of workers by the Ministry of Works, Dali Temple could not be asked to help conceal it.

And how could such a large Ministry of Industry achieve this because of the pension money of fifteen workers?

It is impossible for the Ministry of Industry to do such a thing that outweighs the gains and losses.

Since it is a matter of the Ministry of Industry, it should be reported, so he said: "I want the Ministry of Industry's information on the causes and consequences of this accident, as well as the handling results."

"Yes! I will do it now!

…

Lin Jiaojiao looked at the death certificates of the workers in her hand, and saw that there were indeed fifteen people in total, and the foreman committed suicide out of fear of crime. Moreover, the Ministry of Works had already comforted all the workers' families, and the pensions had been paid out.

Since this has been dealt with properly, why would the woman still go to the government to redress her grievances? First, he failed in Lin'an, and then he entered Jingzhao Mansion, but was arrested by Dali Temple, and finally died.

She thought about it, and although there was no direct information proving that the woman was related to the dead worker, it was always related to the Ministry of Works.

With this in mind, she decided to take people to the labor camp where Jia's barn was built to find out.

Less than half an hour later.

——Jia Granary, labor camp.

This place is as lively as a small town market. Since the construction project of Jia's Barn is huge, it is natural to give the laborers who built Jia's Barn a place to live.

As the number of people increased, there were naturally more vendors doing business. Right next to the labor camp, there was also a nice-looking restaurant named Piaoxiang Restaurant.

People who were coming and going couldn't help but take a second look at them. After all, she had five or six guards with her, so her appearance here was indeed a bit eye-catching.

So he took the people into the restaurant.

"Hey, this noble man, please come upstairs." The waiter greeted me enthusiastically.

She looked around the restaurant and saw a private room on the first floor with a great view. With the rolled-up curtain at the door down, it was still quite hidden.