The Queen had already sat down on a chair beside her. Seeing Wei Anning awake, she slapped the table with her hand, her tone sharp, "Anning Palace, what is going on here? Confess everything to me."
Wei Anning's head was still a bit dizzy. She lowered her eyes and saw Windsor lying in a pool of blood, her hand still gripping the fruit knife handle. Frightened, she quickly withdrew her hand, "No, I didn't kill her, it wasn't me."
The Queen glared at her sternly, deeply pained, "If it wasn't you, then who was it? You were the only one at the murder scene; you've really disappointed me."
Wei Anning hadn't expected the Queen to suspect her of killing Windsor, but from the earlier situation, anyone who came in would think she had killed Windsor.
She stood up and said, "Your Majesty, I didn't kill her. When I came in, she had already been murdered, and then I was knocked out."
