The Cold Empress But Very Loving
Part 49 Death of Minister Kenzo

Anne took a cup of tea on the shelf and picked up a teapot and a waiter working in the kitchen helped Anne turn on the compote and pour enough clean water into the pot and then boil the water those. Anne poured enough tea into the cup and then took a glass jar that was on the shelf and poured a little sugar into it. Anne then poured enough hot water into the cup and then stirred the sugar in the cup until it dissolved. The cup is quite big. Anne made the warm tea with her own hands for her husband, Minister Kenzo.

"Where is the bottle containing eucalyptus oil put?" anne asked the waiter beside her.

Anne rarely used eucalyptus oil and did not know where the bottle containing eucalyptus oil was stored.

"There's a glass cabinet in the kitchen, I'll get you a minute," said the waiter and then walked to the glass cabinet located in the kitchen and took a bottle of eucalyptus oil in the glass cabinet. The waiter walked over to Lady Anne who was standing by the stove and handed the glass bottle to Anne.

Anne received a bottle containing eucalyptus oil and then asked for help to take a look high enough so that the tea cup and bottle containing eucalyptus oil would not fall when taken.

Anne then carried a tray with a teacup and a bottle of eucalyptus walking into the room. Arriving in the room Anne stepped onto the bed and placed the tray on a small table on the side of the bed.

"Kenzo" said Anne, shaking Minister Kenzo's shoulder, which was lying on her back.

Minister Kenzo who was lying down felt something shake his shoulder slowly, and slowly Minister Kenzo opened his eyes and then turned his back towards Anne. Minister Kenzo then got up and sat on the edge of the bed, and Anne gave the cup containing the warm tea to Minister Kenzo.

"Drink," Anne softly told Kenzo.

Minister Kenzo took the cup from Anne's hand and slowly drank the warm tea to the end, and after that returned the cup to Anne. Anne received the teacup and then placed it on a small table beside the bed.

"I helped apply eucalyptus oil, yes" Anne said, applying eucalyptus oil to Kenzo's back, chest and neck. Anne applied eucalyptus oil evenly on Minister Kenzo's back, chest and neck.

"It's done, Kenzo," Anne said after applying the eucalyptus oil to Minister Kenzo's chest, back, and neck.

"Yes, thank you Anne" said Minister Kenzo with a smile.

"I sleep first" said Minister Kenzo.

"Yes" said Anne.

Anne watched Minister Kenzo who then lay back down and closed his eyes. Not long after that, Minister Kenzo fell asleep. Suspicion began to rise in Anne's mind as Minister Kenzo complained his breathing was interrupted. Minister Kenzo's nose is clogged like he's about to have the flu. Anne was reminded of the poison that Anne put into Croissant bread. The poison used by Anne to kill Empress Ariana and so as not to arouse suspicion Anne put the poison into Croissant bread.

"The poison is in the bread that I gave to Empress Ariana" Anne's inner heart.

"The Croissant Bread that was on the table in the living room was completely non-toxic," Anne's inner voice with a sense of panic that began to sink into Anne's heart.

Anne closed her eyes and tried to remember her mother's words about the poison that came from the flowers that grew in the forest. Anne's mother had said there would be a faint bluish color on the palms and fingers of the fingers. A person who is exposed to this poison will have difficulty breathing and will die twenty-four hours later. This twenty-four hour period could be much shorter for a person whose endurance was again weak. Anne with a panic that began to grip in her heart raised the hand of Minister Kenzo who was asleep, and Anne examined the palm of Minister Kenzo.

"No," Anne said with widened eyes as she looked at Minister Kenzo's palms and fingers appearing a faint bluish tint.

"No" said Anne, who was slowly sitting on the floor, surprised to see Kenzo's bluish palms and fingers.

"How could Minister Kenzo eat Croissant bread containing the poison?" anne's inner self with tears beginning to fall on her cheeks.

Anne did not know how to make the antidote and only her mother could make the antidote for the poison. His mother said no physician or medical expert could make the antidote to the flower poison. Only her mother could, but Anne's mother had long since died.

Anne's tears fell on Anne's cheeks. The poison that was supposed to kill Empress Ariana how could it be her husband Minister Kenzo who was poisoned?. The question appeared in Anne's head which suddenly felt like breaking because of the reality faced by Anne.

"I have poisoned my own husband" Anne said with a troubled face. An expression of shock and disbelief appeared on Anne's face.

"I killed my own husband" said Anne with tears that finally broke.

"I accidentally saved you Kenzo" Anne said in tears.

"There's no way I want to harm you, Kenzo," Anne said in tears.

"I love you" said Anne, sobbing.

"The one who should have died was Empress Ariana" said Anne with a broken cry and a body that shook from Anne's own cries.

Anne continued to cry on the floor of the room and after a few hours, Anne's cries slowly subsided. Unnatural eyes were in Anne's eyes.

By midnight, Minister Kenzo died in his sleep with a blue body. There was no message, and no words uttered from Minister Kenzo.

Anne was sitting on the floor in the same position and had not changed since hours ago. Unnatural eye-light was seen from Anne's eyes that were just sitting speechless on the floor. Anne was deeply shaken by the fact that it was not Empress Ariana who was poisoned by the Croissant loaf that Anne poisoned. The one who ate Croissant bread containing the poison was her husband Minister Kenzo. Minister Kenzo was killed by Anne's own hands.

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