The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 4760

Fanny was a smart woman. She quickly realized she was being set up. She furrowed her eyebrows and shouted at Zack. "Don't accuse me of things I never did. I am loyal to Her Majesty and will never betray her. Besides that, I have been staying in the palace all this time while the war started. If you want to accuse me, please find a better reason."

Her argument was solid, and she delivered it with integrity. Many officials nodded in agreement with Fanny because she was right; she did not accompany the troops and thus could not have betrayed them.

However, Zack had thought it through. He sneered and looked into Fanny's eyes, "Stop arguing. Before we left, Her Majesty and I had already planned our attack. You were there too. After we departed, you secretly sent someone to deliver our plan to the leader of the pirates. That's how she got ahead of us every time, and in the end, she managed to break through the formation and attack us."

Zack wore a sorrowful and angry expression as he outlined and meticulously mapped out the charge.

Fanny's body could not stop quivering as a surge of rage washed over her. "What war plan? You have made everything up."

Zack was right when he said the Empress requested to speak with him alone, and Fanny was there too. However, they never discussed the war plan. It was all made up by Zack. All the officials were dumbfounded. Fanny and Zack had their points, and they could not tell who was telling the truth.

Suddenly, Zack laughed coldly and pointed at himself. "Made everything up? I am the Great General. Why do I have to make up some false accusation just to prove that you are wrong without any reason? Look at me. I nearly died in the war. Do you think I would risk my life just to accuse you?"

After that, he took a bloodied secret letter and threw it onto the floor. "That is the letter that Fanny wrote to the leader of the pirates. There's no way she could deny it anymore with that evidence."

Zack's eyes were filled with venom. He had forged the secret letter. He replicated Fanny's handwriting and purposefully covered it with blood to obscure it and make it impossible to tell whether Fanny had penned it.