Su Jinnian thought Song Enyu had come to spy for Su Xiufeng...
Although he believed Song Enyu deserved her punishment and was not worthy of forgiveness, if he were Song Ting, he would never forgive her. However, it wasn’t his place to intervene; he decided to inform Song Ting and let him make the decision.
He coldly said, "Wait here."
When Song Ting heard that Su Xiufeng had actually abandoned Song Enyu and left her alone, his heart burned with anger.
Su Xiufeng was too merciless.
Still, he wasn’t prepared to forgive Song Enyu.
Because she was a girl, he couldn’t completely ignore her.
He gave Su Jinnian ten thousand yuan, "Take this to her, and tell her to use it for boarding school. Tell her if she can graduate smoothly and live honestly until graduation, I will forgive her. Otherwise, I’ll publicly disown our relationship."
Su Jinnian thought this was a good move and nodded in agreement.
Song Enyu felt like she had been struck by lightning upon hearing the news and was utterly unwilling.
Her eyes darted around, thinking about playing tricks.
Su Jinnian, detecting her defiance, coldly warned, "I advise you to honestly follow through, or else be prepared to suffer."
Song Enyu didn’t heed Su Jinnian’s words, but having no immediate plan, decided to follow Song Ting’s arrangement for now.
Besides, she had never planned on dropping out of school.
She silently packed her bags and went to the school.
When Su Xiufeng decided to leave, she already had a destination in mind.
East City, thousands of miles away.
Her choice wasn’t because she had relatives, friends, or classmates there.
She now dared not meet anyone who knew her.
She chose this place because she had visited it five years ago on a trip.
It was a beautiful city where she had spent just over a month that year, and she had left with a good impression.
Now that she wasn’t lacking money, she decided to "travel" there for a while before making further plans.
What she couldn’t have anticipated was that later that same evening, in a small town over a hundred miles from Imperial, she parked her car in front of a motel, went in to check in, and came out to find her car gone.
The reason she had driven herself was that there was no hurry and she had too many things to bring.
In this era, although car thieves existed, having one stolen in the blink of an eye was really rare.
Su Xiufeng hadn’t neglected the possibility of her car being stolen.
However, she had assumed that such a thing would only happen at midnight.
That time, although her car was also packed, the truly valuable objects were always in her suitcase...
She could bear the loss if it were stolen.
But just now, she had only brought her small handbag to check in and hadn’t had the chance to bring her suitcase...
With the car stolen, all she had left was some cash and a few small pieces of jewelry in her handbag, worth no more than three thousand...
Su Xiufeng felt her soul scatter and summoned her strength not to faint; she took a deep breath, went back inside the motel, and called the police.
At that moment, Su Xiufeng still held onto the hope that her belongings could be found, unaware that they were gone forever.
Because it was Meng Chuyue and Shen Ci who had stolen the car.
Meng Chuyue had taken the car into a space as night fell.
The car had vanished without a trace...
How could it be found?
Among others, only Meng Chuyue, Shen Ci, and Han Zheng knew about the incident.
He approved highly, "That’s exactly how she should be punished. No, this is still letting her off easily. If Yueyue didn’t have a space, five lives could have been lost to her that day."
Especially as it included his daughter, whom he had finally found. If Meng Chuyue and Shen Ci hadn’t acted, he would have arranged for someone to deal with Su Xiufeng.
Well, now his plans were on hold, but he intended to send someone to see just how pathetic a penniless Su Xiufeng would be.
Su Xiufeng didn’t seem too pathetic from the outside.
Nearly three thousand yuan was enough to last her for a while.
She was just panicking.
As Su Xiufeng’s days were getting tougher, everyone else’s days were passing more pleasantly.