Chapter 803: Chapter 804 I May Have Startled the Snake by Beating the Grass Chapter 803: Chapter 804 I May Have Startled the Snake by Beating the Grass Meng Yunkang expressed his thoughts, “Brother, I’ve heard that the person who came looking for our sister was dressed quite differently.”
Was Damu actually dressed in accordance with the local customs?
He wasn’t in a suit, but his attire was more fashionable than that of the people in this town, considering he was a capable man who followed Zhou Jiahao. Follow current novels on 𝕟𝕠𝕧𝕖𝕝~𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕖~𝕟𝕖𝕥
“I heard it from your sister-in-law too,” he added.
Meng Yunkang lowered his eyelids, remained silent for a while, and then asked, “Brother, what do you think about this matter?”
Meng Yunjian didn’t immediately answer; he continued eating, appearing relaxed. He had thought climbing higher was no longer an option, but now a good opportunity had presented itself before him, and he certainly wasn’t going to pass up such a chance.
“Wait… If they found some clues, they would surely come to us brothers.”
Meng Yunkang knew that his brother had been in this position for many years; now, this was a good opportunity, and how could his brother miss such a chance?
He feared his brother had already thought of a way to handle things.
It was he who had almost been blinded by the immediate benefits in front of him.
Meng Yunjian sent Meng Yunkang away, and Ma Ying came over.
“Master, what if they refuse to provide the expenses for all these years? After all, our sister is already married, and she also resents you two brothers because of the past events in the countryside?”
Meng Yunjian sneered coldly, “Yunhan dares? Without the Meng Family, she would have starved to death back then. Every time she was sick, wasn’t it the Meng Family’s money that was used?”
In fact, knowing that Yunhan wasn’t their own child, Meng Yunjian held no fondness for Yunhan; particularly because money spent on her medical expenses meant less for his own desires, like eating meat.
Seeing how their father favored his sister, he was even more jealous.
“But our sister doesn’t know about this. She takes for granted everything our parents have provided,” Ma Ying said, aiming to extract further value from Yunhan.
“Now that they have settled in Kyoto, we, as her siblings-in-law, should visit Kyoto sometime,” he added, also out of interest to see their current living conditions, which are said to be very good now in Kyoto.
Meng Yunjian, currently unable to leave, said, “Let’s talk about it when I have time. The university students are dividing up, and I need to be here now.”
Ma Ying showed no objections.
Damu wasn’t aware that the Meng Family had discovered his investigation.
It’s fortunate that Damu wasn’t running a detective agency; otherwise, with the way he was conducting such high-profile searches, his detective agency would have shut down long ago.
He visited many households; some said she wasn’t their real child, they had found her, others said she was their own.
After obtaining this answer, he returned to Kyoto.
“Young master, here are the results of my investigation, take a look. I might have startled the snakes in the grass,” Damu also knew his investigative approach might have alerted their opponents.
Zhou Jiahao flipped through the documents, scanning them quickly.
“I intentionally sent you,” said Zhou Jiahao, as the effect produced was precisely what he wanted.
Damu was taken aback for a moment, hardly believing that the young master had intentionally sent him.
Beside him, Xiaomu smiled and said, “Bro, the young master knew your careless nature would certainly cause a stir. If Yunhan really isn’t from the Meng Family, her two brothers might come asking for the expenses incurred in raising Yunhan over the years. It’s also a way to let them know through others about this.”
Hearing his brother say this, Damu felt a whirlwind in his mind. Is this really how you play the game?