"Mom, I don't believe this was an accident—it must've been Ou trying to get back at Hehe. It must be."
Gu Mingyue grew more and more aggrieved the more she thought about it, deciding this matter couldn't just be let go.
Xu Qingli unscrewed her thermos and took a light sip of tea. "I have a clear grasp of the situation. Fortunately, Hehe's okay."
Gu Mingyue pressed further, "Mom, what do you plan to do?"
Xu Qingli ignored Gu Mingyue, silently wondering—could it really have been Ou?
He's just a kid, yet his capacity for revenge is already this strong. What to do about the future?
If these two brothers grow up, will they fight each other to the death? How could Hehe ever stand a chance against Ou?
And who's to blame? Only that Lu Mingxun, useless as he is, with not even a sliver of shares in the Lu Corporation.
Gu Mingyue was utterly drained. Late at night, such trouble arose, and Lin Wanzhi had already called several times.
Gu Mingyue didn't answer any of them.
