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nHow could Brother Hao not hate Zheng Xiaowen to the core?

nIf not for Zheng Xiaowen, he wouldn’t had ended up in such a predicament!

nWhile getting escorted back here just now, he heard a genderless voice out of nowhere.

n“If you didn’t strike ahead of time just now, I wouldn’t even be suspicious of you.”

nHis heart thumped wildly upon hearing that, and his face fell dramatically.

nWhen he turned to look, however, there was no one there. Chaos was present all around him, so he couldn’t even identify who the talker was.

nNevertheless, the words had left an impact on him.

nAccording to the voice’s owner, he wouldn’t have roused any suspicion if he hadn’t sent someone to frame Xia Xibei’s squad, and things wouldn’t have turned out this way!

nWhy did he do that, then?

nYes! It was Zheng Xiaowen! It was all because of her!

nHe wouldn’t have made a move if Zheng Xiaowen hadn’t vented her grievances to him, telling him that Yu Ziqi and the others had bullied her.

nEven though he could have used this opportunity to divert the cops’ attention… He didn’t make it, did he?

nThe more Brother Hao pondered over it, the more it terrified him.

nWhy did the kids leave so suddenly? They must have found out that something was off!

nHe didn’t think it was Xia Xibei’s squad who spilled the beans, but it might have been his reckless move that gave the word away.

nSo it was no surprise that his whereabouts were tracked down.

nBrother Hao was so mad that he almost went up in flames as he thought of that.

nIt was Zheng Xiaowen who got him into this mess!

nThat was why he exposed Zheng Xiaowen right as he got here.

nHow could the main culprit be roaming out there while he was locked up in here?

nThere was no way Zheng Xiaowen would know that she had become the main culprit as far as Brother Hao was concerned.

nAt the moment, she couldn’t even afford to think about Yu Ziqi and Xia Xibei anymore. What awaited her was a tragic future.

nHowever, no one else was to be blamed for her plight but herself.

nShe truly was the main culprit of this entire happening.

nIf Zheng Xiaowen hadn’t incited Brother Hao to set them up, Xia Xibei wouldn’t have discovered Brother Hao’s identity.

nXia Xibei had met Brother Hao in her past life—he was a wanted criminal indicted for drug-related crimes.

nLater on, a handful of cops arrested him, causing a great deal of casualties as a result. It created quite a splash.

nThat was why Xia Xibei hadn’t forgotten Brother Hao.

nThe havoc this time only reminded her of Brother Hao’s identity.

nTherefore, she decided to tail Brother Hao after sending the others home, and managed to send him to jail ahead of time, thus forestalling casualties among the cops.

nAs for Zheng Xiaowen, she was better off going to jail with him.

nHopefully, Zheng Xiaowen would quit finding fault with them after spending a few years in prison.

nMuch to Xia Xibei’s surprised, however, not only was the matter far from over, it even gave rise to more problems.

nThe next day, Qiao Yanjue’s phone rang while they were having a meal together.

nA string of woes came through right as he picked up the call, “Yanjue, you’ve got to help Zhikun!”

nXia Xibei saw Qiao Yanjue’s smile vanish and his eyes turn icy.

n“Third sister, what happened?”

nQiao Zhiqing did not notice his coldness on the other end, instead bawling, “I just got a call saying that Zhikun was arrested for being involved in some drug-related crimes! That’s just not possible! He must have been falsely accused! I can’t go back in time as I’m abroad at the moment. You happen to be in City G, right? Help me sort things out, could you…”

n“Drug-related crimes?” Qiao Yanjue’s expression turned even colder.

n“It’s all fake!” Qiao Zhiqing was crying her heart out. “Zhikun is a good child! He’s still so young, how would he even commit such crimes?! You’ve gotta help him! He’s your nephew!”

n“I’ll go take a look,” Qiao Yanjue gave a brief reply before hanging up the call.

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