as long as she painted luo chenxi as a demon who had defiled her own sister, others would naturally think that fu jiatong was the victim.
however, what fu jiatong didnât expect was that after she said so much, the surrounding guests didnât agree.
they all looked at her as if she was an idiot.
âmrs. mu sold her to country F? are you kidding me? if mrs. mu really wanted to deal with luo chenxin, would she have to go through so much trouble?â
â thatâs right. country f isnât under the mu familyâs sphere of influence. why did you bring her to such a far place just to take revenge on luo chenxin? i might as well sell her in china!â
â if the mu family deals with luo chenxin in china, miss fu wonât be able to save her even if she wants to. why do you have to seek help from someone far away? â
it was inevitable that all sorts of conspiracy theories would be spread among the ordinary people if they were to hear the rumors about luo chenxi persecuting her elder sister.
however, none of the people present were ordinary people. they were fully aware of the mu familyâs power.
the mu family could indeed do this, but there was no need to do so.
fu jiatong almost vomited blood when she heard the discussion.
of course, the mu family would not have gone to great lengths to send her to country F. it was luo chenxin who had sought her own death by running to europe. she wanted to escape in the chaos, but she had overreached herself in the end.
however, if he were to explain the earlier part, would it not prove that luo chenxin deserved it and was not persecuted by luo chenxi?
so, fu jiatong was in a dilemma, and nothing she said was right.
on the other hand, luo chenxi continued to speak with a smile, â thank you, everyone. youâre all sensible people and you know that i wonât harm others on purpose. although luo chenxin has done many wrong things, the law will punish her. iâve never interfered with the judiciary, so i wonât explain further. â
she was not lying.
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initially, she did not plan to punish luo chenxin after she exposed her identity.
luo chenxin had committed murder, child abuse, fraud, and so on. the circumstances were so serious that she could not escape a lifetime of imprisonment.
both luo chenxi and mu yichen felt that even though such a form of revenge was not enough, it would be enough to send her to prison out of consideration for their reputation.
pA(nD)A no ve1 who would have thought that luo chenxin would cause so many things later on and reap what she sowed in the end?
âluo chenxi, you still have the cheek to say that you donât know anything? youâre clearly âŠâ
fu jiatong was even angrier when she saw that the public opinion was leaning toward luo chenxiâs side. she wanted to add on and make luo chenxiâs experience even more miserable in order to gain the sympathy of the crowd.
however, luo chenxi did not even give her the chance to finish her sentence. she changed the topic abruptly.
â miss fu, i donât care why you saved her. iâll just take it that youâre being too sympathetic. however, can you explain why luo chenxin and the mercenaries she brought with her accused you of being their accomplice? â
âimpossible! how could luo chenxin âŠâ
âwhy is it impossible? after i was rescued by my husband, luo chenxin was caught. after the interrogation, she said a lot about you ⊠this part is also recorded. do you want to hear it?â
luo chenxi stared at fu jiatong with a faint smile on her face. her slender fingers swiped across the phone screen gently with a faint smile on the corners of her lips.
it was as if he was going to press the play button the next second.
fu jiatongâs face turned pale.
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