Although Han Chaohui was a bit upset, he knew that his second uncle was right.
He had been tricked into revealing information, and apart from knowing that the person was an old acquaintance of his grandfather, he knew nothing else and had spilled everything about his family, which was indeed quite foolish.
Han Chaohui then recounted the events of that day when Qiu Shaocheng came to the house, and didnât forget to mention how he bragged to his second uncle and got scolded, telling everyone about it.
The room fell into silence. Over the years, everyone treated Han Chunli as a responsibility. No matter how reckless she was, they tolerated her, firstly because she was the youngest in the family, and secondly, due to the promise they made to their father on his deathbed.
But never did they expect that Han Chunli was not part of the Han Family. At least, it wasnât one of those melodramatic plots and had nothing to do with their father, or it would have been infuriating.
Han Jingheng was the first to speak: "Jingchen, things arenât as simple as you say, are they?"
Han Jingchen nodded: "According to my investigation, itâs very likely that father was set up back then. However, we still need to get Qiu Shaocheng himself to confirm it. This matter will soon come to a conclusion. I called everyone over today to let you know about these things, so we wonât be kept in the dark and be used again.
Also, itâs very possible that Wanqingâs matter is related to Han Chunli as well. By telling you in advance, I just want to let you know that in my heart, Wanqing and her daughter are like my life. If it turns out that this has something to do with Han Chunli, no one should plead for her, or else donât blame me for turning against you.
Moreover, until things are clear, no one is allowed to mention anything about this to Han Chunli."
Everyone could accept that Han Chunli was not a member of the Han Family, but none of them could accept that Gu Wanqing and her daughterâs matters could be related to Han Chunli.
Han Chunxueâs eyes reddened: "Second Brother, is there any news about Second Sister-in-law and my niece?"
Han Jingchen shook his head with a grave expression: "Not yet, but there are some leads. My people are searching."
Back then, when something happened to Sister-in-lawâs family, it was my suggestion for her to go to East Province to find Second Brother. But unexpectedly, later both Sister-in-law and my niece went missing. Previously, I didnât think the matter was suspicious, but now that Second Brother says it might have to do with Chunli.
She suddenly remembered that at that time, Chunli happened to be in East Province. The more she thought about it, the more frightened she became. If the disappearance of Second Sister-in-law and my niece really is related to Han Chunli, what creature has the Han Family been raising?
What is this, biting the hand that feeds you?
Undoubtedly, Han Jingchenâs words made everyone present hostile towards Han Chunli. Han Chunliâs selfishness over the years had already displeased everyone.
Now, knowing that Han Chunli is not a real member of the Han Family, besides being selfish, sheâs even involved in Gu Wanqing and her daughterâs disappearance, how can the Han Family remain calm as before?
Han Jingchen wanted precisely this effect; he didnât want his relatives to step up and protect Han Chunli in the future like his father did.
When Han Jingheng was leaving, he said sincerely: "Second, do what you want to do. Over the years, weâve kept our promises, and I believe if Father knew he had raised a thankless person and harmed his descendants, he would agree with your approach. When you need us to help, just say a word."
At this time, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Han Family, Su Aihong, also said: "Yes, Jingchen, when you need us to help, just speak."
Han Jingchen nodded: "I will."
Su Aihong and Han Chunli have always been at odds, but due to the grandfatherâs instructions, she had been enduring. Now, knowing about Han Chunliâs affairs, she finally breathed a sigh of relief.
No other reason, because yesterday Han Chunli came to the house, saying she wanted to borrow money.
At the time, I sent her away under the pretense of having no money, but I knew Han Chunli wouldnât give up, she was likely to come back, and now, I no longer have to be polite.
Han Chunxueâs husband, Sun Baowei, didnât say anything, just stepped forward and patted his second brother-in-lawâs shoulder in comfort, knowing that if things turned out to be true, his second brother-in-law wouldnât spare anyone who harmed his wife and daughter.
After everyone left, Han Jingchen gave an order to Su Jingsong: "Send someone to bring Qiu Shaocheng."
Su Jingsong acknowledged the order: "Yes, Iâll arrange it right away."