Chapter 311: A Major Twist
The test samples were quickly taken back to the Identification Center.
Fu He Song, however, lingered and boldly surveyed Fu Sijue's office.
Even though Shen Shu San kept urging, Fu He Song stayed as if he hadn't heard.
"I am your cousin; even sitting here for a meeting is not allowed?"
Fu He Song spoke with righteous confidence, and Shen Shu was, of course, at a loss against such a scoundrel.
Fu Sijue lifted his eyes to glance at Fu He Song, who clearly wanted to stay there forever, and he naturally understood Fu He Song's veiled meaning.
He gave Shen Shu a look indicating he should leave first, and Fu Sijue didn't even glance at Fu He Song.
"The Fu Clan does not keep idle people."
As for who this idle person refers to, that depends on Fu He Song's own thoughts.
Fu He Song simply sat opposite Fu Sijue and said, "I just want to discuss a condition with you."
"As long as you let my father go, I guarantee that from now on I'll act as if I never knew about this, and I will absolutely not disturb you or Yao Yao's life; our waters won't interfere with each other."
He said that lightly, but the premise is that Fu Sijue must be able to trust his words.
The fact is, Fu Sijue only gave him a glance and rejected him without even thinking.
"I've already said it, Yao Yao is not your child, so you don't even have the right to negotiate conditions with me now."
Before seeing the final outcome, no one can draw a conclusion lightly.
This simplest of problems, Fu He Song still couldn't figure out.
Fu He Song grew impatient, his eyes flashing fiercely, "You know full well Yao Yao is my child! You've never even touched Gu Qingmeng; if this gets out, our faces will be disgraced! Even the Fu Family you cherish will suffer. Can you really bear such a blow?"
He didn't believe Fu Sijue would take such a risk; from start to finish his scheme was merely to use this opportunity to negotiate conditions with Fu Sijue.
Given Fu Sijue's character, he certainly wouldn't neglect the Fu Clan and Yao Yao.
The current situation exceeded Fu He Song's expectations; he had never imagined this possibility.
Under Fu He Song's successive attacks and threats, Fu Sijue was not only unafraid but also unflustered; his eyes were like an ancient well, utterly still, not a ripple stirring.
"Then you think I would let such a scandal spread?"
Fu He Song's pupils dilated sharply, and he stared at Fu Sijue in disbelief, "How dare you!"
"From the moment you set your scheme on my child, you should have realized the Fu Clan has never been something you can provoke."
Fu Sijue isn't even afraid of Fu Zhuo, so how could he possibly fear the tricks of Fu He Song and his ilk, the three‑legged cats.
It's not even fit for coaxing a child.
His gaze remained fixed on Fu Sijue's movements; when Fu Sijue raised his hand, Fu He Song instinctively prepared to defend himself, but the former was merely adjusting his cufflinks.
"Fu Zhuo's fate is just deserts. If he hadn't returned to the country, hadn't harbored crooked thoughts toward his grandfather, and hadn't dirty his hands on the Fu Clan, I wouldn't have given him a second glance."
Contending with people like Fu Zhuo is what Fu Sijue despises most.
Fu Sijue, rarely patient, spent so many words with Fu He Song; he walked to the doorway, stopped, and did not look back, all under Fu He Song's astonished gaze.
"Even if you exhaust all your tricks, whether you approach the media or hire internet trolls, you still cannot harm Yao Yao or anyone around me."
End of Chapter
