Chapter 130: How Much to Reveal

"Anything else?"

"Of course there is! I have no idea which damned person buried the child's stuff at our house. My parents were just renovating the garden for my proposal venue, and they turned up the thing."

"Now it's hopeless; there's no way to explain it!"

"And yet when the child went missing, his mother was indeed in the nearby area!"

"But why would his mother throw the child away? Even if the Xu and Ji families were wiped out, the Ye family still wouldn't inherit the estate!"

"If the child were still alive, they could pull some strings or arrange a marriage with that child, wouldn't that be more profitable than discarding him?"

"The parents who lost the child didn't suspect them, but Ji Xiaoling, that useless fool, rushed to the door, acting as if she were defending her third aunt and cousin, demanding her mother to atone with death, which made his fists tighten!"

"If his mother hadn't kicked him out, he would really want to ask Ji Xiaoling whether she's putting on a show or feeling guilty."

"Instead of asking unrelated people, better ask someone from the Ji family! If a newborn baby is taken from the house, claiming there's no insider, even a three‑year‑old Su Yu would scold, as if treating people like fools!"

"I see, it seems wealthy aristocratic families all have something underground."

"【For example, my family—my grandmother, sigh, Wulongcha, has the corpse matter been investigated?】"

"【Only bones; the police can't determine the cause of death. They can only conclude that the corpse's death wasn't related to the bone injuries. After combing through Su Family's years of surveillance, they still didn't find how your grandmother entered Su family manor.】"

"【A living person, and they can't trace any trace?】"

"【There's a high‑privilege female owner, of course they can't find it. After confirming the bones belong to your grandmother Zheng Dongqing, one can guess it was Zheng Dongping who brought someone in. Yet the same applies: there's no evidence that Zheng Dongping brought the person in, nor that Zheng Dongping killed the person. Without evidence, any speculation remains just speculation.】"

"Anyone who knows either ends up dead or is the mastermind. The latter would never voluntarily confess to such a deadly matter."

"【Did the elder uncle know?】"

"【Yes, the unearthed bones have already been cremated. Your elder uncle buried her in the Su Family ancestral tomb, but it's a bit far from your grandfather's.】"

"【Ah, no need to pick an auspicious day?】"

Su Yu remembers that wealthy families also have some superstitions.

"【They're all dead, gone for so many years; those who fuss over this are only the living.】"

"Wulongcha thinks this is clean and decisive. If Su Xi held a memorial, how many would truly mourn Zheng Dongqing? Perhaps those with messed‑up minds would keep rehashing Zheng Dongqing's case, attributing some baseless 'major event' to the dead. Would the dead then be the ones troubled?"

"It would be better just to let her bones be moved to another place, another form, and lie quietly in a luxurious burial chamber."

"【You have a point.】"

"What are you thinking?"

"Ye Shu fired off a machine‑gun‑like 'da da' barrage, assuming Su Yu was frightened by his irritable self, only to find she was actually daydreaming."

"No, with him shouting so loudly, so angry, so heartfelt in his accusation—Is Su Yu deaf? She could even daydream!"

"Huh? I'm wondering who put the thing in your garden?"

"Ye Shu looked at Su Yu skeptically, 'Do you really want to hear? Just from that sentence I can tell when you started daydreaming.'"

"... Then that's perfect, say it again?"

"Ye Shu trembled, pointing at Su Yu, lifted his hips, then sat down, 'You, really, I, fine!'"

"In those brief words, Ye Shu's mood swung like a cliff. At first he wanted to say, 'You don't listen, I don't want to keep speaking. Ignoring others like this is so impolite!'"

"When Ye Shu thought of that sentence, he was extremely angry!"

"He prepared to say, 'I'm leaving.'"

"But the moment he stood up, he sadly realized that aside from Su Family, the other brothers were swamped."

"It was also self‑inflicted humiliation in the past!"

"And they would probably think he's useless and mock him."

"When he imagined that scene, he thought his mood was actually pretty good now. It's just another round of scolding people; his mood would surely be much better than being scolded by others!"

"So Ye Shu sat steadily on the sofa, continuing to rant, 'My mother really lost her mind, letting that trash insult her. I really want to sabotage her marriage, see how she goes wild!'"

"As for sabotaging the Ji family, that's beyond his ability!"

"But Su Xi might try hard; perhaps it's possible?"

"Ye Shu finished speaking one second, and the next second heard a 'ding'. He gave his phone a half‑hearted glance, then, with a puzzled expression, tapped it open; the deeper he looked, the more his eyes widened. After reviewing the information, he stared blankly at Su Xi, then at the data again."

"What's wrong with you?"

"【Why does it seem like you're being dumb?】"

"Ye Shu clenched his phone, 'It's fine, I'm going to do something big!'"

"Ye Shu grabbed his phone and ran. Before undertaking this big task, he needs to go home and ask his parents for their opinion."

"Ye Shu ran off, and Su Yu was unhappy."

"【Leaving things unsaid, bad review!】"

"That afternoon, Su Yu already knew what had happened."

"General Manager Su, Mr. Meng says you ordered the exposure of Li Jinyu's out‑of‑wedding child case?"

"Su Xi gave a 'hm'."

"Su Yu, who had been sitting on the sofa, dropped her pen the moment she heard that, rushed over, and sat on another empty chair in front of the desk."

"Wang Jun De looked at Su Yu sitting beside him, and his mind suddenly stalled."

"Little General Su, what's this? Did he bother Little General Su? Yet she looks like she's listening to some gossip."

"Did I disturb you?"

"【But sitting in the elder uncle's lap to listen will affect his signing!】"

"Su Yu thought, if Wang Jun De really nodded that she disturbed him, she would sit in the elder uncle's lap to listen."

"That way it wouldn't affect him, right?"

"Wang Jun De only reacted after hearing Su Yu, 'Of course not!'"

"He paused for a second, then regained the state of conversation he had just had with Su Xi."

"Then should the company disclose all of Li Jinyu's information?"

Not all the artists and agents cleared out of the company are smart; stupid people always want to cause a stir online, trying to build an image of being victimized by capitalists, hype themselves up, thereby boosting their status.

At such times, artist data becomes especially important.

With that data on hand, whenever someone causes trouble, they release the data and, as a bonus, sue the other party for defamation and infringement of reputation rights. Although they can't make much money, they can recover the lawyer fees.

How much to release and what to release are matters of careful consideration.

In the past, they handled it themselves, but this time Su Xi gave the order, so Wang Jun De couldn't gauge the extent properly. He therefore went to the headquarters to ask Su Xi for her opinion, in order to better coordinate with Meng Xianle's side.

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