Shen You’an cast a gaze over, and Yu Fuce almost wet himself. The pain of having a dagger pierce through his palm once again assaulted him, swallowing back the words he was about to say.
Yu Fusheng’s hesitant gaze fell on Shen You’an’s face, as if trying to discern sothing.
"What is your relationship with Amos?"
Seeing Yu Fuce’s reaction, it’s likely that the person who set him up in Huacai City has sothing to do with the person before him. And who stands behind this girl?
No one other than Amos.
Shen You’an smiled: "He is my grandmother’s grandnephew, so in terms of relation, we’re considered cousins."
A gasp swept through the room once more.
And who is Amos? The young master of the i Fei Family, the leader of the global top four financial conglorates, a globally renowned investnt prodigy, possessing wealth that rivals nations.
In recent years, his investnts have shifted towards the dostic market, investing in many erging industries. One must admit his keen eye; industries he invests in are all booming, the economic benefits imasurable.
An authority once estimated that Amos’ investnt layout in the dostic market had already taken shape, likely to dominate half of the dostic business realm in the future. With such vision and financial clout, Amos is destined to be a top figure of the pyramid both abroad and dostically, not to ntion his greatest asset—youth.
Countless individuals dostically would love to connect with him, yet Amos remains an enigma. No company has been rumored to have ascended to his level.
This is a legendary figure revered by all, and yet Shen You’an is his cousin?
That’s as absurd as claiming to be a best friend with a princess from the royal family of a certain country.
Who could have connected Shen You’an and Amos before?
Two entirely different people, worlds apart, likely never to intersect in their lifetis.
Jing Zhan nearly dug through his own palm.
Amos is actually her cousin, which is harder to swallow than her being Yu Fuli’s daughter.
After all, Yu Fuli is a departed soul. However noble Sang Ziming’s lineage might be, it’s all but past dust. Yet Amos remains a rising star, a re flick of his finger enough to make many imnsely wealthy. This status and reputation are second to none internationally, not to ntion his progressively forming business landscape dostically.
At the last funeral of Old Mrs. Yu, Amos was clearly there to seek justice for his grand-aunt, showing that Amos values familial ties dearly. For Shen You’an, his grand-aunt’s only direct granddaughter, could he stand by and do nothing?
Just the thought of Shen You’an having Amos as a backing almost drove Jing Zhan mad with anger.
Why is she so lucky?
Others evidently thought of this too, albeit not as jealously as Jing Zhan. Still, they marveled at Shen You’an’s fortune. With no parents, no authority, no power, seeking revenge on the Yu family was akin to daydreaming. But if Amos was supporting her, who knew what the future might hold.
Leng Shan didn’t enjoy mingling with such commotion, quietly observing from a corner.
Finally, upon hearing Amos’ na from Shen You’an’s mouth, he understood what Amos wanted him here for.
So this was it.
Leng Shan instantly found his spirits lifted.
Yu Fusheng stared deeply at Shen You’an’s face: "So you planned all this from the start, but unfortunately, you’re still too green."
Yu Fusheng shook his head, sighing.
i Qingdai stepped in tily to deliver a blow: "So what if you’re Yu Fuli’s daughter? Being the descendant of a traitor ans you’ll never clear your na in this lifeti. You better hope Amos can take you abroad, otherwise, staying dostically, you’ll be drowned by spit."
Sang Kunrou’s influence won’t fade with ti. Just a bit of money spent online to spread that Shen You’an is Sang Kunrou’s progeny, combined with Shen You’an’s celebrity status, and public opinion will magnify infinitely. By then, many ways would ensure she can’t survive dostically.
Today’s public opinion is much harsher than before; netizens’ demands on celebrities grow stricter. No matter how much they loved Shen You’an before, upon discovering she’s Sang Kunrou’s descendant, would trigger a nationwide boycott, likely driving her out of the entertainnt circle dostically.
Shen You’an smirked: "Is that so?"
Helian Yu squinted, eyes unblinking at Shen You’an. Instinct told her, for Shen You’an to reveal her identity so openly, she must have a backup plan.
Jing Zhan, realizing this, quickly chid in with i Qingdai: "Exactly, Shen You’an is Sang Kunrou’s descendant. As a criminal’s offspring, how does she deserve to stand here? I suspect she conspired with Amos, equally disgusting, aiming to steal our national secrets, like her ancestors did. Chief Xiang, quickly arrest her and take her back for thorough interrogation."
Yan Lu pointed at Jing Zhan, cursing: "Shut your foul mouth, or I’ll rip it apart if you keep spouting nonsense."
Jing Zhan arrogantly laughed: "Defending Shen You’an like this, I suspect the Yan family too harbors spies. Chief Xiang, your chance at a rit is here."
Chief Xiang shot a cold glance at Jing Zhan, the icy authority within making her shiver in fear, silencing her instantly.
Just then, Liu Runxi suddenly spoke: "The national web has issued a report, concerning the case review of Sang Kunrou’s old case."
The timing was beyond precise.
As everyone scrambled to pull out their phones and go online, Liu Runxi began reading aloud: "The Sang Kunrou case is of great importance, a special investigation team has been ford to fully re-examine the case, led by State Supre Special Investigative Unit Chief Li Qu, along with fifteen mbers. After more than eight months of relentless investigations, the results are now publicized..."
The report was extensive, spanning seven to eight pages, with evidence details ticulously listed. Liu Runxi directly skipped to the last page to look at the conclusion.
"The investigation results show significant misjudging in the Sang Kunrou case. Sang Kunrou himself had no intent of betrayal, for detailed case specifics, await subsequent reports."
The room fell silent.
You could hear a pin drop.
Wei Zhuhua looked at Shen You’an in shock.
She never expected that Sang Kunrou’s case could actually be overturned; Shen You’an’s backing was even larger than imagined.
Shen You’an smiled as she looked at Yu Fusheng, relishing the change in his expression, then turned her gaze to i Qingdai’s embarrassed face: "Second Mrs. Yu, anything more to say?"
i Qingdai pressed her lips: "Who knows if it’s even true, trying to fool us here, such a big case just gets overturned."
Leng Yunyang tily added a jab, presenting his phone to i Qingdai: "See the stamp at the lower right? Here, go ahead and fake one for ."
Having married into the Yu family for so many years, i Qingdai was not just all hair and no brains; upon seeing that stamp representing authority, her pupils contracted suddenly.
"Is... is this real?"
Leng Yunyang laughed: "Who’d dare fake it? Unless they want a bullet for a al."
i Qingdai stood stiff, looking unbelievingly at Shen You’an.
Sang Kunrou’s case being overturned ant she was no longer the descendant of a criminal, and public opinion couldn’t pin her down.
This timing was too coincidental, hard not to suspect it being a long-planned sche.
Which was all the more terrifying.
Even more terrifying was, how such a significant case as Sang Kunrou was overturned.
She was aware that her elder brother had been networking over the past half year with the goal of preventing the overturning of Sang Kunrou’s case. She assud her brother was guaranteed to win, but his deanor monts ago showed even he was caught off guard.
Proving that the power behind was greater than Yu Fusheng’s, broader connections than Yu Fusheng’s. Enough to catch the Yu family unprepared today.
Could it be Amos?
But as a foreigner, where did he get such high-level networking and cloud-tapping authority?
If not Amos, then who else?
Thinking of this, i Qingdai broke into a cold sweat, feeling an invisible web enshrouding over the Yu family’s heads, and now, the web slowly tightening, the suffocating fear of the unknown made her nearly unable to breathe.
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