1028: 727 Aria 1028: 727 Aria “Slap, slap, slap…”
Tears, like broken strands of pearls, kept falling to the floor, shattering into pieces.
Fang Ai covered her face as she cried, her shoulders trembling as if overco with grief.
It probably wasn’t an act, but genuine sorrow.
After all, even an Oscar-winning actor might not guarantee such a performance on demand.
To be in the sa boat is earned over a hundred years.
To share the sa pillow is earned over a thousand years.
Becoming a family is not an easy feat.
Despite his harsh words, Fang Jun didn’t just walk away without a care.
Even setting aside their blood ties for a mont, if Fang Ai really were to die of sha, it wouldn’t solve anything; instead, it might make things worse.
Rembering the rumors circulating outside, Fang Jun’s expression was dark as still water, murderous thoughts filling his mind.
The common folk might not know the woman’s identity, seeing it only as a spectacle.
But so did recognize her.
Certainly, Tian Fen was not the only one.
“When did this happen?”
Fang Jun’s tone was devoid of emotion.
“Four days ago.”
Fang Ai, seated on the edge of the bed with her hands covering her face, choked out the words.
“Who did it?”
“I don’t know.
If I knew who it was, I would have flayed them alive by now!”
Grief was one thing, but it didn’t change Fang Ai’s venomous heart; she stopped her sobs, speaking through gritted teeth.
“What exactly happened at the ti?”
Fang Ai fell silent, her head buried, clearly struggling to speak.
Her private life might be a ss, but that didn’t an she was completely without sha.
“You’d better hurry up.
Each minute we delay, more eyes might feast on Miss Fang’s bewildered charm.”
It really is true that if you’re not from the sa family, you don’t enter the sa door.
When it ca to others, she could speak without restraint, yet she seed unable to accept such cutting words from Fang Jun, lifting her tear-stained face.
“Fang Jun, do you have to speak so harshly?”
“Harsh?
I’ve always thought you had a strong ntality.”
Fang Ai was at a loss for words.
Aware of her culpability, she locked eyes with Fang Jun for a mont before finally lowering her proud head.
“I know I was wrong.”
Fang Jun remained unmoved, his face no less cold, but he also refrained from further mockery.
“Tell the exact details of what happened.”
Already panicking and confused, Fang Ai bit her lip, and finally, struggling against her remaining sense of sha, no matter how hard it was to speak, she had no choice but to bravely recount that unforgettable incident.
Fang Jun listened expressionlessly to his sister’s tale of debauchery.
“The person clearly ca prepared, and you had no suspicion?”
“How was I supposed to know soone would be so bold!”
Fang Ai blurted out without thinking, her anger involuntarily rising.
People who live a life of luxury often lose their sense of danger.
That made sense.
She was a Fang, after all.
How could she have anticipated soone daring to challenge her authority?
But reality had taught her a painful lesson.
Soone had not only dared to challenge her position but had also made it a global spectacle, allowing people from other nations to witness her authentic deanor.
At this point, more condemnation was redundant and unhelpful, Fang Jun’s expression dark, his gaze flickering.
“Make a list of suspects for .”
Fang Ai looked confused, “What list of suspects?”
“Who might do this, write down all the nas.”
Fang Ai was stunned.
“I don’t know…”
Fang Jun looked down at her from his greater height, with no doubt that if Fang Ai weren’t a Fang, and weren’t his sister, her fate would be much worse than just a slap.
“Apart from ssing around with n, what else do you know?”
Fang Ai’s face colored with embarrassnt.
She opened her mouth to retort but ultimately held back.
She understood that there was no way she could resolve this issue on her own.
“List everyone who has a grudge against you, or anyone you’ve offended.”
Fang Jun explained clearly.
“How can that be clear?
Can you rember everyone who holds a grudge against you?”
Fang Ai couldn’t help but respond.
It wasn’t an excuse.
Indeed.
Unlike ordinary people, their circle was too broad—so vast that people could bear grudges against them without their knowledge.
Just like the conflict with Tian Fen.
It seed like a clash between two powerful figures, but who knows how many people’s interests would be involved and how many resentnts it would provoke.
Fang Ai’s thought process was quite clear as she continued, “Moreover, it might not be targeted solely at .
Yes, they started with , but who can guarantee they aren’t using as a decoy, maybe aiming at the Fang family instead?
It could be you they are after!”
It sounded like she was positioning herself as a victim.
But it wasn’t exactly shirking responsibility; her argunt held so rit.
“So you’re implying the Fang family, or perhaps I, have dragged you down?”
“That’s not what I an.
I’m just saying it’s a possibility—I might just be the breakthrough point.”
Fang Ai spoke earnestly.
Fang Jun laughed.
“You admit you’re a breakthrough point.
If you had been more cautious, would they have found an opportunity?”
“What’s the point of saying this now?
It’s already happened.”
Fang Jun felt the urge to slap soone again.
But, powerful as he was, there were things even he couldn’t control.
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