Li Fugui sighed and was about to lift his leg to walk away, but suddenly stopped. He turned to Li Fuyou, saying with great sorrow, "Li Fuyou, for the sake of our brotherhood, I ask you, where did you take Xiaotian?"
Upon hearing this, Li Fuyou’s eyes beca frighteningly sinister. The corners of his mouth twisted slightly in a smile. Had he lost?
No, he hadn’t lost; he had won because his brother and that Xiaotian would never be possible again.
He suddenly burst into wild laughter, then eventually lifted his head, stopping the laughter, and began speaking coldly, "My dear brother, let give you so good news. You and Xiaotian will never be together again."
At that information, Li Fugui beca agitated; a sense of foreboding suddenly gripped his heart. Could it be that Xiaotian had been killed by him—no, that couldn’t be true.
Li Fuyou continued, feeling the more he spoke, the more his brother would be hurt, "Ha, what do you hope I did to her? Hah, I actually regret not doing sothing to her; that would make you even angrier."
"You..." Li Fugui pointed at him in anger.
But his hand was brushed aside by Li Fuyou, who was suddenly in a much better mood and went on, "Don’t rush , let tell you so news about her. She’s married now, so it’s impossible for you to be with her in this lifeti."
Hearing such news, Li Fugui’s heart shook violently. The news was undoubtedly a huge blow to him, but even such news was a hundred tis better than that of death. At least he needed to know whether she was doing well and where she was now. He asked urgently, "Where is she now? Who is it with?"
Li Fuyou sneered, "Hah, that’s sothing I can’t divulge. Don’t you have the ans? Find out for yourself."
Li Fugui knew his brother would not tell him anything more, so he looked up and left, saying as he went, "You better take care of yourself."
As soon as Li Fugui left, Li Fuyou sat down and punched the table, full of regret. He should never have gotten him out of jail. If he hadn’t, none of this would have happened; without him being released, Miss Wang wouldn’t have had a chance to speak up for him.
"Young master," Amo said with concern in her voice.
Li Fuyou, suppressing his feelings, thought that by finding out who was backing Yuelai Restaurant, he could rely on that person to help Dongfeng Restaurant make a coback. Now it seed impossible.
"Amo, let’s go back," he said. They had waited the whole night for nothing and hadn’t even had a al.
The two quickly returned to Li Mansion and felt sothing was amiss the mont they entered the courtyard. Normally, the mansion was brightly lit at night, with candles flickering in many of the rooms, but tonight, Li Mansion was shrouded in darkness, and there was no sign of life.
As they moved forward, they occasionally stumbled over things on the ground, "Young master, be careful."
After passing through the courtyard and finally reaching the main hall, "Young master, wait here. I’ll light so candles," Amo said.
Soon, the candles were lit, and the room brightened.
But the sight that t them made them both jump; the entire room looked as if it had been completely ransacked.
Amo quickly went to check the other rooms. Without a doubt, all of them were the sa, and the entire courtyard was deserted.
Li Fuyou sat down and sneered, seeing this, what more was there not to understand? All of it was the handiwork of his mother, his mother who had indeed taken great pains, to deceive him.
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