At the divorce scene, Mr. Heba traveled to ancient times and was forced to raise a child for transfo

Instead, he learned that Chu Changzhi and Liu secretly transferred Yuan's collection to his house, and then returned home, hoping to use the things hidden here to pay off the debt...

As a result, Mrs. Liu found out about this from somewhere, so she came back early and hid her things.

When Liu's father said he wanted to sell her, he probably wanted to scare her and ask her to hand over her things. When Liu refused, Liu's father forced her to leave, and then a businessman came...

"But the business trip was arranged by Mrs. Liu..." Pei Yan thought carefully and was horrified that Mrs. Liu might not be as weak and helpless as she showed.

There might be a murder in the hidden story of that year!

"But you have no evidence." Zhou Xiong promptly reminded Chu Qingge, "Even if your guess is reasonable and the time is right, there is no evidence..."

"Then find it!" Chu Qingge's expression suddenly condensed, "If Father Liu was really killed by the Liu family, then I have reason to suspect that my mother back then..."

It doesn’t necessarily mean he died in childbirth!

Chu Qingge planned to start with his mother's servants in the past, "I vaguely remember that my mother used to have a maid named Xiaoyun."

The other party was Yuan Zhenzhen's eldest maid, who was responsible for Yuan Zhenzhen's daily life. She was brought out from the Yuan family when she got married.

Because the other party's status was higher than that of other servants in the family, when Chu Qingge was young, she and other little maids would call each other Sister Yun...

only--

"After my mother died, everything was taken away by the Yuan family. The servants she held the slave contracts in her hands all belonged to the Yuan family, and this Xiaoyun was no exception."

If Chu Qingge wants to find Xiaoyun, she has to go to the Yuan family. If the other party has not been domesticated by the Yuan family, then she is likely to be dead.

If it is still there, then Chu Qingge will basically not be able to get any effective information - you can see that the Yuan family is so confident that over the past ten years...

They must have dealt with all the people who should be dealt with...

"It all depends on people!" Pei Yan encouraged, "Sister-in-law, if you think about it, the evidence is dead but the person is alive. It would be easy for the Yuan family to erase the evidence.

But if you want to erase the witness... there are only two ways, one is to solve it directly and make the other party disappear from this world, and the other is to bribe and threaten. "

After all, Pei Yan is the prince of the Hou family. Even though he seems to be very deceitful and has a dull temper, it does not mean that he knows nothing.

"If it were our Hou Mansion, we would probably choose the first method." Because the first method is the safest, and the Hou Mansion also has that ability...

"But the Yuan family is just a local wealthy businessman. Even if they really ignore the law and murder people, they can only eliminate those who hold slave contracts.

For other people who did not have slave contracts, the Yuan family could only bribe and threaten them. "

As he said that, Pei Yan pointed at himself, "Whether it's bribery or threats, my identity is very useful." They can definitely bribe and threaten them back...

Chu Qingge: ...

Zhou Xiong:......

At first, he kept his identity as a young master so tight, just to avoid being taken advantage of by interested people, but now his young master shows up at his door...

What else could Zhou Xiong say, he could only cough twice: "I don't know who the people who worked under Mrs. Chu's mother were..."

Let’s understand the situation first and then talk…

"Uncle Zhou is right." Chu Qingge nodded, and then asked Liang Ping to stay secretly to protect the village woman surnamed Zhou.

She and Pei Yan Zhou Xiong got on the carriage and returned to Shili Town. As soon as they showed up, the police from Shili Town came looking for her, "Ms. Chu..."