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Su Xinghe returned to his room after finishing his work.

I opened my phone and, as usual, clicked on Wen Qi's social media account.

I just opened the social media platform and the Su family has squeezed into the top ten trending topics.

Seeing the trending keywords makes me dizzy.

Liu Mei actually spread rumors online.

They shifted all the responsibility for the Su family's donation of their assets onto Wen Qi.

Did Wen Qi persuade the Su family patriarch to donate shares?

Is this even human language?

Wen Qi has a fiery temper; if she saw this, the Su family would be wiped out.

They could have lived a quiet, furtive life even without money.

Once this commotion started, I had a feeling they weren't far from death.

Su Xinghe immediately dialed Liu Mei's number.

The call connected, and he said urgently, "Second Aunt, please delete the video online immediately. You're spreading rumors. Grandpa's donation of shares has nothing to do with Miss Wen."

"It was Grandpa's own decision, how can you shift the blame onto others?"

Liu Mei on the other end of the phone was still as fierce as ever, completely unaware of her mistake.

He roared at Su Xinghe: "It was that woman who bewitched us. If she hadn't come to the Su family, how could your grandfather have... donated all of the Su family's assets?"

"Su Xinghe, are you conspiring with the old man to swindle us?"

"The Su family's assets were acquired through illegitimate means; donating them is an act of atonement."

"I don't care about what's right or wrong, I just want the money. Does your grandfather want to leave everything to you? Let me tell you, no way." Liu Mei was furious.

"Money, money, money, what else can you see besides money?" Su Xinghe was also quite angry.

Liu Mei: "I can't see anything without money. You should quickly persuade the old man to return our money, otherwise I will make a scene. I'm not afraid of making a fool of myself."

"Whatever."

Su Xinghe angrily hung up the phone.

That doesn't make sense.

But he was also afraid that Wen Qi would get angry if she saw it.

She already disliked the Su family, and he felt ashamed to face her.

Now that the Su family has committed such a terrible sin, they've smeared her reputation and will have no face to appear before her in the future.

Su Xinghe sat on the bed, pondered for a few seconds, and dialed the Su family's public relations team: "Immediately, clarify the video online and release a statement."

This is an internal matter of the Su family and has nothing to do with Miss Wen Qi. It was Grandpa who voluntarily donated the family fortune.

Furthermore, suppress online public opinion as soon as possible, and completely bury all those hashtags smearing Ms. Wen!

The Su family's public relations staff responded repeatedly: "Yes, Young Master Su, we understand. We will handle it immediately and release a statement right away."

After hanging up the phone, Su Xinghe rubbed his temples, feeling irritable and helpless.

Liu Mei was furious as she listened to the dial tone on the phone.

But the online sentiment made her even angrier.

They're all asking for evidence in her comments section; things weren't like this online before.

Netizens online were not swayed by her accusations at all, which was infuriating.

"What are you posting online? Look, they're all eyeing the second branch of the Su family." Su Changhe saw the news spreading online.

Liu Mei said angrily, "I'm angry! If the old man really donates it all, our family will have nothing left. We have to return the fifty million that Wen Qi has."

Fifty million.

She's upset if she doesn't come back.

Su Changhe sighed, also very dissatisfied and puzzled: "I thought Dad was asking us to transfer the shares and redistribute them, but I didn't expect him to donate them all. What is he thinking?"

The Su family has worked so hard to get to where they are today, why should he donate? If he donates, won't the Su family starve?

Liu Mei: "It's all because of that woman Wen Qi. If she hadn't gone to the Su family, the old man wouldn't have woken up. He might as well have just died."

Su Changhe didn't speak, but he agreed to some extent.

It would be better to be dead.

Does waking up mean you have to donate your entire fortune?

How are the younger generation of the Su family supposed to live?

The Lu family's old residence.

Wen Qi was busy all day and rarely got a proper rest at night.

The phone started buzzing.

again and again.

Wen Qi turned over irritably and reached out to grope haphazardly on the bedside table.

The call connected: "It better be something extremely important."

On the other end of the phone, Li Min asked eagerly, "My dear young lady, how did you get involved with the Su family again?"

Wen Qi, still a little dazed, asked, "What?"

Li Min: "You've been exposed by the second branch of the Su family, and now there's a lot of buzz about you online."

But don't worry, not many people are criticizing you. Most netizens are targeting the second branch of the Su family. But I'm really curious, what exactly did you do?

How does this have to do with the Su family donating their assets?

Wen Qi: "I don't know."

"Look, the Su family suddenly wants to donate all their assets, and you've been dragged into this!"

Wen Qi didn't hang up the phone. She returned to the page and opened the platform.

It has reached the trending search terms online—

Just by looking at these entries, Wen Qi could roughly understand what was going on without even clicking on them.

It's nothing more than the second branch of the Su family getting desperate because they didn't get their share of the inheritance.

Clicking on one of the entries, I saw the tearful video posted by Liu Mei.

Wen Qi found it funnier the more she looked at it.

People who deserve a beating are always on the path to getting beaten up.

She also glanced at the comments below the video.

Just as Li Min said, most netizens didn't buy it, and the comments were full of speculation.

"The Su family is ridiculous. They say that Sister Qi tricked the old man into donating his family fortune? If Sister Qi really had that ability, why didn't she trick the Su family into donating the money to herself?"

"Old Master Su has lived a long and shrewd life. Would he really be swayed by a young man? @Please call me Queen Wenqi, let's start a class. We all want to learn."

"@Please call me Queen Wenqi, how exactly did you bewitch her? I really want to know."

Wen Qi felt relieved to see that everyone was so clear-headed.

The encouragement was worthwhile; now they all know not to blindly follow trends.

Upon hearing Wen Qi's laughter on the other end of the phone, Li Min hurriedly asked, "Miss, have you finished reading? Do you want me to help you with this?"

Although the problem isn't serious now, and netizens are on your side, it's still unacceptable to let the second branch of the Su family slander you like this; it's too disgusting.

Wen Qi: "We really can't let her get too cocky."

Li Min asked curiously, "Are you really that close to the Su family? You even stayed at their old house for two days. This kind of treatment isn't something just anyone gets."

Wen Qi: "We're not close. I was just dragged along to sweep the trash."

"Sweeping garbage?" Li Min was taken aback. "You went to the Su family's house to apply for a cleaning job?"

"..."

Wen Qi was too lazy to explain: "I'll send you a video, you edit it well and post it directly on social media."

Li Min smelled the melon and became somewhat excited: "Okay, send it over so I can see what's going on."

Wen Qi hung up the phone and found the video copied from the Su family home, showing Su Bowen and Liu Mei outside the Su family compound—from her phone's photo album.

After sending the video to Li Min.

Wen Qi sent another copy of the video to Chen Baiting, intending to sue the second branch of the Su family.

She's never one to suffer a loss, and Liu Mei dared to spread rumors and smear her online.

She won't even have her underwear left if she doesn't pay compensation; she'll consider it a loss.