She pointed at Nie Yao again and said, "I am a bride who has no opinions of my own, but I want my husband to be happy. At this time, my best brother called me, so I asked him for advice. It was his suggestion that I go out to sea for dinner."

She reconstructed the various factors that led to the kidnapping.

Nie Zhao was not easy to tie up because after returning to Hong Kong, he did not use the bodyguards at home, but brought two bodyguards from Europe who had accompanied him for a long time. Whether he was on a business trip, going to the company, or going to the construction site, the two bodyguards were always by his side.

However, on the day they were kidnapped, one of the bodyguards inexplicably got diarrhea and took the day off.

Another was shot in the head by Kito Chang's men when they encountered pirates.

After carefully analyzing the original owner's memories, Chen Rou discovered something very interesting: Mei Lu's kindness towards the original owner, her constant creation of opportunities for the original owner and Nie Yao to spend time together, and her overt and covert praise of the original owner, all stemmed from her desire for the original owner to be her daughter-in-law.

It's actually quite simple: brainwash the original owner of the body and make her develop a brotherly dependence on Nie Yao.

It's a bit unbelievable, but the original owner of this body bears an undeniable responsibility for the kidnapping case going smoothly, because she trusted Nie Yao too much and wanted to please Nie Zhao and make him happy.

So, when it came to the question of where to eat, she secretly called Nie Yao and asked him what Nie Zhao liked.

At the time, Nie Yao said that Nie Zhao liked the sea breeze the most and preferred quiet, so going out to sea to watch the sunset and have dinner would be a good choice.

The original owner of this body made the suggestion to Nie Zhao, and Nie Zhao agreed.

While they were setting sail, Mei Baoshan notified Gui Touchang, and the pirates laid a trap.

A kidnapping case that Nie Zhao had been planning since his return to Hong Kong was finally carried out.

...

Mei Baoshan was still pondering and didn't speak. Nie Rong turned to look at Nie Yao and said in a hoarse voice, "Are you really that stupid as to harm A-Zhao?"

With a gurgling sound in his throat, he said again, "I've told you since you were little that everything I have is yours, and everything A-Zhao has belongs to your mother, Han Yuzhu. I taught you not to be greedy and to be mindful of your duty as a son born to a concubine, but you didn't listen to a word I said?"

Poor Nie Yao, who had been pampered since childhood and loved by his parents, was now tied up and had a stinky rag stuffed in his mouth. Even though he hadn't done anything wrong, his father made him admit to it, but he couldn't.

He knew a kidnapping had occurred, and he knew his brother was badly injured, but he hadn't done it. He struggled, twisting his body and shaking his head frantically, yelling, "Ugh, um, ugh..."

If he kept shaking it, the oxygen tank would tip over. As everyone knows, large oxygen tanks can explode if they are suddenly dropped. Mei Baoshan couldn't hold back any longer and said urgently, "Quan, come in! I've been eavesdropping on A Yao."

I'll add one more thing: "If you don't believe me, Chairman, you can send someone to check A Yao's phone. All of his phones have bugging devices on them, all of which I installed. The wireless receiver is in my bedroom, and it's still there."

Whether Nie Rong believed it or not, his livid face finally softened a bit.

He was relieved that the stupid thing of brothers killing each other hadn't happened to his sons.

After hearing that his most trusted uncle was actually monitoring him, Nie Yao suddenly stopped talking to Teng.

This is Hong Kong in the late 1980s, a place teeming with triads and gangsters, where the battles in the business world were not only about money, but also about life.

But it's human nature for family members to trust each other.

When Nie Yao was first beaten by Chen Rou and tied up by the Taiwanese, he thought she wanted to kidnap him to extort money. He also thought that she and Nie Zhao were conspiring to kill him. He even wondered if his father, who had always loved him, had abandoned him and wanted to get rid of him. But he never suspected his uncle. However, Mei Baoshan had been eavesdropping on him all along.

Moreover, was it he who leaked the dinner destination that Nie Zhao and Chen Rou randomly chose?

Not to mention how the second master of the Nie family, who has always had a happy family life, has lived in love since childhood, and has taken over the management of the company at a young age, must feel at this moment.

After Mei Baoshan took responsibility for everything and cleared Nie Yao's name, Nie Rong's mood improved significantly.

When he's in a good mood, he can't help but feel a little smug: "I knew it! The children I raised myself couldn't be wrong!"

Mei Baoshan knelt with piety and restraint, his trembling shoulders revealing his fear and repentance, but there was not a trace of fear or dread about death in his tone. He said, "All my mistakes are my fault."

Nie Rong might believe such nonsense, but Chen Rou certainly wouldn't.

She paused for a moment, then slowly bent her knees and asked again, "What was the reward you gave Gui Tou Chang?"

Without thinking, Mei Baoshan blurted out, "Thirteen million, all of it is my savings from stock trading over the years."

Even Nie Rong didn't believe it: "What a joke! Gui Tou Chang is the number one pirate in Asia. Would he kidnap my three children for a mere ten million? Wouldn't the Hong Kong triad bosses laugh themselves to death if they heard that?"

These days, pirates extort money in the hundreds of millions. They wouldn't even bother wasting gasoline on a single business if it didn't cost two or three hundred million.

Although Nie Rong was biased towards Nie Yao, he was still quite clear-headed. His eyes were sharp and his voice hoarse: "Did Mei Lu give you the money?"

Then he suddenly slammed his hand on the wheelchair and roared, "I entrusted Yuzhu's jewelry, hotel, and antique shop to her because I thought Ah Zhao was young and not good at business. She made money and then used it to harm Yuzhu's son. Where is her heart? Has she been eaten by a dog?"

Upon hearing this, the unsuspecting Taiwanese man immediately became excited and whispered to Kuang Zai, "Wow, this is interesting!"

Kwong knew the Nip family well, so he wasn't excited; on the contrary, he was particularly indignant.

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