Ye Zhiwei was kind and gentle to Anna, but she didn't treat Aunt Wu with the same kindness.

Aunt Wu was intimidated by Ye Zhiwei's threatening gaze and hesitated to act recklessly. But just as she was about to back down, her phone rang. Her unfilial daughter, Beanna, had run away, leaving her with all the responsibilities of the family. She didn't want to be constantly pressured for money.

"Didn't you give Anna some money before—"

Ye Zhiwei smiled and said, "That was just me borrowing Anna. What does it have to do with you?"

"What do you mean, 'lend' to Anna? Don't think I don't know that blood-sucking capitalists like you have no good intentions. Giving her money must be because this matter is related to you. Otherwise, why would you give her money for no reason? My husband's death—"

This was the first time Ye Zhiwei had ever seen such a way of extorting money. She sneered, "Then call the police."

"What."

Ye Zhiwei smiled: "Don't you think our family is also related to your husband's death? Then call the police. Do you need my phone? I don't think so. I remember the police call is free. Oh, of course, you can also go directly to the police station to report that your husband's death is related to our Ye family."

Aunt Wu was surprised that Ye Zhiwei was completely unmoved and even said such things.

She wanted to cause a scene at the Ye family's door, but Ye Zhiwei just looked at her coldly. Ye Yingying sensed Ye Zhiwei's displeasure and naturally didn't have a good impression of this Aunt Wu either.

Aunt Wu lost all her confidence in such a wealthy family. She didn't dare to say anything and could only leave in a sorry state. But after returning home, she became more and more resentful. Later, her relatives gave her a bad idea: to go to the driver's wife's house and make a scene.

Someone instigated Aunt Wu, and Aunt Wu thought the plan was feasible. She actually went to the driver's wife and said that this family had ruined her family. She cried out that her husband was gone and she didn't want to live anymore. She made such a fuss about jumping off the high-rise building where the driver's wife lived. The driver's wife couldn't take it anymore. It was almost the New Year. How would her neighbors view them?

The driver's wife immediately called the police.

This incident also attracted the attention of some social news reporters, and it became a hot news topic the day after Aunt Wu was persuaded to leave by the public security authorities.

Reporters are always rushing to meet their year-end targets, and seeing that this topic has sparked widespread discussion, several media outlets approached Aunt Wu for interviews. Aunt Wu initially didn't know how to leverage public opinion and refused the interviews. However, when the reporters offered to pay her, and she learned that she would receive nearly a thousand yuan for the interview, Aunt Wu immediately became restless and accepted several interviews in a row. Although she was just a woman, she knew that appearing on television was a way to gain sympathy, so she cleverly sat down and started crying.

She cried as she said, "My husband had been seriously ill for a long time. Our family spent all our money and borrowed a lot of money for his treatment. The doctors said his condition was improving, but I never expected that the driver who caused the accident would kill my husband. My daughter and I have both seen the surveillance footage. After the first accident, he actually... he deliberately ran over him several times. I watched the car run right over him..."

At first, Aunt Wu actually had some genuine feelings. Although she always complained that her husband always said he was incredibly unlucky to have married her, Aunt Wu was still a traditional woman at heart. She always appeared sharp-tongued and mean in front of outsiders and her daughter, but she had indeed devoted her whole life to her husband.

This feeling was indeed very moving at first, talking about the pain of her husband's death and the gnashing of teeth of the driver who caused the accident, the hatred that even the other party's death could not make up for.

The incident later sparked heated discussions, and the driver's family members were all doxxed.

The crowd who saw Aunt Wu being interviewed were genuinely moved to tears: "After becoming a wife, she devoted her whole life to her husband. It's hard to find this kind of sincerity in relationships these days, where she stayed by her husband's side even when he was seriously ill."

Netizens commented: "How could this driver be so heartless as to run someone over to death? To be honest, even if he dies in a detention center, he deserves it!"

Past Events Gone with the Wind: The family background of the driver who caused the accident has been exposed. It is said that he worked as a driver for a wealthy family. After the accident, the wealthy family gave the driver's wife a large sum of money. I just want to ask the driver's wife, doesn't she feel any guilt after receiving this money? She can't even help the poor victim's family.

...

Online outcry erupted, and Aunt Wu used this opportunity to solicit donations. Because she was featured in several trending topics and a constant stream of reporters came to her, she realized that playing the victim was a very lucrative business.

She raised nearly 60,000 yuan in her first fundraising effort.

The second time, she received nearly 110,000 yuan because of an interview.

...

But as the interviews progressed, Aunt Wu could no longer cry when talking about her husband as she did in the first few times. Her mindset had changed. She was now trying to gain sympathy and play the victim. She would pinch herself to make herself cry, and the interviewers would cooperate with her. If she couldn't cry, they would help her put in eye drops. Later on, even some of the lines were written by the reporters.

Ye Zhiwei was eating melon seeds when she saw these dramatic lines and almost burst out laughing.

Aunt Wu, who had little education, was portrayed as the most pitiful and saintly character in the world. Ye Zhiwei not only scoffed at such comments herself, but also made Ye Yingying watch them with her.

Ye Zhiwei asked, "Do you still remember her?"

"I remember, the one who came to the Ye family's door before and you drove him away."

Ye Zhiwei clicked her tongue in amazement, “The internet is truly a magical place. Even someone like this in real life can be packaged as the most pitiful wife, the greatest mother, and the most easily bullied housewife.”

Ye Yingying nodded.

Ye Zhiwei then said seriously, "So you don't need to care about any comments about you online. You don't need to read any of those comments that don't know you and are just judging you based on one-sided views."

Ye Yingying then realized that Ye Zhiwei just wanted to comfort her about some of the negative messages she had read online. She immediately nodded obediently. Even though she was mentally strong enough to laugh as she read those malicious comments about herself to her manager, she still said, "Sister Zhiwei is right. I won't read their insults anymore."

"I might take a look at the compliments." As if remembering something, Ye Zhiwei said, "I'll help you get back at those who insult you. Remember to do well on your exams. Oh my god, you've already rested for twenty minutes! This is terrible, you should be studying now!"

Ye Zhiwei still harbors a grudge against the troll who previously insulted Ye Yingying by name and threatened to expose Ye Yingying's college entrance examination scores. She has become extremely ruthless in forcing Ye Yingying to study and has also bought a bunch of practice questions for her.

Ye Yingying: ...

After sending Ye Yingying to study, Ye Zhiwei turned off the video of Aunt Wu being interviewed on her phone.

Ye Zhiwei was prepared to put aside Aunt Wu's matter for the time being, but Aunt Wu was still not satisfied. After forcing the driver's wife to compromise and beg for forgiveness and give her a sum of money, Aunt Wu, who had tasted the sweetness of public opinion, set her sights on the Ye family.