Chang Yue squatted down in front of Fei Han, his expression very sincere and earnest, his words full of affection between them and his innocence.

Fei Han recalled their past interactions and realized that it was because Chang Yue had been so good to him that he had no defenses against the person Chang Yue had given him.

At that time, Fei Han was ambushed by Chang Yue's men and almost died in the snow. In addition, Su Hui said that he had become an elder, which made it clear that Chang Yue was plotting against him.

But he said he had no idea what had happened...

Fei Han kept recalling the events of this period of time.

When he returned, he didn't see the people who had attacked him before. Chang Yue also seemed to know nothing about it. Could it be that he was really innocent? Was he not the one who instructed those people to plot against him, and he was just taking the blame?

Chang Yue sighed: "I know that whatever I say now is only one side of the story, and those who knew about it at that time have all disappeared, so there is no way to prove my innocence. But time will tell, Fei Han, you will understand."

After he finished speaking, he placed the schedule for the first round of matches on the table and left quietly.

Yu Wanwan and Mo Zhou, who had witnessed the whole thing from the stairs, came out and sat down next to Fei Han.

Yu Wanwan asked, "Feihan, is what he just said true?"

If he really did nothing wrong and did his best to help Fei Han, but was misunderstood for so long, then it's really pitiful.

Fei Han shook her head: "I don't know."

He was also very confused.

Chang Yue spoke with genuine sincerity, as if everything was unrelated to him. If those words were true, then the betrayal he perceived didn't exist at all, and Chang Yue was still the brother who cared for and looked after him.

Yu Wanwan looked at Mo Zhou: "Mo Zhou, what do you think?"

Mo Zhou smiled and said, "I don't know exactly what happened, but I want to tell you that you can know a person's face but not their heart. You have to rely on evidence in everything you do, and don't be fooled by a few words from others."

Fei Han pursed her lips: "But Chang Yue doesn't seem to be lying to me..."

Yu Wanwan also said, "I think so too."

They had already believed seven or eight parts of what Chang Yue said. Mo Zhou couldn't help but roll his eyes, putting his hands on his hips and looking at the idiot and the little fool in front of him.

Fei Han is a bit dim-witted and lacks common sense, while Wan Wan is innocent, naive, and kind-hearted. Both of them are easily deceived. Luckily, he came along this time, otherwise they would have been sold out and would have had to help count the money.