"What? Aren't you an outsider to begin with? To pay off your gambling husband's debts, you secretly embezzled public funds from the Su Group's accounts, using our family's money to subsidize your gigolo husband. Is this what you call doing good for the Su family? Anyone can say nice things. I laughed."

Su's father: ?

Qiao Yun embezzled public funds?

Recently, several projects that Qiaoyun took over have been losing money. Qiaoyun said it was because business was bad, the economic environment was not good, and she had too little experience. He comforted Qiaoyun a few times and then didn't take it to heart.

But now, it turns out that Su Qiaoyun was embezzling public funds to support her gambling husband?!

Sigh, Su Qiaoyun seems quite shrewd, but in reality, she's just like her second brother—a hopeless romantic.

Su Xinglan: ...

Su Qiaoyun's husband was her bodyguard. He was injured while protecting her, and Su Qiaoyun was deeply attracted to him, quickly succumbing to his advances. She believed she had married for love, looking down on my parents and thinking their marriage was a business arrangement, based solely on profit and devoid of affection. She believed only she had married for true love. But little did she know, her gigolo husband had thoroughly researched her preferences beforehand, deliberately catering to her interests and sharing common topics with her.

[Oh, and by the way, her gigolo husband was injured while trying to protect her. Actually, that group of people were hired by him, just a show for Su Qiaoyun. There's a term in psychology called the suspension bridge effect, and the gigolo exploited this psychological trait. When Su Qiaoyun was in danger, her heartbeat quickened, making her more likely to develop feelings for him. Su Qiaoyun foolishly fell into his trap.]

[From the time she joined the Su Group as general manager until now, Su Qiaoyun has embezzled 200 million yuan of the company's assets!]