"Sister Han, please talk to him properly. Don't let this ruin the harmony in the family."

He Ruixue discovered that she had great potential as a green tea girl.

"You don't understand. Ever since Han Shuyan came back, my mom and him have been arguing every two days. My aunt is not a pushover. She keeps saying she looks down on poor relatives."

Han Fuqing rubbed his forehead and said in frustration, "Now that my aunt is here, my mother goes back to her parents' home, saying that out of sight, out of mind. We were almost broken up by her.

She's still not satisfied and insisted that my dad arrange for Han Shuyan to work in the Propaganda Department, without even considering what kind of person her son is."

"Sister Han, I heard that she had offended someone in the past, and even Han Shuyan's father's work was affected, is that right?"

"No, it's not that she offended anyone. It's her own words that are inappropriate. She dares to say anything."

This is what Han Fuqing was worried about. Han Shuyan's past was like a sharp sword that could stab her at any time.

It's the kind that causes large-scale damage.

Her father has had rivals over the years. If they were to use this to create trouble...

She was upset and decided to take drastic measures. "I think our family will be reported sooner or later. Since we are already on the edge of a knife, why not do it myself? At least I can control what the letter says."

He Ruixue widened her eyes and said, "You are such a filial daughter for reporting your own family members."

But on second thought, her approach made sense. If she exposed the bomb earlier, it would be Han Shuyan's family that would be directly impacted.

It is better to remove the root cause of the problem while their contact is still young. Wait until he makes more and more mistakes, and the secretary and his family are increasingly involved, and the disease has penetrated deep into his bones, then it will be a real disaster.

The more Han Fuqing thought about it, the more he felt that this idea was brilliant and that he was truly a genius!

She pulled out a blank piece of letter paper without any markings, held the pen in her left hand, and began to write crookedly.