Chapter 367 The Three Little Ones' Assistance

In addition, Wen Zhengning has always been concerned about his reputation and has always been humble and polite to his elders, so his juniors dare not be disrespectful in front of the old lady.

Startled by the stern rebuke, Wen Xiaoxiao froze on the spot, her words caught in her throat.

Wen Zhengning gave Wen Xiaoxiao a cold look, turned around and walked forward, helped the old lady to a seat, and then instructed the servants to make tea. Only then did she slowly speak: "Aunt, Xiaoxiao is young and doesn't understand things. Please don't be angry with her. No one wants to drive Wan Ge away. I will tell you the details later."

The old lady beckoned Kong Wange to stand next to her, held her hand tightly, and said coldly, "You don't need to tell me. I already found out about the uproar online on the way back. Wange did nothing wrong, and she didn't lie!"

After saying that, the old lady said to Wen Luoyun, "Yun'er, it's your turn to speak next."

Wen Luoyun glanced at the crowd gathered in the hall, then stepped forward: "Uncle, it's like this, Cousin Wan Ge did not lie. Murong Ting rushed into the fire to save her. I guess she was also confused. Everyone was probably busy just now and didn't have time to check their phones, so they didn't know that Murong Ting went into the fire not to save Sister Kong, but because... he saved the wrong person."

As soon as he finished speaking, everyone froze.

Even Kong Wange herself didn't realize that she had saved the wrong person?

She didn't think she had any connection with Wen Luoyun at all, so why was she lying and speaking up for her?

Could it be that her grandmother forced her to say that?

Kong Wange secretly went to see the old lady, only to find that the old lady had a dignified expression and showed no sign of guilt.

Wen Luoyun didn't keep them in suspense any longer and directly took out her phone and showed it to everyone: "Everyone can take out their phones and look at the top trending topic on Weibo."

The group looked at each other, and after a while, they all took out their phones and lowered their heads.

The scene was truly comical, but what was even more comical were their expressions after watching it—

The top trending topic on Weibo was #FirefightingHeroesAndWideNoodleGirl#.

After clicking in, I found that everyone was discussing the fire at the Imperial Palace.

However, for some reason, many marketing accounts are saying that the firefighter is not a real hero, and that the person he wanted to save was not someone trapped in the fire, but a woman nicknamed "Wide Noodle Girl".

He actually saved the wrong person.

Then came a story dug up by some marketing account, claiming that this wide-noodle girl was the white moonlight of the firefighter hero, because he had never forgotten her since he ate a bowl of noodles she made.

In addition to the text, someone also released a video of the fire scene, in which several chaotic voices kept shouting: "Quickly save people! Someone from the Wen family is trapped in the pharmaceutical room!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a long-legged black figure rushed into the fire.

In just over ten minutes, the comments under these Weibo posts that broke the news had exceeded ten thousand.

[This is outrageous. Even screenwriters wouldn't dare write something like this. Surely no one would actually believe it. I suggest the editor quickly find a factory to tighten screws instead of trying to sensationalize things.]

[According to the editor, this firefighter wasn't knocked unconscious by the falling debris, but rather fainted from anger after realizing he'd rescued the wrong person?]

[Unfollow. You've got no bottom line when it comes to traffic, spreading rumors with no cost, huh? Firefighters who put out fires must not be disrespected!]

[Seriously, didn't anyone notice that the firefighter rushing in the video was Murong Ting? The news has been circulating for so long, and he hasn't come out to deny it. Could it really be true?]

This comment quickly rose to the top of the trending comments, with numerous replies following:

If it's him, it doesn't seem so outrageous. We don't understand the world of playboys. Wasn't there a rumor last time that he divorced his ex-wife and was dating a young model?

[Poor ex-wife, she was just a substitute, she really knows how to seduce...]

[...]

The comments section was filled with messages, ranging from outrageous to people actually accepting the fact.

The people in the main hall put away their phones, their expressions varying, finally understanding Wen Luoyun's meaning—

So, Murong Ting rushed into the fire to save people because he mistook someone else for someone else?

It sounds absurd, but... it makes some sense!

They already found it strange that Murong Ting, such a playboy, was forced to marry Kong Wange back then and didn't even attend the wedding. Why would he risk his life for Kong Wange, an orphan girl who came back from the countryside?

He just didn't know who that "wide-noodle girl" was, that he cared so much about her.

Throughout the hall, Kong Wange discreetly observed everyone's reactions while holding her phone, her heart filled with indescribable emotions...

Such childish and outrageous copywriting—if it weren't for the three children's attention, she really couldn't have come up with a fourth person for it.

How could people believe something so absurd, judging from their reactions?

What kind of IQ is that?

Kong Wange lowered her eyes and remained silent, trying hard not to laugh, her hands trembling with laughter.

The old lady mistakenly thought that she was upset and trembling with anger after reading it. She felt sorry for her and kept comforting her, saying, "Wange, you are my granddaughter, the apple of the Wen family's eye. That bastard Murong Ting treats you like... In short, he has no taste! Divorcing him is the right thing to do. Your grandmother will find you someone better in the future, okay?"

The old lady's words warmed Kong Wange's heart. She nodded, no longer holding back, and took the opportunity to smile: "I know, Grandma, Murong Ting... I've already let go of him."

She could tell that her grandmother truly cared for her. She didn't want to lie to her grandmother, but she had no other choice but to wait until things were settled before telling her grandmother the truth.

Kong Wange's smile took on a different meaning in the eyes of everyone, who assumed it was a forced smile.

Not far away, Wen Zirou coughed lightly and said, "Wange, if that's the case, you should have explained it to us earlier, otherwise your uncle and I wouldn't have misunderstood you."

Kong Wange lowered her eyebrows: "Being a stand-in isn't something to be proud of. How could I, a girl, bring it up? Aunt, I have my pride too."

Wen Luoyun looked at Kong Wange with a pained expression: "My cousin is right. Everyone should stop making things difficult for her. She is the victim in this matter."

As she spoke, she walked over and took Kong Wange's arm: "Cousin, you can stay in the Wen family in peace from now on. If anything happens, just tell me. I'm quite familiar with Brother Ting... uh... Murong Ting. When I see him, I will definitely help you get justice and teach him a good lesson."

There was nothing wrong with what was said; in fact, it was quite appropriate. But Kong Wange found it inexplicably awkward.

Is she familiar with Murong Ting?

How come she didn't know about this?

While her mind raced with thoughts, Kong Wange remained outwardly composed, feigning genuine emotion as she said, "Then thank you, Cousin Luo Yun."

"We're sisters, it's only right," Wen Luoyun said with a considerate smile.

This scene of sisterly affection was utterly jarring to Wen Xiaoxiao.