Hearing this, Old Wei's heart tightened, his breath tense. He didn't understand An Ran's purpose. Today, she heard that Cao Kun had died, and now she was in her own home. What on earth was she doing? Her husband was dead, and instead of being busy investigating the cause of his death, she was showing up here. What was she doing?
I couldn't see anything, nor could I figure out what she was thinking. I could only nod and say, "Okay, feel free to use the phone. I'll cooperate if I can."
Yu Minhua beside him was very smart and said, "Old Wei, you and Comrade An, you guys talk about things, I'll go see Fengcong." After that, he disappeared from An Ran's sight and returned to Wei Fengcong's room.
But she didn't immediately take the smelly sock out of Wei Fengcong's mouth. She was afraid of leading An Ran in and letting her see something. That woman was very shrewd. If she discovered something and told Old Wei, whether he believed it or not, he would be suspicious.
An Ran didn't pay much attention to Yu Minhua, only sneered inwardly. Then, she picked up the phone and checked it again. After checking the living room again, she nodded to Cao Mo.
Cao Mo picked up the phone, took out the note, opened it, and started dialing. After quickly explaining the situation to the other party, the other party was obviously half-believing and half-doubting. The part that believed was only believed after hearing Cao Kun's name.
The disbelief stemmed from a lack of trust in Cao Mo. After all, the name Cao Mo had invented was one the other party had never heard of. The guy was quite lazy, casually saying his name was Liu Er, someone Cao Kun had saved. He'd gotten involved in this to repay Cao Kun's life-saving grace. He also said he felt sorry for An Ran, who had lost her husband, and so he and An Ran came to Wei's home to call him.
After hearing An Ran and Liu Er say that they were at Wei Lao's home at the institute, the other party finally believed 90% of what they said and asked him to give the phone to Wei Lao. When Wei Lao heard that they didn't talk about their eldest son, he was relieved and took the phone to talk to the other party.
The other party asked about the matter again, and Mr. Wei replied that it was true. He also said that An Ran was right beside him and had been crying for a long time. He hoped that a leader would come and seek justice for An Ran and his wife and Comrade Tang Lin.
An Ran, who was beside him, listened to the whole story and her eyes twitched. This old fox is really a master at acting! The Oscar statuette must belong to him!
After the call, An Ran said, "Thank you for your cooperation, Mr. Wei. We won't bother you any more and will go back first."
Old Wei tried to persuade him to stay, saying, "My son, you're too polite. I, an old man, should be thanking you. You and Comrade Liu, stay and have dinner, then go back."
An Ran waved her hand and said, "Thank you, Mr. Wei. We came here after dinner and will go back first."
After Elder Wei escorted the man to the door, An Ran looked at him and said, "Elder Wei, I can't hold back my words. I have something to remind you of, so please don't be upset. If you think I'm being rude, just pretend I didn't say it.
There are some things, some words, or some people that I hope Old Wei can observe and judge with his heart and eyes, and not be blinded by some things. The younger generation will go back, and you should stay too. "After saying this, he no longer looked at Old Wei and turned around and strode away.
She did it on purpose. Anyone who dared to set their sights on her would have no chance of getting away with it, no matter who it was. If the open approach didn't work, she would resort to covert tactics, hoping to make a big deal out of a small matter. There was no way to get through to her, let alone a door or even a window.
Whispered to Cao Mo beside him, "Take a few turns before going home. I have things to do. Tell your brother I'll be back later, so he doesn't need to worry."
Cao Mo nodded without asking any questions. He knew An Ran was very capable. If he helped her, he might even get her into trouble.
After seeing him leave, An Ran turned into the alley, slipped into the space, and teleported back to the Wei family. Seeing Wei Lao still deep in thought at the door, she felt funny and didn't look at him any more.
The mobile space drifted into Wei Fengcong's room and saw Yu Minhua lying on the door, listening to the noise outside. And Wei Fengcong was lying on the bed with a smelly sock stuffed in his mouth.
She took out her camera and took a few photos of Wei Fengcong on the bed. She also took a few photos of Yu Minhua by the door. Hearing footsteps outside, Yu Minhua quickly came to the bed and took the sock out of Wei Fengcong's mouth. The whole process was captured by Anran.
Then I heard Yu Minhua whispering a threat: "Wei Fengcong, you'd better behave yourself and don't think about saying anything to your dad. You're a homeless dog now and still need me to take care of you. Do you think your dad and I will believe what you say? The more you say, the more he hates you. If you don't want to be kicked out of the house and live on the streets like a dog, then you better behave yourself."
Wei Fengcong, lying on the bed, glared at Yu Minhua with gritted teeth, hating himself for not killing her sooner. He hated An Ran, the one who had crippled him, even more. Why didn't she just beat him to death instead of letting him be tortured by this bitch?
An Ran, in the space, teleported away after hearing Yu Minhua's words. She returned to her home, but didn't immediately leave. Instead, she developed the photos. Planting seeds wasn't enough; these photos would make things more interesting. She wanted Cao Mo to have someone deliver them to the Wei family. Making them feel uneasy would vent her hatred.
After developing the photos, he checked to make sure no one was outside, then slipped out of the space. He walked a few steps to the door, pushed it open, and closed it behind him. He returned to the house and saw that the two brothers were still awake, so he went to their bedside.
He took out a photo, threw it to Cao Mo, and said, "Tomorrow, I will give you money. Take the money and find a child on the street. Buy the child some food and give the child fifty cents. Ask the child to take the photo to the research institute and give it to Old Man Wei." He took out another envelope and threw it to Cao Mo.
He continued, "Put the photo in the envelope. Remember my words, make sure the child hands the photo to Mr. Wei."
The two brothers looked at the photo, and Cao Kun asked, "Ranran, what do you mean?"
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