“I didn’t hurt you, I just want you to protect yourself. The world is very tough. You think everyone is good, but they don’t think the same way about you. Many people are thinking about how to gain the most benefits with the least amount of effort and take over other people’s territory with the least amount of weapons loss. I’m doing this for your own good, not because I hate you. I hope you understand that.”
Su Hanze was really trying to explain.
"You're overthinking things. If you can, I hope you understand one thing: if it's okay, it's okay. It doesn't matter to either of us, or to you. Shen Dingkun and I are completely innocent. If anyone dares to slander me, I will take action immediately. And right now, you're the one who's slandering me first."
Jiang Tian didn't seem afraid at all, nor was she afraid of the storm of public opinion.
Su Hanze didn't answer her, but turned to look at Shen Dingkun: "Is that what you think too? Do you also believe that the innocent will clear themselves? We're all businessmen, and we know very well how despicable those public relations tactics are. What happened between the two of you alone in a room? So-called speculation can be shut down by me first, but are you sure no one else saw you? Are you sure what good will happen if your wife finds out about this? You're putting on a brave face, it's quite funny."
Shen Dingkun's expression remained unchanged.
“I’m certain because her house has a full-house surveillance system, monitoring every corner in real time. The law will guarantee our innocence, and the data and videos will also guarantee it. As long as neither of us has any selfish motives, no one can harm us. Why do you blame the victim when someone uses such despicable methods to harm others? Do you think that’s right?”
Shen Dingkun and Jiang Tian were actually on the same side.
Su Hanze felt an inexplicable anger.
"Whole-house surveillance?"
"Yes, whole-house surveillance."
Very interesting.
Su Hanze was surprised that such a small place had surveillance cameras installed.
Looking at Jiang Tian, he couldn't help but ask, "Was it Wei Su who told you to put this on?"
"So what if it is? You're too concerned about other people's business. That's not your problem. You should focus on your own issues, or you should go on blind dates and find a suitable wife to take care of you, instead of constantly looking back. Being ridiculed by people you once looked down on will only make you look ridiculous."
Su Hanze didn't say anything more. He was about to leave when someone he didn't expect appeared in front of them.
Upon seeing Jiang Xiuyu, all three of them had very unpleasant expressions.
Jiang Xiuyu's eyes were filled with exhaustion. She looked at her son and former daughter-in-law, then at Shen Dingkun. Without exchanging many pleasantries, she simply said, "The children are still sleeping. Let's find another place to chat. I'll have the bodyguards watch over them here. We need some private space to talk properly."
In the coffee shop, Su Hanze asked Jiang Xiuyu, "Why are you here?"
He never expected his mother to appear.
Jiang Xiuyu had no intention of showing up.
She has always had an extraordinary sense of trust in her son.
She believes her son can solve all problems, and he is her pride.
Others say that her son has a terrible temper and is cold and unapproachable to everyone, but Jiang Xiuyu knows that it is because of the arguments she and her husband had when he was young, which traumatized her son's childhood.
He preferred to arm himself with indifference and punish his parents by not speaking to others.
Ultimately, it must be their fault.
The environment in which a child lives is determined by the parents.
She and the child's father are always at odds, always thinking of herself and paying the price for her emotions.
One second a fierce argument broke out, the next second they realized they were wrong, but stubbornly refused to make up.
Previously, Jiang Xiuyu thought she and her husband had hurt each other the most. Now it seems the harm done to their child was exponentially greater.
Moreover, the husband was at fault, but the child was not, yet the child suffered far more serious consequences.
Their children are now unconsciously replicating the failure of their marriage because of its unhappiness, and Jiang Xiuyu feels a pang of heartache.
As parents, who wouldn't want their child to have the happiest life?
Jiang Xiuyu knew that her child's happiness was now difficult to achieve, but she still wanted to try her best.
"You two are already divorced, right? A while ago, I had the housekeeper call you and ask you to explain things clearly. The housekeeper didn't say anything, and neither of you wanted to say anything more. So I had to find clues myself, and I didn't expect to find this community."
"I didn't want to come today, but after arguing with your father, I suddenly had the idea to see what your wife was up to. I didn't expect to run into you here. Are you harassing Jiang Tian now?"
Jiang Xiuyu no longer treats Jiang Tian as a mother-in-law, and instead stops siding with her son.
In fact, her heart was filled with bitterness.
She knew better than anyone that her son had the exact same personality as her.
That's how she was when she was young; she only felt resentful after losing something and wanted to get it back.
Humans are never satisfied. If they were truly content and satisfied with modest wealth, things might not have turned out this way.
It's no use talking about this now; she's here to clean up the mess for her son.
Su Hanze did not deny it, but nodded: "Yes, I am still bothering her, I can't let go. I came to see her to talk and see if there is any way to salvage the relationship. Our relationship has not reached the end yet, and neither of us can give up easily."
It takes a hundred years of cultivation to share a boat ride.
He didn't think that he and Jiang Tian had suddenly reached the point of no return.
Jiang Xiuyu looked at her son, who was bursting with confidence, and then at Jiang Tian, whose expression remained calm, and sighed inwardly.
How can they look so alike? It really is her child, right?
Jiang Xiuyu smiled at Jiang Tian: "I'm sorry, you must be laughing at me. I never thought that one day I would have to apologize for my son at this age. He's already over 30, and I still have to apologize for him. It's so ironic."
"Mom, don't say that. We should bear these problems ourselves. You did nothing wrong."
Su Hanze quickly picked up where his mother left off.
Jiang Tian nodded in agreement: "Yes, Auntie, don't say that. You shouldn't have to bear the consequences of his mistakes. He's an adult and should be responsible for his own choices."
Jiang Xiuyu became extremely perceptive at this moment.
In fact, she had no ill feelings towards this daughter-in-law. Among so many abnormal people, Jiang Tian was already considered very reasonable.
Even if her family is poor, the most important thing is that she can live a good life with her child and let her child enjoy the warmth of life.
In fact, Jiang Xiuyu clearly heard the hint of dissatisfaction in Jiang Tian's tone.
Despite Su Hanze's powerful background and handsome appearance, Jiang Tian still felt disgusted by him, and Jiang Xiuyu felt somewhat ashamed.
"sorry."
She said to Jiang Tian.
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