Although General Zhou didn't mind Yu Xiaohan living at home, Yu Xiaohan couldn't help but understand the truth. Although the Zhou family was nice, it wasn't a place Yu Xiaohan should live in for long.
Yu Xiaohan moved to a residential area less than ten kilometers away from General Zhou's home.
The community is called "Xingfu Community". It has high-rise residential buildings and villas, and the environment is quiet and suitable for living.
Yu Xiaohan bought two adjacent villas in Xingfu Community, one for himself and one for Yu Meiru.
Fearing a comeback, Zhou Yuanyuan persuaded Zhao Qingshan and his family to move into the Xingfu Community. She also set up a protective formation at both Yu Xiaohan's and Zhao Qingshan's homes, just in case something happened and it would be triggered, allowing Zhou Yuanyuan to react quickly.
For a time, the years were peaceful.
During this period, the Wen family had a hard time.
Over the past month, the Wen family has been in trouble again, and the cause of the incident is still Wen Yulong.
Wen Yulong is a stubborn person. He hates messy environments the most.
On his first day as secretary of Chaoyang Middle School, Wen Yulong was stunned by the sight of students doing morning exercises. The sight of students in red, blue, yellow, green, purple, cyan, and white, scattered across the playground in a dazzling array of colors, was so eye-watering.
The next day, Wen Yulong issued an order through Wu Youwei, requiring all students in the school to wear school uniforms during school hours.
Wen Yulong's order caused complaints from parents, but no matter how much they complained, parents couldn't stop their children from going to school just because they had no money to buy school uniforms, right?
Every morning, Wen Yulong feels a sense of accomplishment when he sees students wearing uniform school uniforms and doing morning exercises in unison with high energy.
But Wen Yulong's good mood didn't last for a few days before he was reported.
Someone wrote an anonymous letter of complaint and sent it to the Chaoyang District Education Bureau. The letter said that the reason why Wen Yulong required more than a thousand students in Chaoyang Middle School to buy school uniforms was because Wen Yulong accepted bribes from the school uniform supplier.
What? Asking parents to "bleed" for their own personal gain? Such a loophole cannot be opened! This is the true feeling of Yu Jianqiu, Director of the Chaoyang District Education Bureau.
The anonymous letter was addressed to the director of the Chaoyang District Education Bureau.
When Yu Jianqiu saw the letter stating that Wen Yulong had accepted bribes, his first reaction was that it was impossible. Yu Jianqiu didn't know Wen Yulong personally, but he was familiar with his brother, Wen Yulun. When Wen Yulun was director of the Chaoyang District Education Bureau, Yu Jianqiu had been one of Wen Yulun's three deputy directors.
The Wen family is one of the old and established families in Kyoto City. For a family like this, how could they be short of money if a single hair plucked out of them is thicker than Yu Jianqiu's leg?
Moreover, in Yu Jianqiu's mind, Wen Yulun was not only a capable superior, but also a graceful young man from a noble family. Brothers' personalities couldn't differ greatly, so how could Wen Yulun commit such a "knowingly breaking the law" for a small favor from a supplier?
Although Yu Jianqiu did not believe it, he could not ignore the report. He set up an investigation team to find out the truth of the incident and clear Wen Yulong's name.
As the investigation deepened, Yu Jianqiu was dumbfounded.
It was true that the supplier bribed Wen Yulong. However, the money was not given to Wen Yulong, but to his wife Wu Xiuli.
This gave Yu Jianqiu a headache. He had believed Wen Yulong wouldn't do such a foolish thing, so he had opened the investigation to the public. Now that things had developed to this point, even if Yu Jianqiu wanted to cover it up, he couldn't.
After this incident broke, the Wen family was once again thrust into the spotlight. Wen Yulong's previous scandals were brought up again. Throughout the aristocratic circles of Kyoto City, the joke was circulating that Wen Yulong had married a "spendthrift woman."
Although Wen Yiran was so angry at his stupid son Wen Yulong that his blood vessels almost burst again, he couldn't just watch Wen Yulong be stigmatized for "bribery."
After multiple investigations, the truth finally came to light.
This anonymous letter was written by Wu Youwei, the former principal of Chaoyang Middle School.
Wen Yulong's bribery was a trap set by Wu Youwei. Wu Youwei, a man of talent, was furious at Wen Yulong's indifference to him and, after much deliberation, decided to contact Lao Bai, the supplier of Chaoyang Middle School.
Wu Youwei told Lao Bai that Wen Yulong said that he promoted Lao Bai's school uniform throughout the school. Even if he had no credit, he had worked hard. If Lao Bai still wanted to cooperate with their Chaoyang Middle School in the next semester, he should "show his appreciation".
Wu Youwei also specifically "instructed" Lao Bai that the benefits of this "expression" should not be handed over to Wen Yulong, but to Wen Yulong's wife Wu Xiuli.
Lao Bai didn't know that Wu Youwei had been transferred from Chaoyang Middle School, and he thought that Wu Youwei was really conveying Wen Yulong's intention to him.
After careful consideration, Lao Bai gritted his teeth and gave Wu Xiu Li two thousand yuan.
Wu Xiuli, blinded by money, accepted the "reward" Lao Bai gave her as a thank you for his help without even asking Wen Yulong. Later, when Wen Yulong never mentioned Lao Bai, Wu Xiuli, though somewhat suspicious of Lao Bai's intentions, was reluctant to return the money.
After the matter was investigated, the instigator Wu Youwei received the punishment he deserved: he was dismissed from his public office.
It is a fact that Wu Xiuli accepted Lao Bai's money. This time, Wu Xiuli not only has to return Lao Bai's money, but also has to go to jail for three months.
Go to jail? Wu Xiuli accepted it. Pay back the money? Wu Xiuli said she had no money.
Wen Yiran was so angry that he had to pay for Wen Yulong's loss out of his own pocket.
Wen Yiran called Wen Yulong back home and scolded him for over an hour. Finally, Wen Yiran ordered Wen Yulong not to interfere in any affairs of Chaoyang Middle School anymore. All Chaoyang Middle School matters, no matter how big or small, would be handled by Principal Xiao. Wen Yulong would just be a secretary who would eat and wait for retirement.
Anyway, when Wen Yiran found this position for Wen Yulong, it was not because he wanted Wen Yulong to build a career, but because he wanted him to be quiet and cause less trouble for his family.
After this incident, Wu Xiuli became a laughing stock among the wealthy women of Kyoto. The wealthy women who had previously been on good terms with Wu Xiuli were all scrambling to distance themselves from her, fearing she might lose her composure and betray them. After all, Wu Xiuli's "fairy lady" sister hadn't been seen in Kyoto for years, so they didn't have much to ask of her.
This time, Wen Yiran didn't mention the idea of Wen Yulong and Wu Xiuli getting a divorce. He knew that after this incident, Wen Yulong's career was effectively over. No leader would re-employ a "fool" like Wen Yulong.
Wen Yiran was heartbroken when he thought about the effort he had put into Wen Yulong over the years. Fortunately, Wen Yuxiang's transfer back to Kyoto City went smoothly, which finally brought Wen Yiran some comfort.
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