Ning Shen stared at Ning Gui, his eyes were deep and bottomless, and he wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes with his cool fingers, "Is it because brother loves you too much that you are so presumptuous? Hmm?"

Feeling the familiar dangerous gaze, Ning Gui shook his head vigorously, backed away continuously, and tried to escape by touching the car door, "No, no, brother, listen to my explanation!"

Ning Shen approached her with a gloomy face, chuckled softly, and his fingers fell on her slender neck.

Ning Gui was horrified.

Seeing Ning Shen approaching, she subconsciously hugged Ning Shen's waist to stop him, "Brother, brother, I was wrong."

Ning Shen's body stiffened slightly when Ning Gui hugged him.

"Brother, let's go home, okay?"

The girl's voice was soft, and her deer eyes, looking up at him, were moist and clear, with a hint of pleading in them.

Ning Shen stared at her for a long time and sneered, "Are you scared now?"

Ning Gui lowered his head timidly and didn't dare to speak, but he held Ning Shen tightly for fear that he would do something wrong.

Ning Shen's eyes were deep and stubborn, like a devil. "Your mother killed my mother to become Madam Ning. I can not kill her, but the premise is that you be a good sister and listen to your brother. Do you understand?"

Ning Gui vaguely recalled the night four years ago when the twenty-one-year-old Ning Shen returned from studying abroad, undermined the Ning family's power, and sent him to a sanatorium.

The entire Ning family was in dead silence. She opened doors one by one to look for her mother, Mrs. Ning, and finally heard her screams on the third floor.

She pushed open the door and saw Mrs. Ning, whose body was covered with bruises from being torn apart by several Tibetan mastiffs.

Ning Shen was sitting on the leather sofa, holding a Swiss Army knife that shone with a cold light in his hand, slowly peeling an apple and watching with relish as Madam Ning escaped hastily from the fierce dog.

She was so frightened that tears streamed down her face and she rushed over to save Madam Ning.

Ning Shen clapped his hands, and the Tibetan Mastiffs were taken away by the bodyguards behind him.

She kept begging Ning Shen to let her mother go.

Her mother was the first love of the head of the Ning family. The head of the Ning family and Ning Shen's mother had a business marriage. Because of the disparity in their family backgrounds, the two became strangers and married separately.

But later her mother divorced and the head of the Ning family became a widower. Not long after, the two rekindled their old love and reunited their family.

At that time, Ning Shen walked up to her, slid his dagger across her face to wipe away her tears, and suddenly laughed as if he thought of something interesting, "Okay."

He promised her and let her mother go.

But she became his obedient and well-behaved sister, like a puppet, and everything was controlled by him.

Although she is called a sister, she is more like an exquisite doll that belongs entirely to him.

And he seemed to enjoy the feeling of having complete control over another person.

Later, his control over her became stronger and stronger, and anyone who approached her would be threatened to varying degrees.

Xiao Family Garden.

Gu Yang was stunned after hearing Feng Jue's words, "You were at the scene?"

Feng Jue nodded.

Gu Yang thought of what Tong Wan had told her, that the original wife of the head of the Ning family died about fifteen years ago, and Feng Jue was only three or four years old at that time.

When I was three or four years old, I just started to remember things.

And Feng Jue is a special warrior, and his memory is beyond ordinary people.

Of course, seeing Ning Shen kill his mother is such an exciting thing that it would leave an indelible shadow on even ordinary people and it would be difficult to forget.

Gu Yang always thought Feng Jue was an orphan, and all his childhood memories came from Yunqi Orphanage.

He never mentioned anything about his background, and Gu Yang never asked. After all, most of the children who grew up in an orphanage were abandoned and didn't have a good past.

Now after hearing what Feng Jue said, she realized that it might not be as simple as she thought.

(End of this chapter)