Sir, How About A Marriage? Chapter 779

Chapter 779: Evidence
Song Ning reached to hug Director Wang. She gently patted Director Wang’s back as she said softly, “It’s not your fault, it’s not your fault.”
Song Ning did not dare to ask about what happened to Gao Xue at this moment.
When Director Wang stopped crying, she continued to say, “I muddled through every day after that. Gao Xue accompanied me every day, afraid that I would have an accident. The two of us spent many days crying and hugging.”
“Gao Xue blamed herself for asking her sister to go out that day, telling her sister not to ruin everyone’s mood. She felt that she had harmed her sister. Both of us spent our days blaming ourselves.”
“One day, Gao Xue left and left a letter behind. In the letter, she told me to stay strong for the sake of my husband and daughter. She said she wanted to seek revenge for her sister and father. She wanted those who harmed her sister to be severely punished. She told me to take good care of myself…”
“Why didn’t you call the police?” Song Ning asked even though she knew there were many matters that the police could not solve.
As expected, Director Wang smiled bitterly and said, “What’s the use of calling the police? If the police were involved, Gao Bing’s matter would be exposed. Even if she died, she would not be at peace if that happened. I didn’t consider reporting this matter because I don’t want my family to be hurt again. Gao Xue and I had the same thought. We would use our own means to seek revenge. The deaths of our family members could not be in vain.”
Director Wang straightened her back, and her voice turned frosty as she said, “Gao Xue left, and I knew she would not let this matter rest. I would not let this matter rest as well. However, I really had no clue about what happened that day. I knew nothing about Yin Zheng and Yin Jia’s circle of friends.”
“Meanwhile, the Yin family was good to me. In the beginning, I was grateful. I thought at least, I still had people who cared about me. However, I slowly realized that things weren’t as simple as I thought they were…”
“Yin Jian’s parents, Yin Yang and Kang Ru, and Yin Zheng’s parents, Yin Bin and Guan Ning, were not really taking care of me. They were monitoring me. They took care of me not because they cared about me or because they were worried I would take my life, following in my daughter and husband’s footsteps. I finally realized they were afraid I would go to the police or cause a ruckus. After all, at that time, Yin Zheng and Yin Jia’s public images were quite good even if everyone in the inner circle knew otherwise. The Yin family paid attention to maintaining those two bast*rds’ image since they were the heirs of the Yin family.”
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Director Wang sneered and continued to say, “I was a fool. Although my daughter died, I couldn’t bring myself to trouble them due to their care.”
“After Gao Xue ran away, Old Madam Yin even invited me to stay with the Yin family. I knew once I entered the Yin family, it’d be difficult for me to escape even if I had wings. Under such circumstances, I saw their true colors. I secretly found Gao Xue’s former tutor, and we worked together to pretend that Gao Xue had already left the country. I was afraid they would harm Gao Xue, after all. To avoid being discovered, I stopped looking for Gao Xue. I knew it was the only way for me to guarantee Gao Xue’s safety.”