Chapter 2261: Yun Chutian’s Return (25)

Translator: DRZ Editor: Rock

“Mother, rest assured that I won’t let those who harmed Chutian to continue living.” A trace of killing intent streak across Yun Nianfeng’s eyes.

Ten years ago, Chutian was merely a five-year-old child. Can you imagine the despair that a five-year-old child experienced when she was bound to the stake to be burned to death? Moreover, those people did not even investigate and had determined her crimes! He could never ever forgive those that had harmed her.

The moment he heard what they said, Ouyang Xun went soft and collapsed on the ground while his eyes were filled with despair.

He knew that he was doomed!

“You.. you’re Yun Nianfeng’s mother?” Wang Haotian foolishly looked at Yun Luofeng. His gaze contained mixed feelings, regret, and fury. Of course, his fury was directed towards Wang Xuelian.

Yun Luofeng quirked her brow as she looked at Wang Haotian. “Who are you?”

When Yun Nianfeng heard his mother’s question, he stood up and said, “Mother, that guy wanted to poison Chutian but I saw through his plans. Ultimately, we dragged Ouyang Yue here to fulfill his wish.”

Poison? Yun Luofeng narrowed her eyes as she radiated killing intent.

“I…” Wang Haotian felt extremely regretful. “I know my mistakes and I am willing to accept any punishment you have for me. However, my initial intentions were for the good of Miss Chutian and now that I’ve seen how you care for her, I can be at ease.”

An astringent smile curled on Wang Haotian’s lips as his eyes swept to Wang Xuelian. “She was the one who told me that she knew of a friend whose parents had been killed by you. In addition, you had stolen their assets. However, now that I know your identity, I understood that you’re someone who would disdain to do so.”

The joke was that he had believed Wang Xuelian and committed such a huge mistake.

Yun Luofeng’s slowly looked toward Wang Xuelian who hid behind the crowd and a cold glint flashed through her eyes. “What’s her name?” Wang Haotian replied. “Wang Xuelian.”

“Wang Xuelian?” Yun Luofeng sneered and said, “I think it’s Yun Xuelian instead.”

When Wang Xuelian heard of her name, she became even more flustered. How could this be? How could she possibly recognize me?

Yun Xuelian?

Everyone was in a daze as she turned towards Wang Xuelian who had a flustered expression.

“Yun Xuelian? The daughter of Yun Tianqi and Li Cuicui that traitorous couple?” Yun Chutian immediately jumped out and said with fury, “I didn’t expect that you would also arrive in this Continent from Huaxia! You even dared to slander my mother. When has my mother ever seized your family assets? It was your parents who caused the death of my mother’s parents in Huaxia and even stolen their assets. Not only that, they even kicked my mother out of the family! However, right now, you dared to twist the facts?”

The other people who did not understand what Yun Chutian said and inferred something from their conversation.

So it turns out that Yun Xuelian was not Wang Xuelian?

Wang Haotian looked at Yun Xuelian in shock and his gaze was filled with astonishment. “I should’ve guessed it. My sister was such an obedient girl so how could she possibly change so much? The joke was that I had never once suspected you weren’t my sister…”

So that was the truth. In that case, everything became clear. He was only worried whether his father could bear the shock when he knew of that.

“Wait, this is wrong.” Wang Xuelian desperately shook her head as her complexion was deathly pale. “The situation shouldn’t be like this. I transmigrated from another world and as it’s depicted in those stories, I should be the lead character. Since I’m the lead, then everything should work out for me. Moreover, in those novels, those people who are engaged to each other before they were born should be stepping stones for the lead!”

However, why did things change when it came to her?

“Originally if you hadn’t been so stupid and continued to live well in Huaxia, perhaps you could have kept your life. But since you’re courting death, then don’t blame me for that.”