Chapter 844: Yao Jing, You’re Really Despicable
Mother Yang’s calm expression turned dark immediately. Even her voice carried a tinge of anger. “Yao Jing, you have no evidence but you speak so firmly. When you made a mistake in junior high, I thought that you were young and immature then. Yet, you’re still like this even though you’re in your second year of high school now.”
“Shuhe, you know that I don’t like it when adults interfere with children’s affairs. A few years ago, to ensure that Yao Jing can study in peace, you used your power to kick a lady who hosted a show with Hengheng out of school. I didn’t say anything but that doesn’t mean I don’t know about it.”
Shuhe was Mother Yao’s name.
“You are a student too. You know that some gangsters from outside want to bully a student from your school but you didn’t tell the adults. Instead, you gave information to help them. Yao Jing, Auntie doesn’t understand what your motive is. How can you be so ruthless?”
“From the looks of it, it’s fortunate that I sent that lady to the capital city to study. If she studied in the provincial city, based on how ruthless Yao Jing is, she will definitely force the lady to her death!”
Mother Yang was really angry. Hence, the words she said weren’t pleasant either.
“Huiying!” Mother Yao exclaimed in surprise. She didn’t believe that this was how her old neighbor viewed her daughter.
When Mother Yao mentioned what happened in junior high, the Yao family was flabbergasted. Now, Mother Yang even said that Yao Jing was ruthless. The person who couldn’t accept it the most was Yao Jing. At first, she was still able to maintain her proud expression but now, her entire body swayed uncontrollably.
The Auntie Song that liked her actually said that she was ruthless. She also knew… knew about what happened in junior high!
How is that possible? How did Auntie Song know about this?
What about Yang Heng? What about him?
Her pupils contracted immediately. She raised her head and stared at Yang Heng intently. She wanted to get some information from his expression. She didn’t dare to hear him say anything that would make her even more embarrassed so she just stared at him.
Mother Yang had already shifted her gaze calmly away from Mother Yao. All these while, she had been holding Ye Jian’s hand. From her actions, anyone could tell that she was on Ye Jian’s side.
Mother Yao felt bitterness in her throat as if she ate a Chinese goldthread[1]. She was suffering but she couldn’t express it. She looked at Mother Yang and then shifted her gaze to look at the calm Commissioner Yang. When she saw Yang Heng, a hint of hope flashed passed her eyes. That’s right, as long as Yang Heng still wanted to be together with Jingjing, everything was fine!
“Hengheng, you grew up with Jingjing. She’s a soft-hearted person who will cry when other people cry. You… Please say something. Don’t let your mother misunderstand Jingjing.”
As long as Yang Heng stepped out, the misunderstanding Huiying had towards Jingjing could be resolved no matter how deep it was. For a moment, Mother Yao placed all her hope on Yang Heng.
But, when Yang Heng finally opened his mouth, she understood the real meaning of pain.
“Yao Jing, Wang Jin, and I have been searching for Ye Jian in the hotel all these while. We don’t even know where she went.” Yang Heng spoke coldly under Mother Yao’s hopeful gaze. The indifference on his clean and handsome face made Yao Jing anxious for some reason. “At that time, I don’t understand why you started scolding Ye Jian the moment you ran over. Now, I know. You came to the hotel to block Ye Jian. When you saw that Wang Jin was injured, you tried to turn Ye Jian into a bad girl that only knew how to instigate other men to stand up for her.”
“I can tell you seriously and truthfully that we don’t even know why Ye Jian went out just now! We don’t even know that Luo Ran came to the hotel with his men! If I knew at that time, I would have personally taught him a lesson! I will not stand at the side and do nothing!”
“As for your actions, Yao Jing, I just want to say that you’re really despicable!”
[1] One of the most bitter herbs used in traditional Chinese medicine.