Chapter 123: A Scene of Chaos! Don’t Hang Up, Let Him Speak

Xia Yuan returned to the private room with Qin Mohuai, but his calm demeanor had suddenly turned turbulent.

Liang Min shot a concerned glance at him. “What’s wrong?”

Xia Yuan smiled softly and replied, “Uncle wants to introduce a woman to Mohuai, and he’s a bit upset about it.”

Upset was an understatement. After all, with Qin Mohuai’s status, his dirty work was done by others below him. He was ready to deal with Liang Bo, but he couldn’t help letting out some of his anger.

Still, he felt displeased.

Sitting beside him, Xia Yuan gently pushed her fingers from his wrist to his fingertips, giving him a relaxing massage.

“Where’s Bo?” Liang Grandma asked.

Liang Min nonchalantly replied, “Mom, today is my birthday, so I’ll just be honest with you. I won’t help Liang Bo anymore—not a penny!”

“Liang Bo has bullied my daughter too many times. I don’t need a brother like him!”

Liang Grandma was ready to use tears to soften Liang Min’s heart.

Xia Yi chimed in, “Mother-in-law, we’ve been more than fair; Liang Bo has gone too far.”

The smartest move would be to cut ties with the Liang family altogether, even avoiding Liang Grandma. But she was still Liang Min’s mother, and family ties are hard to break.

Realizing the situation was tense, Liang Grandma wiped her tears and planned to find her daughter for a private cry.

Little did she know, Liang Min was planning to report Liang Bo for embezzlement, wanting to send him to jail for reform.

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Xia Yuan filled Zhenbao’s plate with his favorite foods.

He shared what he couldn’t finish with the little berry sitting by his legs, wanting to pass on some of the good fortune from his grandma’s birthday.

Qin Mohuai’s fingers lightly tapped the table.

Immediately, Xia Yuan added more food to his plate, including some meatballs, which she would eat one by one once they cooled down.

Without the meatballs, Qin Mohuai would pick up more, waiting for her to “steal” them.

Only Xia Yuze noticed this little exchange, feeling a pang of jealousy.

The little actress who had drained him dry hadn’t messaged him since adding him on WeChat. Had she really forgotten him?

She had cried about her manager pushing her into a corner, yet laughed flirtatiously in his ear when they were close.

He found her quirky charm endearing, but now he glanced at his silent WeChat.

Had she really forgotten him?

What a heartbreaker!

Just then, the door swung open, and Liang Bo stumbled in, bruised and bleeding.

Liang Grandma gasped. “Bo, who did this to you?”

Fuming with anger, Liang Bo glanced at Qin Mohuai’s cold gaze and nervously replied, “Mom, it’s nothing, I just tripped and fell.”

He wiped his face and put on a sycophantic grin, raising a glass to toast Qin Mohuai.

Qin Mohuai ignored him.

Xia Yuan said flatly, “You can drink on your own.”

“Sure, sure, I’ll drink alone,” he said, downing the drink.

Liang Grandma felt sorry for him but realized this was her son’s plan, so she dared not say more.

She thought her daughter was too cruel, focusing on her own wealth without helping her brother. What good was she as a mother?

Liang Hui Hui, sit next to Liang Bo, quietly urged him to go to the hospital, but he shot her a glare.

If only you were as capable as Xia Yuan and could bring home a golden son-in-law, I wouldn’t have to beg like a dog.

Xia Yuze looked at Liang Min, who seemed distracted on her birthday.

Before the Liang family arrived, the room had been filled with laughter and joy.

Why was it like this now?