Chapter 3535
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Old Man Li couldn't accept the fact that his son, Li Chuhai, had met with an accident. This was his youngest son, and his personality was the most similar to his own among his children. Compared to the two sons of his first wife, he loved this son more.
Probably because he had a son at an old age, he loved him more than his older brothers and sisters.
His son was smart and quick-witted. Not only was his personality similar to his, even his appearance was similar to his. In those years, his relationship with his first wife was quite tense. The two sons of his first wife weren't very close to him, but the son and daughter that he raised outside were the most pleasing to him. Because of this, when his first wife passed away, he immediately brought the son and daughter back, and at the same time gave them the status of birth mother.
The son that he brought back didn't disappoint him. He was outstanding in everything since he was a child, and the way he handled things was more and more similar to his, which made him more and more biased. Later, when he entered the army, he was like the sun in the sky. His ability and means were all the shadow of his younger days.
Later … later, something happened. After beating and scolding, he sent his son abroad immediately. Until … until last year, his son came back.
He thought that the past had passed early, and no one would come to dig up the old scores. His most beloved son could also stay in the country and accompany his old father, who had entered the yellow earth at some point. But in the end?
In the end?
In the end, he, a white-haired man, had to send his son off!
Old Man Li, who was lying on the bed, slowly opened his eyes when Old Lady Li screamed. That pair of turbid eyes showed the fierceness of his younger days. He asked the person who reported the news to him, "Who leaked the news? Investigate it! Investigate it! "
The person who reported the news was dressed in casual clothes and stood in a shadowed corner with his head slightly lowered. He sighed softly and said, "Old Master, no one leaked the news. It was just a coincidence."
"A coincidence? Is there such a thing as a coincidence in this world? Do you believe it? " Old Man Li didn't believe it. His arrangements were thorough and meticulous. Even the heavily guarded capital couldn't trap his most beloved son. Now that he was in Jin City and even on a boat, how could something happen to him?
Old Man Li still couldn't accept the fact that his son Li Chuhai had an accident.
The only explanation was that … someone among the people he arranged had leaked the news to the military!
Old Madam Li, who was about to faint from crying, didn't believe it either. Hearing this, she raised her head. Her wrinkled face, which was still young and pampered, revealed an extremely sorrowful expression. She held Old Master Li's hand tightly and sobbed, "You must uphold justice for Chu Hai. Old Master, Chu Hai died too unjustly. You must uphold justice for him."
....... Hai.......... how........ Master, Master, I beg you. You have to get justice for Hai 'er, who died unjustly. He's the child you love the most. You said you missed him and asked him to come back, but he came back to accompany you without hesitation. "
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Her only son was suddenly gone. Old Lady Li cried so much that she almost fainted during Old Man Li's temporary coma. If it weren't for the fact that she had to take care of the old man when he fell down, she would be lying on the bed with her heart aching.
Her Hai 'er! She relied on Hai' er the most in her life. Even the old man had been left behind. But now, he was gone. The person she relied on the most in her life was gone!
Who had killed her Hai 'er? Who had leaked the news that Hai' er was on the ship? None of them were going to escape. None of them were going to escape.
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