Chapter 4474
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Seeing that Qin Chu didn't say anything, the old lady used an even more ruthless move.
While Qin Chu wasn't paying attention, she picked up the iron fork on the table.
Then, she prepared to stab her own neck …
Fortunately, Qin Chu was very close to her and stopped her in time.
Otherwise, blood might really splatter on the spot …
"Grandma, what are you doing?" Ling was so scared that her face turned pale. She stood up with a whoosh and ran over, hugging the old lady tightly.
"I've lived for so long. I've endured everything, but I can't stand being wronged … It's obvious that Little Qin doesn't believe me … Then, I'll use my death to prove my innocence, right?"
When the old lady said this, she was full of righteousness and iron bones.
She made it sound like Qin Chu was extremely unreasonable …
"Brother Qin Chu, what are you doing? Do you really want to force my grandma to death … Then I might as well die with her …"
With that, Ling went to force the iron fork again …
However, Qin Chu dodged it …
"Xiao Ling, don't make a fuss … I was wrong to suspect Granny just now … I was bewitched by a scoundrel … I thought it through just now. Granny has helped me so much. How could she be a person with evil intentions? I was confused for a moment. I apologize to you, Granny. Please don't be angry with me. This is a special time. Too many things have happened recently. My brain is really not working well. "
Seeing that Qin Chu's attitude had softened, Granny and Ling looked at each other meaningfully.
Then, Granny also eased up a lot.
"How could I blame you? Young people are young and impetuous, so it's inevitable that they would listen to rumors … I can understand all this … However, I'm not trying to scare you. Let me tell you, Little Qin, the man beside you who spread rumors and encouraged you to suspect us … He's the one with evil intentions and wants to stir up trouble … If we don't get rid of him, you and your wife will be in endless danger in the future …"
Qin Chu knew that the old lady was talking about Su Yu.
"Really? Granny … What should I do? "Qin Chu pretended to be serious.
"It's best to kill them directly. Of course, I know it's difficult for you. After all, you're a kind child … But if you don't kill them, there will be endless trouble … Your wife is about to give birth, so you have to think more about your family."
"Alright, I'll keep your words in mind. I'll think about it."
"Yes." The old lady nodded.
"I'm almost done eating. I'll go back first … Oh right, Ling, come with me. We can talk about the school. That person is still waiting at my company."
"Okay, Brother Qin Chu, I'll go with you."
"Grandma, you sleep at home for a while. I'll be back soon."
Xiao Ling then changed into a new set of clothes and happily followed Qin Chu.
When Qin Chu and Xiao Ling went downstairs, the old lady was still standing behind the curtains upstairs, secretly watching them.
Just now, she was almost exposed by Qin Chu. Fortunately, she and Xiao Ling put on a pitiful act.
She managed to fool Qin Chu with her lies.
Both Xiao Ling and Granny could tell that Qin Chu's only flaw was that he wasn't ruthless enough.
He had to be merciful in everything he did … That was why they used this to stir up trouble. However, it was indeed useful.
Not only did they dispel Qin Chu's suspicions about them, but they also targeted Su Yu. They were killing two birds with one stone.
– GK Headquarters –
"Brother Qin Chu, where is that person?"
"In the guest room. I'll take you there."
Qin Chu quietly led Xiao Ling to a small guest room on the top floor.
Qin Chu opened the door for Xiao Ling like a gentleman and let her in.
As soon as the girl stepped in, she suddenly felt a chill on her waist …
Then, she turned around and looked at Qin Chu in surprise …
"You …" Before she could say anything, the sharp pain on her waist made her frown even more.
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