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Rong Yan remained unmoved and cold, “There’s no need to thank . I didn’t rescue Rong Mu for their sake. I made it very clear to Mr. Rong, that ti I went to the bar to save soone was purely to try my luck. Fortunately, Rong Mu really was at the bar, and I felt capable of taking him out, so I took the risk to save him. It was to repay a favor owed to you. After that incident, my debt to Mr. Rong was also cleared, everyone squared, no gratitude owed or necessary. I don’t need their gratitude, nor do they need to be thankful to .”

Rong Nanfeng hadn’t expected her to be so cold towards him, which made him show an awkward expression and his attitude softened, “Yan’er, you don’t need to make things so clear, we are all family. I know you are angry because of what your mother and Rong Weiwei did, but I’ve already divorced her, and I didn’t know they’d done so much. You don’t need to be mad at on their account—I’m on your side.”

Rong Yan stared into his eyes and asked just one question, “If I broke up with Li Shengxiao, would you still stand by ?”

“I…” Rong Nanfeng didn’t have ti to answer.

Rong Yan lifted her leg and walked inside, “Mr. Rong doesn’t need to answer , I’m not a child anymore, I don’t need to hear lies anymore.”

She had heard too many lies in the past, stumbling and growing up among them, covered in scars.

Now, she didn’t need to hear any more lies.

Because there was already a hard armor around her heart, she no longer needed anyone’s lies to warm herself.

Let Rong Nanfeng keep his lies to himself!

…

Today’s debacle had caused a major stir; although Jiang iqi was temporarily taken away by the police, the impact of her actions lingered.

In the conference room.

The company’s public relations departnt had gathered all the data about Rong Yan from various platforms, portals, television, and newspapers, creating an analysis chart.

“The public reception towards Rong Yan is very negative, showing a polarizing trend. A part of the populace supports her actions, finding them satisfying and cathartic. However, another part thinks she has gone too far, saying, no matter what, Jiang iqi was her foster mother. Moreover, they claim, ‘a fly doesn’t sting an uncracked egg’; if the foster mother has lashed out, there must be a reason.”

The public relations departnt summarized the information they had collected, “Now, even those who agree that Rong Yan did the right thing tacitly accept that Rong Weiwei’s miscarriage is related to Rong Yan.”

Estelle, supporting her head with one hand, felt overwheld, “I knew it would turn out like this; even if the other party is slandering us, we can’t prove that Rong Weiwei’s miscarriage was natural. That’s the biggest problem.”

“We could get a forensic pathologist involved to perform a health check on Rong Weiwei.”

“That’s useless. With Jiang iqi causing such a scene, even if we involved officials for an inspection, people would believe we’ve colluded with the authorities to speak for us.”

Sotis society operates this way; right or wrong doesn’t matter, and many simply enjoy the spectacle of power dynamics, where the weaker party often garners the most sympathy.

Jiang iqi was exploiting this public sentint, clinging to Rong Yan with the identity of the underdog, slinging mud. And shalessly, she would always drag reporters into it, seemingly determined to ruin Rong Yan until she was content.

In the eting room, everyone discussed fervently but couldn’t find a good solution.

At this mont, Rong Yan stood up, “I have a plan.”

Estelle looked at her, “What plan?”

Rong Yan’s eyes were bright, composed in crisis, and with a slight touch of her red lips, she uttered four words, “Remove the ladder from under the enemy.”