"Fourth Master..."
The faces of everyone present were filled with confusion.
What had they done wrong?
Why was Fourth Master so angry?
"Yihan, don’t worry for now."
Su Ge soothed Chu Yihan, then instructed the others, "The reason I kept you here isn’t a big deal. It’s just that Grandpa’s health hasn’t been good recently. I suspect it’s due to poor dietary and living habits. Think about how you’ve been serving Grandpa lately, rember everything in detail and write it down for , and rember not to omit any details."
These were the people who attended to Grandpa the most.
"Yes." The attendants exchanged glances and nodded in unison.
"That’s fine, you can go out now."
Seeing Su Ge let them go just like that, Chu Yihan looked at her with slight confusion.
"Since they are all your people, there’s nothing to worry about. This matter is not so simple. Yihan, let’s go back to the side residence."
Su Ge turned to glance in the direction of Grandpa Chu’s bedroom, her young face hinting at complexity.
Even the preparation of the antidote couldn’t be done here.
They had just returned to the side residence when Su Ge wrote a prescription and handed it to Ling Feng, instructing him to purchase the ingredients quickly.
Chu Yihan sat on the sofa, his expression cold, "I thought they would be able to keep their composure."
"Yihan, who do you suspect?"
Su Ge sat beside him, taking his hand—it was completely cold to the touch.
Chu Yihan didn’t respond.
"Chu Qinghong said that anyone could be a suspect," Su Ge sighed softly, "You think the sa, don’t you?"
Otherwise, she wouldn’t have replaced all of Grandpa’s attendants with his people.
He must have suspected long ago that soone in Chu Garden was intending to harm the Old Master.
Chu Yihan turned his gaze to her, looking at Su Ge faintly.
Su Ge felt compelled to explain, "It was Chu Qinghong who inford to visit Grandpa. When I arrived, Chu Qinghong was already at Grandpa’s bedside."
Only then did Chu Yihan retract his gaze.
The depths of his profound and cold eyes were unfathomable.
"Today, I also saw your sister-in-law, Liu Fengi. When she heard I was visiting Chu Garden, she hurried to see . I heard that the doctor treating Grandpa was hired by them. The doctor said Grandpa’s illness was not serious. Liu Fengi didn’t seem to worry at all and even told to have peace of mind."
Although Liu Fengi’s behavior seed most suspicious—like she was worried Su Ge would discover the poisoning so she deliberately reassured her that the Old Master would be fine—
The more deliberately she acted, the more Su Ge felt that she wouldn’t be so foolish.
If the poison had really been her doing, she would have avoided suspicion instead.
Why would she eagerly co to see Su Ge and then say those words to her?
Thus, there was another possibility: Liu Fengi might not know about the poisoning, but seeing Grandpa ill, she might not want to try her hardest to save him, hence telling Su Ge to be at ease, probably because she didn’t want Grandpa to recover.
After Su Ge finished, seeing no change in Chu Yihan’s expression, she thought for a mont and then said, "If we were to speculate who is most likely to poison Grandpa, it should be your second brother, Chu Tianrui, right?"
Chu Yihan’s expression indeed showed a flicker of emotion, evidently, he had also been guessing that.
"But this ti, Wen Lixin secured the executive power of Wen Group. I specifically told her that it was Grandpa who spoke well of her in front of you. How much ti has passed since then? Even if they held grievances against Grandpa for giving the company to your elder brother previously, they wouldn’t repay kindness with malice so soon after gaining benefits, would they?"
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