Transmigration: The Main Character is Not Becoming the Cannon Fodder! Chapter 570 - 8: First Hints (8)

ng Ting was a bit anxious; she kept checking the ti and realized that the agreed ti had already passed, yet ng Jingjing had not arrived. Additionally, she couldn’t reach her by phone, and when she called the ng Family, there was no answer either. What on earth was going on?

Usually, ng Jingjing was very punctual, often arriving early.

Could sothing have happened?

After thinking for a mont, ng Ting decided to have the driver take her to the ng Family.

Upon arriving at the ng Family, ng Ting was left speechless in disbelief.

The ng Family’s house, originally a standalone villa, was beautiful, and now it was almost completely burned down by fire.

ng Jingjing was covered in ashes and appeared to be injured.

The other servants looked equally miserable.

"Jingjing, what happened?"

Seeing ng Ting, ng Jingjing imdiately threw herself at her: "Sister, I’m so scared, sob sob."

Watching ng Jingjing tremble in her arms, ng Ting felt a sense of distress.

She patted ng Jingjing gently and asked others to find out what had happened.

Around six in the morning, everyone was still asleep, though so servants had already woken up to start their day. ng Jingjing, having agreed to have breakfast with ng Ting at a much-talked-about restaurant, woke up early.

That’s when she discovered the fire at ho, seemingly starting from the living room where the TV power had not been unplugged, spreading quickly due to the carpet.

The servants were all sleeping on the first floor,

ng Jingjing thought of extinguishing the fire but realized so servants were still not up, so she helped get everyone out with the other servants, unfortunately twisting her ankle in the process.

The fire in the villa grew larger, and after everyone was out, they then thought to call for help, and by the ti the fire was extinguished, the house was nearly burnt down.

Luckily, everyone was unhard.

ng Ting also felt a bit frightened after hearing this.

Afterward, she took ng Jingjing to the hospital for a checkup. On the way, ng Jingjing looked extrely frail, clearly terrified.

This only made ng Ting feel even more compassionate.

After the checkup, the doctor said it was nothing serious.

Just a minor sprain, apply so ointnt, and it’ll heal in a few days.

The ng Family owned several properties, so the loss of a house wasn’t a big deal accommodation-wise but still a significant issue. ng Ting contacted her parents to inform them of the situation, but ng Chang and his wife were enjoying themselves abroad, and ng Chang handed the matter over to ng Ting to deal with.

As for the house, they decided to abandon it since it was considered unlucky after the fire, and even if rebuilt, they wouldn’t want to live there again.

Although she had reconciled with ng Chang, her mother still privately warned ng Ting to be cautious of ng Jingjing. The ng Family had many properties, so she could be sent to any of them but must not be brought ho.

ng Ting handled the call adeptly, but inside, she felt a bit bewildered as to why her mother would think this way.

After all, it was with her sister’s effort that she reconciled with her father, and now that her sister had encountered trouble, how could she be at ease simply dropping her in any property?

For the first ti, ng Ting had so reservations about her mother.

In the end, ng Ting brought ng Jingjing ho.

After learning about this, Yun Zixin didn’t say anything, but her mother-in-law’s expression was sowhat off.

Nonetheless, seeing both her son and daughter-in-law accept it, she didn’t say anything further.

Due to the sprained ankle, ng Ting took care of ng Jingjing closely, naturally neglecting Yun Zixin a bit.

The sisters seed to have endless things to say; usually, ng Ting liked to hang out with ng Jingjing as well.

Towards Yun Zixin, ng Jingjing behaved politely yet distantly.

ng Ting found her sister heartwarming—previously, she didn’t know her sister’s past and thought of her as a bad woman, but after spending so much ti together, she believed she had been observing all along, and her sister wasn’t bad, possessing a simple heart.

Look at how during the fire, despite being safe, she went back inside to save the servants, ending up twisting her ankle, which was enough to prove her character.

Therefore, ng Ting treated ng Jingjing even better.

Because of the fire, all of ng Jingjing’s things were gone.

Everything was bought anew with ng Ting by her side.

A lot of clothes, jewelry, and costics.

One day, ng Ting and ng Jingjing went out again, seemingly to visit a newly opened hot spring facility.

Upon their return, the sisters were still cheerful, showing a lot of photos they had taken, saying the scenery at the hot spring was nice, hence they took plenty of pictures for mory. Moreover, the hot spring had a special the on its opening day which might not happen again, making the photos unique keepsakes that could be cherished as fun mories if taken again under other thes in the future.

There were also so group photos.

Even so with other strangers, both n and won.

ng Ting explained that everyone found the place entertaining, and since the hot spring was newly opened, they spontaneously suggested a group photo shoot to commorate Liu Nian.

Everyone thought it was fate and agreed.

And standing next to ng Ting was precisely the man from the hotel that day.

Yun Zixin’s expression changed upon seeing the photo.

ng Ting, unaware, continued talking excitedly.

However, ng Jingjing secretly glanced at Yun Zixin and seeing his reaction, lowered her head, but the corners of her mouth curled into a smile.

In the group photo, the man was standing right next to ng Ting, looking at her with a hint of fondness.

That expression was clearly of affection.

Even ng Ting had a smile on her face.

A photo like that would make any man lose control, wouldn’t it?

Yun Zixin looked displeased, yet his heart was calm.

Apparently, this ng Jingjing couldn’t hold back anymore.

Though the lack of restraint was good, actions indicated a guilty conscience.

Recalling Brother Zimo’s words from a few days ago, Yun Zixin knew what to do; ultimately, it was ng Ting who didn’t learn her lesson. If a setback wasn’t dealt this ti, she might continue to be exploited.

In the following days, Yun Zixin used his company work as an excuse, frequently working overti.

Not coming ho often, and even when he did, his interactions with ng Ting were aloof, which delighted ng Jingjing inwardly.

Seems like it worked.

Previously, despite what she had done, Yun Zixin didn’t seem to mind at all, which made her doubt.

What man would tolerate potential infidelity from his woman?

Moreover, she had deliberately arranged things to ensure ng Ting didn’t lose her virginity, yet Yun Zixin still treated ng Ting so well she began to doubt herself, wondering if this man indeed loved ng Ting so deeply.

Fortunately, this ti’s testing was evidently effective.

After all, with n, accumulation ensues, and one day, it’s bound to explode, isn’t it? If nothing matters, then it can only be seen as from a stranger, but it’s clear Yun Zixin was hopelessly in love with ng Ting—the story just plays out that way, doesn’t it?

Hmph, because of ng Ting, how did that man treat that poor woman?

Hmph.