Perfect Secret Love: The Bad New Wife is a Little Sweet
Perfect Secret Love: The Bad New Wife is a Little Sweet - Chapter 2420: Unforgettable evidence-gathe

[What favor?]

“Little Young Master, can you help me place this item in a drawer inside Madam’s study?]

[Why don’t you place it yourself?]

Because Tangtang clearly asked at that time, he meticulously recorded the whole process of how Ah-Zhong cajoled him.

The red, carved wooden box and celadon porcelain dish that Ah-Zhong mentioned were identical to the ones they found in the study.

Chief Liu’s expression was austere as he seriously listened to this important piece of evidence. The more he heard, the more he thought…

This servant named Ah-Zhong was probably a bit dumb. The child had an underlying meaning in nearly every sentence he spoke, tricking information out of Ah-Zhong, yet Ah-Zhong didn’t detect a single thing.

2[Little Young Master… I was afraid you’d do something wrong and anger her. I was afraid she’d punish you, which is why I carefully reminded you every time!]

[Don’t you know, Little Young Master? Madam actually has a bad relationship with your dad and has done many, many terrible things to your dad and even kicked him out of the house. Madam also really hates your mom…]

When Yin Yuerong listened to how Ah-Zhong got Tangtang to frame her, her expression remained calm. However, when she heard Ah-Zhong actually sowing discord in the relationship between her and Tangtang, her expression changed at once.

With a bang, Yin Yuerong kicked Ah-Zhong on the knee. “Dog servant!”

A man who is never content is like a snake trying to swallow an elephant…

When she saved him from the burial mounds, he was overflowing with gratitude toward her and devotedly loyal to her.

However, a person’s desires and greed were limitless.

The better she treated him and the more she trusted him, the more it fostered his greed instead…

Also, there was Yin Heng.

It wasn’t difficult for Yin Yuerong to figure out who was behind Ah-Zhong…

This thought sent her plunging into an ice cavern.

“AHHH!!!” Ah-Zhong screamed from the kick and fell to his knees with a plop, rolling on the ground in agony.

Yin Yuerong’s spine was stiff as she stared intently at Tangtang. When even a close servant of hers viewed her like this, what would Tangtang think?

No wonder Tangtang helped Ah-Zhong…

At this moment, Tangtang’s chilly voice was finally heard from the recording pen.

[No one would hate my mommy!]

[But Little Young Master, what I said is the absolute truth! If you don’t believe me, you can go out and ask around! Everyone knows about this matter!]

[Why should I go out and ask around? I just need to listen to what Mommy tells me. Mommy told me Grandma is a nice person, so Grandma is a nice person! You’re talking badly of Grandma! You’re a bad person!]

…

Yin Yuerong never expected Tangtang to respond that way, shock brimming from her eyes.

This child actually never hated me? 

When Auntie Qiao heard this, she felt comforted. She knew Little Young Master wouldn’t treat Madam like that!

As expected, a mother’s guidance toward their child was most important. If Miss Nie didn’t keep saying that to Tangtang, Tangtang wouldn’t maintain such naivety or his kind heart.

As for Chief Liu and his underlings, they all couldn’t help but inwardly mutter: Director Si’s fiancée actually praised Yin Yuerong as a good person…? What a magical woman!

 2Then Ah-Zhong coaxed and pretended to be pitiful in all sorts of ways in the recording until Tangtang seemed to finally soften and told Ah-Zhong he would help if Ah-Zhong agreed to a request from him.

When Chief Liu and his group heard the request Tangtang brought up, their expression was… complicated…

What was more frightening was… just like that… they were forced to listen to “Madam is a beautiful and kind-hearted celestial maiden”.

Because they were worried they would miss some important evidence in the recording, everyone present forcefully listened to that 100 times.

3Toward the end, Chief Liu’s expression couldn’t be any darker.

This was probably the most unforgettable piece of evidence he had gathered in his life.

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