Chapter 38: Evidence

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Xia Zhi wasn’t mad when she saw Chu Nan acting this way; in fact, she felt a pleasant sweetness, like she’d just eaten cotton candy.

Immediately after, Xia Zhi opened the chat with Chu Nan and sent a message.

“Thank you.”

The reply came almost immediately. ,”You’re welcome, Zhizhi.”

“Oh right, I saw many malicious comments on the live broadcast. Do you want me to delete them and ban them?”

“There’s no need to delete them. I’ll keep them as evidence and teach them a lesson in the end.”

“Alright.”

Thanks to Xia Zhi and Chu Nan’s tireless promotion, the live stream’s audience grew to include more than 100 million people.

Xia Zhi gave Zhou Shan a knowing glance before saying, “We can start now.”

Zhou Shan nodded and said firmly, “I’m ready!”

After he agreed, Zhou Shan turned on his microphone. “We, are doing a live broadcast this time to clarify the bread incident that we were involved in some time ago.”

As Zhou Shan finished speaking, the chat became even more vigorous. None of them were taking his side.

Because Zhou Shan had been forewarned by Xia Zhi, he simply glanced at those words indifferently and looked away. He continued, “The bread that we pre-sold this time were all bought by the same person, and this poisoning incident was all planned by him.”

No one listened to Zhou Shan’s explanation. Everyone was soon basically saying the same thing.

[Bullshit! Where’s the evidence?!]

Zhou Shan did not panic. After all, President Xia had already prepared for this. “Of course I have the evidence.”

After saying this, Zhou Shan pulled open the curtain behind him, revealing a large screen.

[Damn. I was hoping to find out what was hidden there. I didn’t expect a big screen to be hidden behind!]

[I looked up its model. The cheapest one actually costs a few million. Where did they get the funds? Tax evasion?]

[You’re going off-topic. Didn’t he just say that he has evidence? Whatever the case, I’m not buying it. After all, a child is dead. I’d like to see him explain himself about that!]

…

Xia Zhi sent a few photos to the screen. All of these pictures featured a couple and their young son having fun together.

There was a moment of silence after the image was displayed on the screen before the bullet comments resumed.

[Is this your so-called evidence? Do you guys not want to see others doing well? Do you even want to control a family of three when they go on a vacation?]

After making sure everyone had seen it, Xia Zhi moved on to the next step.

A surveillance footage then played.

The people caught on camera were the same couple from before, but this time there was a young girl in the hospital bed with them.

There was a jar in the woman’s hand, and she said, icily, “Eat this can of sleeping pills.”

The young girl looked at her mother with wide eyes and a questioning expression and said, “Why, Mom? Someone would definitely die from taking that many sleeping pills!”

“Of course, you’ll die.” The woman seemed unconcerned. She looked at the man next to her, and then she stepped in front of the girl. “You’re going to die, anyway. I’m giving you the power to choose. Doctor Zhang has promised us five million if we kill you. A whole five million dollars! In any case, your heart disease is incurable. Why don’t you just end it all now?

“When the time is right, we can use this money to give your brother a better life by sending him abroad.”

The girl sobbed helplessly, but she knew she had to get away to survive. However, she was no match to an adult man. He snatched her up and hurled her angrily to the floor. “Little bastard, you actually dare to run!” he shouted angrily.

After making this statement, the man put the girl down and gave the woman an accusatory glare. “I’ll hold her down. Quick, get the medicine in her mouth!

The young lady could only shake her head. At this moment, she was in despair. She put her hand over her heart and yelled, “Why are you doing this?” while she was clearly struggling for breath. “I’m doing great now and should have a long, healthy life ahead of me. I had hoped to glimpse the world beyond someday. I thought I could jump and jump… So many kind-hearted people donated money to treat my illness. Are we just going to throw them away? I’m sorry…”