Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 910 - Chapter 910 Chapter 909 Preparation

Chapter 910: Chapter 909 Preparation Chapter 910: Chapter 909 Preparation These people didn’t actually like Yuan Xueshan that much; they valued her only because she was Huo Beijiang’s mother. However, Huo Dongfeng’s death was different–it involved too many significant implications.

The State Security Department had investigated for so long and still had not unearthed the real reason.

The official announcement was that it was an accident, but they all knew that not even a three-year-old child would believe such a reason.

The death of Huo Dongfeng was a murky affair! Tu Zheng and Uncle Yin Nan had been investigating continuously, without any intention of giving up.

“Did you tell my old man or Uncle Yin Nan?” Tu Lou asked.

“No!” Huo Beijiang shook his head. He would seek revenge for the Huo Family’s grievances on his own; he didn’t need anyone else’s help.

“You…” Tu Lou wanted to persuade him, but when the words reached his lips, he didn’t know what to say. If the roles were reversed, they wouldn’t want anyone else to avenge for them either. If they couldn’t do it with their own hands, how could they face their older brother?

“Are you going to take action the day after tomorrow? Are you planning to do it at your mother’s funeral?”

“This is the most suitable opportunity.” Huo Beijiang flicked off some ash from his cigarette. He actually heard Tu Cheng’s disapproval. Whatever the case, once he killed Leng Peixi, the moral condemnation that would surely follow would be unavoidable.

This stigma might follow him for life, and it wouldn’t reflect well in the military, possibly even affecting his future prospects.

However, the actions he intended to take had never changed.

“I should head back. There are still some things I need to take care of. Where are you staying?” Huo Beijiang stood up straight, his back as erect as a pine tree.

“We’re staying at the reception house arranged by the military department. Don’t worry about us; we’ll be there on time the day after tomorrow.”

“Alright then!”

After Huo Beijiang finished speaking, he gestured into the distance. Ning Di drove the car over and stopped in front of the three men. Huo Beijiang got into the car and left.

As the brothers watched the car go off into the distance, Tu Lou expressed his concern: “Brother, I know you don’t get along with Huo Bei, and you’ve always had hard feelings toward him. But this matter is serious, and we must stop him. We can’t just watch as he makes a mistake.”

Furious to the point of chest pain, Tu Cheng was well aware why he disliked Huo Beijiang. Didn’t this foolish kid have any self-awareness?

Wasn’t the conflict between him and Huo Beijiang because he had stood up for his brother who had been bullied?

“Get lost!” roared Tu Cheng, exasperated.

“Since you won’t help him, I’ll just do it myself,” said Tu Lou with a wave of his hand, and his guard, with an anxious look on his face, drove the car over to them.

Tu Lou got into the passenger seat, and to his surprise, Tu Cheng followed suit.

“Why are you following me?”

Tu Cheng, grinding his teeth, was dismayed at his brother’s obstinacy, but he still offered, “Think of a plan!”

Upon hearing this, Tu Lou revealed a hint of a light smile.

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The Huo Family compound–

At this moment, the Huo Family had taken down all the red decorations; curtains, carpets, everything had been replaced with white or black. Fu Xinwu had also taken leave from school to come back home, and Huo Kewei had been busy preparing for the funeral these past few days.

Although many people were invited this time, there was no memorial service as there had been before.

Yuan Xueshan’s memorial was set directly in the Huo Family’s living room, and those who came to pay their respects were close relatives and Huo Beijiang’s comrades and classmates, among others.

“How is it? Did little uncle finish the military exercise?” Fu Xinwu asked anxiously.

“I just got news that it’s finished, but he was injured and should be in the hospital now,” Huo Kewei said, wiping the beads of sweat from his forehead. With a somewhat pale face, he looked toward the door at Huo Linong, who had been standing there all this time.

Glancing at his grandfather, Huo Zhenchuan, knowing that he was in a bad mood, he decided not to stir trouble.