Hidden identities of the AI Heiress
Chapter 724 - Chapter 724 Chapter 724 Im afraid Qiao Yun is up to no good

Chapter 724: Chapter 724: I’m afraid Qiao Yun is up to no good this time! Chapter 724: Chapter 724: I’m afraid Qiao Yun is up to no good this time! Accompanying that statement was an investment list.

Qiao Yun raised an eyebrow, not in any hurry to open it.

She put down her phone and lifted her little head to look towards Mrs. Qin, speaking slowly but loudly enough for everyone to hear.

“Let’s not talk about the will for now, let’s discuss something else first,” she said.

Mrs. Qin’s face contorted with displeasure, “You little bitch, what are you up to now?”

Upon hearing Mrs. Qin’s words, Lu Shiran immediately stood up in anger, clenched his fists, and roared with a menacing face, “Say that again? I’m telling you, you can insult me, but you’re not allowed to insult my sister, or I’ll kill you!”

Protected by her brother, Qiao Yun pursed her lips, a small pleasure showing in her eyes.

Mrs. Qin was shocked by the ferocity emanating from Lu Shiran and couldn’t help but take a step back.

She had never realized that this bastard had such a presence.

The great-uncle scolded angrily, “What do you look like now? Have all the manners you’ve learned gone to the dogs?”

Then he quickly said to Qiao Yun, “It has nothing to do with me, I am not familiar with her, really not familiar.”

It was fortunate that the lunatics weren’t here, otherwise his niece might have already been dismembered on the spot.

Qiao Yun was quite calm, “I don’t blame you.”

The great-uncle heaved a huge sigh of relief.

Mrs. Qin was dumbfounded again, what kind of parallel universe was this?

Her high-and-mighty great-uncle, who usually wouldn’t even deign to give her a glance, was actually treating Qiao Yun with such… reverence?

She wasn’t seeing things, it was indeed reverence.

Qin Yuan raised his eyes to look at Qiao Yun.

Her expression was still so calm, her eyes clear, making her seem harmless to humans and animals.

But from everything that had happened, Qin Yuan knew he was wrong, Qiao Yun was not a little rabbit, she was a red-eyed rabbit that could bite.

As he was somewhat dazed, Qiao Yun suddenly directed her gaze at him, and said word by word, “Let’s first talk about, how you wanted to inject my brother with drugs, and then pinned the blame on Qin Xuan.”

Qin Yuan’s expression changed dramatically.

Mrs. Qin was even more stiff all over.

Lu Shiran was at first stunned, then confused, “This… wasn’t it Qin Xuan who did it?”

How did it suddenly become Qin Yuan?

“Who was going to inject whom with drugs?”

The great-uncle was more shocked than anyone, his gaze subconsciously fell on Qin Yuan, full of doubt.

All he did was come with nothing to do, to witness the will his troublesome brother had made, who would have thought he would encounter Professor Qiao, and nearly offend her.

That’s not all, now it’s somehow related to drugs?

This whole situation was getting more and more absurd.

Without beating around the bush, Qiao Yun spoke to Lu Shiran in an indifferent tone, “The one who kidnapped you was Qin Xuan, but the one who wanted to inject you with drugs was Qin Yuan, who used Qin Xuan.”

Even Lu Shiran’s mother would be shocked.

Raised to be harmonious and loving, he couldn’t fathom how these two, being real siblings, Qin Yuan could actually conspire to frame his sister?

If it were him, let alone framing his own sister, if anyone dared say a word against her, he’d fight them to death.

Qiao Yun looked at Qin Yuan, whose expression was indistinct, and spoke in an even tone, “You’ve done a bad thing, and you must be punished.”

“Do you have evidence?” Qin Yuan’s expression grew dark, his voice deep.

Although he didn’t know how this matter had been exposed, before any evidence surfaced, he absolutely wouldn’t confess.

However…

His gaze towards Qiao Yun grew increasingly suspicious.

What exactly was Qiao Yun hiding?

When Lu Shiran heard Qin Yuan’s words, he was quite annoyed, “If my sister says it was you, then it definitely was you. My sister doesn’t lie.”

The great-uncle’s eyes twitched, is this what they call a sister complex?

No matter what, even though it’s Professor Qiao, evidence is still required.

If Qin Yuan really did something bad, who knows if it would drag him into this as well.

As for the Qin Family, huh, what does it have to do with him?

The great-uncle hoped more than anyone that this was all a misunderstanding.

Before Qiao Yun could speak, Mrs. Qin, who was already feeling guilty, retorted first, “You’re really going too far! How can you fabricate such things? It’s not enough to harm my daughter, you want to harm my son as well?”

She glared at Lu Shiran resentfully, “No matter what, you’re my nephew, we share the same blood. Are you trying to drive me to death? Are you trying to ruin me completely? Lu Shiran, don’t be so malicious at such a young age.”

Lu Shiran was shocked, “Your ability to twist right and wrong is fucking impressive, wasn’t it you who wanted to kill me? Now you say it’s okay for you to drive me to death, but not for me to drive you? Typical American-style double standards!”

Mrs. Qin was so choked up by Lu Shiran’s comeback that she stammered in panic, dreading that Qin Yuan’s deeds would be exposed.

Qiao Yun tapped her fingertips on the table surface, speaking slowly and methodically while looking calmly at Mrs. Qin, but her words scared Mrs. Qin half to death.

“Do you remember what I said?”

Mrs. Qin murmured disdainfully, “Who do you think you are that I should remember everything you say.”

Qiao Yun reminded her unhurriedly, “Wasn’t it you who did it?”

Mrs. Qin’s body jolted, her eyes flickered, and she recalled how she had been blacklisted by the restaurant a few days earlier because of Qiao Yun.

She gasped for breath, only then realizing.

Perhaps Qiao Yun already knew something at that time, hence her pointed remarks.

Mrs. Qin dreaded that Qiao Yun didn’t come with good intentions this time!

Mrs. Qin wasn’t sure whether Qiao Yun truly had evidence or was just setting a trap for them.

But she knew for certain that she must not confess.

With that thought, she lowered her eyelids, her voice trembling as she complained to the great-uncle, “Great-uncle, we really didn’t do this, you have to believe us.”

The great-uncle furrowed his brows, not knowing whom to believe anymore.

Qin Yuan was also someone he had watched grow up; under his influence, Qin Yuan had always been unobtrusive in the Qin Family, neither dazzling nor too mediocre.

Such a temperament didn’t seem likely to do something so vicious.

But Professor Qiao couldn’t possibly be lying.

Mrs. Qin didn’t wait for the great-uncle to speak and continued pitifully, “Lu Shiran, I didn’t expect you to go this far for inheritance, to think up such a way to set us up. Just with your bare words, can you convict us? Then if I suspect you and the lawyer conspired to forge a will, does it become true just because I say so?”

Mrs. Qin sighed, her disappointment palpable, “If my father knew you were framing his grandchildren, brothers turning against each other, I wonder if he would jump out of his sickbed in anger.”

Mrs Qin’s words made the great-uncle start to question everything.

Could his great-nephew really be so calculating? Was Professor Qiao being used by him?

After all, Professor Qiao was indeed very capable in his research, but not so much in interpersonal communications; he seemed like someone who could easily be deceived.