Madam’s Awakening Shocks The Whole World
Chapter 560 - 227: The Whereabouts of the Heavenly Heart Grass_5

Chapter 560: Chapter 227: The Whereabouts of the Heavenly Heart Grass_5

She walked to the backyard, and all along the path Qin Qin’s face was slightly somber as she grabbed a servant to ask where Aunt Zhang had taken the little master.

A few servants pointed towards a small lake in Mo Yunchen’s backyard.

Qin Qin’s heart turned cold, and she quickened her steps, with Mo Yunchen striding toward her from behind.

At the small lake, Aunt Zhang held the quiet Little Mo Yuyan, her expression frantic. She really couldn’t bear it, but her daughter and husband were threatened by that person. If she didn’t do this, her daughter and husband would be harmed by that person; but if she did, the lovely and pretty little master in her arms would be gone forever.

That person had threatened her yesterday, and she had been unwilling to comply, so the person cut off her husband’s finger and sent it to her, warning her not to make a sound. If she did, she would suffer the consequences.

Fearing that Master Mo and the lady would notice something wrong with her, she had to take a day off and stay in her room all day yesterday. Today, that person called her again, telling her the opportunity had come, Mo Yunchen and Qin Qin were out, and she should act quickly.

Only after steeling her heart did she finally resolve to act.

Taking advantage of the moment the servant taking care of Mo Yuchu was not paying attention, she forcefully grabbed Little Mo Yuyan’s arm, causing him to wail incessantly, and then she took the chance to carry him out under the guise of a pretext to this small lake.

She hesitated for a long while, unable to make up her mind. She had taken care of the two little darlings during this time and had grown fond of them, but now that her family was threatened, she had no choice.

"I’m sorry, little master," Aunt Zhang murmured, "after you’re gone, I will come to be with you, and in the next life, I will be a cow or a horse to repay you."

She knew that after killing the little master, there was no way she would be able to run away. As long as her husband and daughter were safe, she would be at peace.

"Stop!"

Aunt Zhang, startled, retracted the hand lifting Little Mo Yuyan and turned incredulously to face the frantically approaching Qin Qin and the bloodthirsty, dark-faced Mo Yunchen.

"Master... Master Mo, Madam!"

How could Master Mo and Madam have come back so soon? She thought she would have had more time.

What should she do now?

Qin Qin’s expression was somewhat flustered and her voice trembled, "Aunt Zhang, let go of my son, and I can let you go."

As she watched her son being lifted up, Qin Qin didn’t know how to describe her feelings, whether it was fear, terror, or confusion.

"I’m sorry, Madam, I had no choice, I was forced," Aunt Zhang said fearfully, glancing at Mo Yunchen.

Seeing that her end was near, all Aunt Zhang could think about was saving her daughter and husband.

Slowly stepping backward, she tightened her grip on Little Mo Yuyan.

"Who dares to force you? Let go of my son, and I promise you won’t be harmed, but if you dare hurt him even slightly, not only will you be in trouble, but I guarantee your family members will immediately join you," Mo Yunchen said, his voice chilling and filled with dangerous undertones.

"No, please, Master Mo, don’t hurt them," Aunt Zhang pleaded in fear, thinking her own death would suffice, not expecting Master Mo to also implicate her family.

"Try me!"

Aunt Zhang felt despair. Her husband and daughter were in that person’s hands; perhaps if she killed the little master, that person would ensure her family’s safety, and Master Mo surely couldn’t hurt them.

With this thought, Aunt Zhang’s expression darkened, and she lifted Mo Yuyan, "Master Mo, I didn’t want to, I really didn’t want to."

The little figure in Aunt Zhang’s arms continued to wail, a sound that tightened Qin Qin’s heart in discomfort.

"You dare?!"

Mo Yunchen and Qin Qin simultaneously exclaimed, their voices filled with murderous intent.

"I’m sorry, Master Mo, Madam!"

Aunt Zhang closed her eyes and tossed Mo Yuyan towards the lake, intending to jump in after him as well.

"No!"

A roar sounded accompanied by a swiftly moving figure. Mo Yunchen leaped up, catching the crying Mo Yuyan in midair with one hand and seizing Aunt Zhang with the other, his eyes red with fury.

Aunt Zhang struggled for breath, realizing she had failed, and she only had death to look forward to.

As Aunt Zhang closed her eyes in despair, she awaited Mo Yunchen to strangle her to death.

Qin Qin took the wailing child from Mo Yunchen’s hands, kissing his little forehead while still shaken, then soothed him. Little Mo Yuyan soon stopped crying, gazing at his mother with eyes wide open, his lips pouting as if sharing his grievances with her.

Some bodyguards, Steward Wei, and other servants who arrived belatedly ran up, many in disbelief that Aunt Zhang, who they interacted with daily, could commit such an act?

Qin Qin asked Steward Wei to take Little Mo Yuyan away, not wanting her son to see her furious expression.