1886: C1886 Protecting the Dignity of His Uncle's Elders

C1886 Protecting the Dignity of His Uncle's Elders

"No, absolutely not. Didn't Dad used to love you? I'm just as fair to you and to your brother."

Mu Jing was afraid that his daughter would really not let him carry his granddaughter.

"Don't say anything about the little girl's movie next time. It makes people very unhappy when they hear it."

Chuchen would not really get angry with her father.

With today's judgment, her father would not say things like "the girl's movie" again in the future, lest he accidentally offend Li Dongyang.

Not to mention Li Dongyang protecting his daughter.

Chuchen was also a person who had a daughter. She also did not like others saying that she had given birth to a little girl or something like that.

What happened to her daughter?

The Jun Family just liked their daughter.

Li Dongyang also liked his daughter. Since Zhou Mengzhu was pregnant, Li Dongyang had been thinking about his daughter.

"Alright, alright, alright. Dad promises that he won't say those words again in his lifetime."

Mu Jing quickly promised. He almost pointed to the sky and swore.

"Chuchen." He smiled and carefully asked, "When I go to your house next time, can I still carry Mu Chu?"

His grandson's daughter was white and cute. He liked her very much.

"If Mu Chu wants you to carry her, you can carry her."

After Chuchen finished speaking, she returned to the topic earlier and asked her father, "Think about it again. How do you deal with this matter?"

"There's no need to think about it. You tell Jun Hao to help me send people to find Su Shu and Xiaohuan. After finding them, bring back everything that belongs to me. As for where they want to live, it's up to them."

The Mu's closing down was already a foregone conclusion.

Mu Jing felt unpleasant in his heart. Fortunately, he had already transferred all the resources to his son in advance.

Mu Zhiyuan's company was also named after the Mu's.

It was the same as letting the Mu's change into new clothes and start anew.

The huge debt that the Mu's, which Su Shu managed, owed, was waiting for the government to auction off the company's equipment, factory, land, and the money obtained from the auction to be used to pay the salaries of the employees.

In any case, Mu Jing would not lend a helping hand.

This was a trap that he had set up to trap Su Shu and her daughter.

"Alright, I will tell Jun Hao."

Mu Jing was silent for a while and said, "Chuchen, luckily there are still you and Zhiyuan. Dad was wrong in the past."

"In the future, Dad will not think about anything anymore. Cultivate Tianci well and nurture him into a talent. In the future, whatever Tianci wants to do, it will be up to him."

If Tianci went to find Su Shu in the future, he wouldn't stop him.

No matter how many mistakes Su Shu made, she was still Tianci's biological mother.

It was only right and proper for a son to support his biological mother.

Chuchen did not say anything.2

Whether her father could do it or not, it was still up to her to see.

"There's nothing else. Dad, hang up first."

Chuchen's silence made Mu Jing feel a little awkward. He took the initiative to hang up the phone.

Mu, who had been listening to his mother and grandfather's conversation, waited until his mother ended the call. He asked with concern, "Mom, what happened to uncle?"

"Uncle is fine. Uncle is now staying at our house. He's fine."

Chuchen patted her son's head again and said, "Mu, no matter how much you hear, don't tell your uncle about it when you go home. Our master can handle the adults' matters."

Mu nodded and promised, "Mom, I will not tell uncle."

He heard a little.

It seemed that uncle's mother stole a lot of valuable things from his grandfather, but his grandfather gave up on calling the police for his uncle's sake.

However, his grandfather did not want to let his uncle's mother take advantage of him. He requested his father to send someone to find the stolen items.

Those who stole were all bad guys.

Yes, his uncle's mother was bad.

He could not tell his uncle in case his uncle felt uncomfortable and would hug him and cry again.

How could a man always cry?

Mu felt that he was doing this to protect his uncle's dignity as an elder.

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