Chapter Two-Hundred and Ninety-One: Big Brother

Yun Liu got into her car. She looked at Lin Yu's figure, let out a breath, and smiled disdainfully, thinking, 'It seems like the heavens haven't forsaken me yet; every cloud has a silver lining.'

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After she perfunctorily entertained Han Yuan and sent her off, Madam Ye—Lu Ying—immediately called her eldest son, Ye Tang. "Ye Tang, son, come home quickly. Mom can't take it anymore. I really can't take it anymore! I can't!" Lu Ying groaned over the phone.

There wasn't a hint of fluster in Ye Tang's voice as he replied, "Mom, if you have something to say, say it. If not, I'm hanging up. I'm in a meeting."

"Ye Tang! If you dare hang up on me, I'll go to your office and cry!" Lu Ying energetically retorted.

"Okay, Mom! Then tell me, what exactly is the matter? I have a meeting to get back to," Ye Tang said patiently.