"You're talking nonsense! My Baozhu is so well-behaved—how could she possibly do something like that? Do you think having a little money means you can bully people however you please? If you don't pay up, I'll go to the village chief."
Although Old Lady Su had some suspicions about her granddaughter, she was already in too deep to back down now. She could only insist that Su Qiao had beaten Su Baozhu.
Su Qiao waved indifferently. "Go ahead, go ahead. Better yet, call the police directly and have them investigate properly—find out who really beat Su Baozhu, and whether Su Baozhu deliberately threw herself at that man outside my house the morning before yesterday, knocking him onto the hood of his car and refusing to get down for ages."
"Oh, right. Our mine has already been sold, so stop thinking about buying a stake in it."
"We have you to thank for that, too. After all, if not for you Su Family people, our mine couldn't have been sold so smoothly."
"What? It's already been sold?" Liu Hong asked in disbelief.
Su Qiao smiled sweetly. "If you don't believe me, go home and ask your husband and your son."
She had already asked yesterday. Su Guangzong had deliberately leaked the news to Wang Jun, who then told his father, Wang Hai.
Little Four said that the scheme had been devised jointly by Su Guofu and his son.
And the original proposal had come from Su Baozhu.
"Some people just can't stand seeing others doing well. They'll do anything to harm them. Unfortunately, in the end, those who harm others only harm themselves first. Heaven is fair."
Old Lady Su had probably thought she had finally gotten hold of something she could use against Su Qiao. On the way there, she