Wu Haishan stared at the two bags, which had been ransacked. "It should... probably not be, right? Mom, Dad, and the others were all inside during the day, and they had the keys..."
More importantly, the lock wasn't damaged. If it really had been a thief, how had he gotten inside without breaking the lock?
"Don't panic. I'll go ask my mom and the others."
As if he had thought of something, Wu Haishan's expression turned grim, and he immediately turned and walked back.
Less than two minutes later, an argument broke out from the main room.
"What are you yelling about? She has so many clothes. I only took two outfits, a pair of shoes, and a silk scarf."
"She has plenty! Could she possibly wear them all herself? What's wrong with borrowing them for two days? It's not like I won't return them. Did you really have to scream like you'd seen a ghost?"
With her hands on her hips, Wu Chunlian shouted furiously at her brother, acting as though she had done absolutely nothing wrong.
Wu Haishan hadn't expected her to remain so brazen even now. He was so angry he wanted to hit someone. "That isn't called taking them. It's called stealing, understand?"
Watching the two siblings quarrel fiercely over an outsider, Mother Wu became even more displeased with Su Ya Ni.
"All right, all right, stop yelling at your sister. She was planning to tell Ya Ni after you came back. She just hasn't had the chance yet."
After saying that, she turned to Su Ya Ni, who had just reached the doorway. "Ya Ni, your sister borrowed your clothes for two days so she could look for work. She'll see if she can find an office job. You don't mind, do you?"
"Ah, it's