Su Qiao coldly looked at the haggard, disheveled man. "Don't come asking me where she and her daughter are. The moment you and your parents discussed selling her, you lost the right."
"When your parents weren't even willing to spare their own granddaughter, you should have been too ashamed to come see me."
"Although I haven't appeared this past year, that doesn't mean I've been completely unaware. I know everything your family has done, everything you've done—including the fact that you looked for other women behind her back."
"Let me remind you one last time: don't even think about looking for her and her daughter. Otherwise, you'll regret it."
Su Qiao had already learned from Aunt Li at the restaurant that Su Ya Ni was doing quite well in her hometown's small town, devoting herself to running a little bookstore and quietly raising her child.
Since that was the case, Su Qiao didn't want anyone disturbing the mother and daughter again.
Wu Haishan had already witnessed how formidable Su Qiao was. Of course, he also knew that with her current abilities and fame outside, she was someone he absolutely couldn't afford to provoke.
"Fine, I won't look for her and her daughter. I just want to ask you one thing."
"Why have you never looked at me properly from beginning to end?"
"What exactly did I do to offend you? Is that why you look down on me so much?"
This was what Wu Haishan could never figure out, and it was also what he found most difficult to accept.
Su Qiao was utterly speechless.
Didn't he know what kind of person he was?
And he actually had the nerve to ask why she looked down on him.
Hadn't he heard what she had just said?
Ding Jihan said disdainfully