Mr. Gu, Your Replacement Bride Is A Big Shot!

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Su Xue pondered for a while and asked worriedly, “Then if I tell you the truth, will you really leave immediately?”

“Yes, I’ll leave after I go upstairs to get my things!” Qiao Nian said calmly.

Su Xue took out her phone from her pocket.
It was still early, and Qiao Shan would probably not be back for another hour.

Su Xue glanced around the living room.
At this moment, she and Qiao Nian were alone.

She had to chase Qiao Nian away as soon as possible.
That way, Qiao Nian wouldn’t have to look for Qiao Shan anymore, and she could spend her wedding anniversary with Qiao Shan in peace.

Su Xue lowered her gaze slightly, trying hard to recall what had happened.

More than twenty years had passed, but she had a deep impression of that incident back then.

More than twenty years ago, she had already kept a gigolo outside.

Of course, she had done this behind Qiao Shan’s back.
Qiao Shan had no idea.

At that time, that gigolo had said that he wanted to start a company and earn money to marry her.
He had brought her to observe a new project.

At that time, she also felt that the project was quite profitable, so she secretly transferred a million yuan from Qiao Shan’s company account.

At that time, the Qiao family’s company did not belong to Qiao Shan alone.
Instead, there were many shareholders.
She had privately embezzled the company’s public funds.
She had wanted to return the money after she earned it.

However, she had never expected that gigolo to be so brazen as to take her money and run away with another woman.

At first, she was so upset by the gigolo’s actions that she fell ill.

Later on, she recalled that she had embezzled the company’s funds.
Most of her illness had disappeared, and she dragged her tired body back up.

If the company knew that she had embezzled public funds, she might go to jail.
She was twenty years old then.

Her twenties were her best years.
She didn’t want to spend her life in prison, so she found an excuse to return to her hometown and raise money!

Later, one morning, she was about to go to the city to buy something.
When she passed by a neighbor’s house, she heard a child sobbing softly.

She walked over and saw a three-year-old girl squatting in front of the widow’s house.
The girl was crying pitifully!