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

eyes were flustered, looking guilty.

He had a bad feeling about this.
He looked up at Qiao Nian and asked, “What exactly happened?”

Qiao Nian took a step forward and stood side by side with Gu Zhou.
She glanced at the guilty Jiang Yue and said in a clear voice, “Boss Jin, the woman in your arms is called Jiang Yue.
She’s Matriarch Gu’s god-granddaughter.
You just have to go to An City to investigate this matter and you’ll know that I’m not lying.”

The blood drained from Boss Jin’s face.
In the past, Jiang Yue had told her that she was only a nurse who took care of Matriarch Jin.
There shouldn’t be a need for Qiao Nian to lie about this, because Qiao Nian had said that this was common knowledge.

Qiao Nian continued, “Back then, I married Gu Zhou and stole her sweetheart.
Hence, she was dissatisfied and thought of ways to chase me out of the Gu family.
For this, she didn’t hesitate to poison Matriarch Gu and frame me!”

Poison?

Boss Jin’s expression instantly darkened.
He looked at the woman in his arms in disbelief.
He had never expected this obedient woman in his arms to poison the Grandma who had raised her!

Boss Jin could gain a foothold in society not only because he was a filial son, but also because he was a great philanthropist.

Qiao Nian had previously investigated Boss Jin.
Boss Jin had lost his father in his early years and relied on his mother.

Back then, in order to support his career, his mother had sold all her assets.

Later on, Boss Jin’s career became successful.
Every day, he was busy with the company and hired a few nannies to take care of his mother.

Some elders had their children pass away when they were young, leaving them alone.

Some children went overseas and left the old folks alone in the country.

There were also children who were unfilial and abandoned the old folks in their hometown.

There were no jobs suitable for old people in this society.
These old people could only rely on their previous savings or pensions, or their children would occasionally give them a little money to live.
Sometimes, they would not be able to eat.