Daily Life of the Wealthy

Chapter 102

Mrs. Mu did not expect that she and Hu Qin would meet again in this situation after many years.

Under the scrutiny of the prison guards, she was well-dressed and sat gracefully, while Hu Qin, with iron shackles on her hands and feet, unkempt and sluggish, was brought to her in front of her and sat down across a long table.

When the violin's eyes reflected in Mrs. Mu's figure, her eyes become biting hatred, suddenly soared think toward Mu wife: "!! Slut slut you grab my son, you took my son!!"

Guards are not The vegetarian, before Hu Qin straightened up, restrained her rudely, twisted her arms and pressed her face on the table.

"Uuuuu..." Hu Qin tried her best to resist, but how could her strength be more than a well-trained man?

Mrs. Mu was very calm and calm throughout, and Hu Qin's behavior did not even make her move her eyebrows.

"Hu Qin, if you do everything possible to beg me to come just to say this, then I must say goodbye," Mrs. Mu said lightly. Mu Yixi was abused by Hu Qin's mother, Hu Li. In the hospital, Hu Qin was also making trouble like this, repeatedly saying that she had robbed her son. After so many years, this woman still hasn't grown in the slightest, even if she has fallen into this field.

The South Island Project encountered policy obstructions, regulations for rectification were dropped, and many officials were dismissed. Many of them were involved in the Feng family. Evidence of the black-box operation was exposed. Feng family and Hongda immediately fell into trouble, with nearly tens of billions invested. A lot of people got caught in the water, including Feng Kun's father Feng Kuan and Feng Kun. Feng Kuan was pushed out as a scapegoat for the Feng family, while Feng Kun could not be distinguished because of his identity as a Hongda legal person-he had escaped abroad with the help of his mother Zhong Ruizhen, and whether he could return to China in this life is a question. In this case, no one in the Feng family can take care of Feng Kun's family. Zhong Ruizhen and Feng Kun simply did not exist as Wei Anqi, the newly appointed Mrs. Feng Shao. The Wei family was also implicated.

But in the end, only Hu Qin, who is not Wei, was put in prison.

Before Feng Kun and Wei Anqi got married, Wei Dong transferred all 40% of Hongda's shares to Wei Anqi, so the marriage between Feng Kun and Wei Anqi went smoothly, and Feng Kun and Wei Anqi became married. But on the eve of the wedding, Wei Anqi quietly transferred the shares to Hu Qin's name, on the grounds that she did not want the Feng family to acquire the shares of Hongda through marriage. Hu Qin was so happy at the time that all the painstaking efforts were not in vain for giving birth to Wei Anqi. Wei Anqi is much more filial and capable and conscientious than Mu Yixi.

Unexpectedly, the South Island issue broke out. Wei Dong took Wei Anqi away for the first time, leaving Hu Qin dumbfounded at the people going to the building. Soon after, she was detained in prison and faced various prosecutions. Only then did she know that she had been abandoned by her husband and daughter, who had has an ominous premonition.

Her entire life went into emptiness in a blink of an eye. The moment before, she was still Mrs. Wei who was in the limelight in the social circle. Mrs. Feng Shao's mother exhaled and raised her eyebrows and walked into the wind. The next moment she went to jail and was trapped and imprisoned by her husband and daughter. Hu Qin experienced countless twists and turns in her life, hard-hearted and selfish enough to be almost driven crazy by this reality.

It wasn't really crazy because she remembered that she still had a son, a son whom she regarded as possession and could use it arbitrarily.

She asked everyone to contact Mu Yixi for her. She claimed to be Mu Yixi's biological mother, and she had evidence to prove that they were mother and child. She also said that about her case, Mu Yixi had important evidence in his hands. Hu Qin was even smart enough to contact the media, intending to expose her relationship with the Mu family.