?Chapter 359: Chapter 359: Wen Xingye’s Secret Fortune   Chapter 359: Chapter 359: Wen Xingye’s Secret Fortune                                   Lin Yueqin said hastily, “It was Shi Youjin who put on a good act. I thought he listened to me, but in reality, I was being manipted by him!”


    “You don’t need to say anymore. Trying to push all the me onto Shi Youjin is useless, especially since he’s already gone to jail. I can’t find him to settle the score, but you, I can find.”


    The hatred in Ye Jinyu’s eyes was palpable, “From now on, don’t you dare dream of having a single good day. Whatever suffering my daughter went through as a child, you will endure double!”


    It was the first time Lin Yueqin had seen this side of Ye Jinyu. Usually, she was incredibly easy to fool, but today she could not be fooled!


    Her mind racing, Yueqin burst into hysterical tears, “Madam, it doesn’t matter how you treat me, I’m willing to bear your anger. But you can’t just acknowledge Xiaoyi and abandon Youyou. Youyou is the daughter you’ve raised from a young age! She knows nothing, always thinking of you as her biological mother. It’s so unfair to her!”


    “Fair? You know about being fair?”


    Tears poured down Ye Jinyu’s face, “What about the fairness for me and my daughter? Who will give my daughter back her happy childhood? When I think of Xiaoyi rummaging through the trash to eat what Youyou threw away, my heart aches!”


    “Youyou has been happy for twenty-six years; isn’t that enough?! How many years do I have left? Can’t I spend the rest of my life treating my own daughter a little better? Where is the unfairness in that!”


    Yueqin was suddenly at a loss for words.


    She had always thought Ye Jinyu was clueless; did she actually have a clue?


    Ye Jinyu stopped looking at her and took Ye Chuyi’s hand, whispering softly, “Xiaoyi, let’s go, it’s time to go home. She’s no longer your mother; I am.”


    Ye Chuyi wiped away her tears, feeling a profound warmth, “Okay, Mom, let’s go home.”


    Ye Jinyu was more loving and stronger than she had imagined.


    She followed Ye Jinyu, walking past the kneeling Lin Yueqin towards the end of the corridor.


    Just as they were about to enter the elevator, Ye Chuyi nced back and saw that Lin Yueqin had somehow gotten to her feet, watching them with a sinister gaze.


    Ye Chuyi curled the corners of her lips, showing a grim smile, then stepped into the elevator.


    She knew Lin Yueqin must have had malicious intentions, but fortunately, so did she.


    After leaving the hospital, Ye Chuyi drove her mother home. On the way, she brought up Wen Xingye, “Mom, you should divorce Wen Xingye; he’s not a good man.”


    Ye Jinyu turned to look at her, “I want to recover some assets first, then get a divorce. The money he has spent over these years was mine. I know he’s set up several properties, all under shellpanies.”


    Ye Chuyi was surprised, “You know about these? Did he tell you?”


    Ye Jinyu let out a bitterugh, “How could he possibly tell me? I discovered it by chance. He probably thinks I’m foolish and easy to deceive. Some things he does so openly he doesn’t even bother to hide, thinking he can easily convince me with just a few words.”


    “I didn’t think much of it before, believing that because his business was expanding, that’s why he kept opening newpanies and buying new properties. Now I realize he might have been nning to move assets away long ago, never intending to stay with me for life.”


    “I may not be cunning, but having been with the Ye Family, I’ve learned a few things about business. Wen Xingye kept telling me his investments failed and the money was gone, but I’ve seen his ounts; those were faked.”


    “The investments did fail, but not to the extent of losing billions as he imed. It was usually just a loss of tens of millions. The rest, he took to buy properties. Just the ones I know about amount to six different locations in various cities.”


    Ye Chuyi looked at her and smiled in surprise, “It seems being a bit naive isn’t all bad. At least he never expected to guard against you when doing wrong. He probably never imagined you aren’t foolish; you just couldn’t be bothered and were too forgiving. If it really came down to it, he couldn’t win against you.”


    The root of her deceptiony in being too simple and too trusting.


    Having suffered such a loss, she would surely learn to be more wary of people from now on.