I Became A Hit After My Divorce!

Chapter 424: Finally Here

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Le Yao looked at Shan Huaming, who had been taken away by the bailiffs, and couldn’t help but sigh. He Rong was really lucky. If this secret hadn’t been exposed, Shan Huaming would continue to stay by He Rong’s side. No one could guarantee what would happen in the future.

Outside the court, a woman was crying. It was Shan Huaming’s ex-wife, Zheng Lu. She had been waiting for this day for four years.

That scumbag Shan Huaming deserved to die long ago.

Lu Minan walked over and handed a packet of tissues to the woman.

“Thank you.” Zheng Lu was surprised for a moment, but she still took the tissue and wiped her face. “I… I should go.”

“Thank you for the anonymous letter.”

Lu Minan’s words successfully made Zheng Lu stop in her tracks. “I.

“To a certain extent, you’ve helped the police a lot.” Lu Minan looked at Zheng Lu. “However, you shouldn’t have hidden it for so long. If you had stepped up earlier, perhaps there wouldn’t have been so many innocent girls killed.”

“I didn’t dare…” Zheng Lu sniffed. “He’s a devil. If he hadn’t been infatuated with a girl back then, I wouldn’t have been so lucky to get a divorce. I’m afraid I would have become one of his dead souls.”

Lu Minan fell silent.

“Captain Lu, you might think that I’m selfish, but I still have my old parents and underage daughter to take care of.” Zheng Lu sighed. “All these years, I’ve been trembling in fear, afraid that he would come and pester me. When I sleep at night, even the slightest movement can wake me up.” As she spoke, she smiled self-deprecatingly.

“Fortunately, he’s lucky with women. He keeps moving between some rich and young women and doesn’t have time to pester me. Now, I can finally bring my parents and daughter here. I can finally sleep peacefully…”

Lu Minan frowned and glanced at Zheng Lu. Then, she turned around and left. Everyone had their own difficulties. He had no right to criticize them. Fortunately, the law was long-term. Justice might be late, but it would definitely not be absent.

In the study, Nangong Jue was video calling Huo Yi.

“Sir Jue, you asked me to keep an eye on Shenghua Logistics. I’ve been keeping an eye on them, but others are also keeping an eye on them.” Huo Yi leaned back in his chair and held a reader in his hand. On it was a new domineering president novel. He had already read more than 200 chapters.

“Who is the other party?” Nangong Jue glanced at the screen as he typed on the keyboard.

“One company is called Hong Tong, and the other is called Qian Hong.”

“Hehe, we’re all on the same side.” Nangong Jue smiled. “Inform them that it’s all for Lan. Don’t kill each other. We can’t let the scumbag benefit.”

“Huh?”

“Huh what? They will all understand.”

“Alright.” Huo Yi nodded. “But you have to tell me who those two companies belong to.”

“Don’t you know how to investigate it yourself?” Nangong Jue frowned.

“I wanted to investigate, but since you know, is there a need to waste manpower and resources?” Huo Yi looked matter-of-fact. “I’m helping you save money.”

Nangong Jue was speechless.

‘Why do I feel like you’re making sense?’

At this moment, a secretary knocked on the door and came in to inform Huo Yi that the meeting would begin in ten minutes.

“Hurry up and tell me. I still have to work for you later.” Huo Yi put down the reader.

“Hong Tong belongs to Qiao Qiao. Qian Hong belongs to Yan Cheng..”