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Chapter 1340 - 1329: Siblings
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Chapter 1340: Chapter 1329: Siblings

"Sister Ming, why is your style so similar to second brother’s?" Ye Qiu’s room has a minimalist style, much like Duan Yunquan’s, primarily in shades of gray and white, but with more green plants and a few feminine touches.

"I just like to keep it simple."

"Is this a bird stand?" Ye Cheng came to the balcony, looking at the delicate bird stand with great interest. "Will those birds still follow you back?"

In Ye Cheng’s eyes, Ye Qiu has always been quite magical. Despite her small chest, she was particularly favored by birds, and back then she even helped them deliver messages. If she weren’t his sister, he would think this was some paranormal event—wasn’t it said that after the establishment of the Republic, creatures were not allowed to become spirits?

As soon as he finished speaking, a little red-feathered bird flew in from outside and looked at everyone with arrogance.

Everyone was surprised to see it, and Duan Yunquan even wanted to feed it bird food, but it only ate what Ye Qiu gave.

"It’s so intelligent!" Lee Shishi and Yu Zhijing exclaimed, liking the Little Red Bird more and more as they looked.

"What species is this? How come I’ve never seen it before?" Lee Shishi even took out her phone to search, but still found nothing.

Yu Zhijing naively said, "Maybe this is heaven’s favor for us siblings. If it weren’t for them delivering messages when we were young, I wouldn’t know what to do."

Yes, in their eyes, it certainly wouldn’t have been the same little bird delivering messages. They couldn’t even imagine it being a legendary Divine Beast like the Golden Crow.

Feeling both grateful and affectionate, Yu Zhijing asked, "Isn’t this bird stand too small for it? Wouldn’t the balcony be too cramped? How about we clean out a room just for it?"

Upon hearing this, Little Golden Crow’s little eyes immediately brightened, and it even flew onto Yu Zhijing’s shoulder.

"Did it understand? It’s really smart!"

Everyone looked at it with a sense of wonder and immediately decided to go through with the plan, as these little birds were greatly valued by the siblings, and this one in front of them was likely the leader of them all!

After viewing the house, Ye Qiu and Yu Zhijing moved in that very night, because Cheng Zhizhi really was a madman; she actually sold out Ye Qiu’s residence, though fortunately without causing much of an impact.

But it was a bit troublesome for Lee Shishi when she went back to school, as many people thought she had a good temper and sought information about Yu Zhijing from her, with some even brazenly asking her to bring autograph pictures and pastries from Ye Qiu’s shop.

You can find sour people everywhere. If Lee Shishi rejected them, these people would spread rumors everywhere, saying she looked down on her ordinary classmates because she got ahead. Fortunately, the majority were well-educated and more rational.

For these people, Yu Zhijing had no qualms about flipping out. If you don’t care about my thoughts, why should I agree to your demands? Who do you think you are?

It’s worth noting that Lee Shishi’s personality really changed a lot; she became stronger and more rational, while also cleaning out those with ulterior motives around her.

She never regretted doing so. As people mature, those around you inevitably become fewer, and ordinary friends are not as valuable as a few high-quality intimate ones.

At least Ye Cheng and his siblings never demanded anything of her, always considering her in every way. So why should she hurt those who are good to her for the sake of others?

The turmoil was only temporary. Cheng Zhizhi thought she had avenged herself, but didn’t realize that this would only exacerbate her family’s troubles. At least Ye Cheng and Duan Yunquan wouldn’t let it go easily.

After the uproar, Yu Zhijing’s case finally went to court under the eyes of anticipating netizens, with the four siblings heading to court with evidence amidst media attention.

They were full of confidence, but on the other side, Liang Jin and Yu Shangnan were in utter chaos, as their agent, Sister Ming, had gone missing, taking a large sum of money with her. Although they didn’t suffer major losses, it hinted that their chances of winning were slim. Otherwise, why would Sister Ming flee abroad if not to avoid paying?

Yu Zhijing, though young, was a real money maker, and they never cared about her rest, planning routes solely based on where the money was. Before, as a minor, Yu Zhijing had no money in her hands, and apart from the company’s share, all the earnings went to the three of them—a substantial amount.

Now, even Sister Ming realized she should flee. What about them? What should they do? Were they going to have to take out their retirement money?

Yes, the two never considered what punishment they would face as perpetrators of abandonment and abuse, instead thinking about how not to release funds—a truly peculiar line of thought.

Being celebrities for so many years, did they not have any common sense or morality?

Because of their absurd actions, a campaign suddenly emerged online to demand the reduction of star compensation and the improvement of stars’ cultural awareness. Since you enjoy extraordinary privileges as public figures, you should at least not bring negative influences, even if not contributing to society!

The two, planning on making a return if money ran out, had no idea they had already offended the entire entertainment circle.

The outcome of the lawsuit, heavily followed by netizens, was almost predictable. In court, Yu Zhijing and her siblings presented many videos and recordings as evidence, each of which provoked the netizens’ anger. Inside the courtroom, two media outlets and some loyal fans selected by Yu Zhijing were present as observers, and once out of court, they couldn’t hold back their urge to expose Yu Shangnan and Liang Jin’s crimes to the public.

Because the case involved a substantial amount of money, the judge didn’t rule immediately, but the message was clear: Yu Shangnan and Liang Jin couldn’t escape the abuse charges. However, due to lack of more evidence from the police, it couldn’t be determined if Yu Shangnan was involved in the abandonment, but Liang Jin couldn’t escape the charge.

Parents convicted of abandonment and abuse have no right to raise children. The judge found Yu Zhijing’s request to sever parental ties reasonable, and the contracts signed on her behalf by the two were annulled. However, the case regarding the reimbursement of years of earnings would require a separate trial.

Though this result differed slightly from the netizens’ demands, fans celebrated with joy as Yu Zhijing regained her freedom.

Not all parents in this world love their children, but fortunately, Zhijing still has three siblings protecting her and a large fan base supporting her, ensuring her future is only getting brighter.

"I suddenly feel so much lighter!" Yu Zhijing smiled at everyone, accepting media interviews without any reservations. She finally made it through, and no one could control her anymore!

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