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Chapter 759: All Magnanimity Comes From Those Who Are Not In Pain
Chapter 759: All Magnanimity Comes From Those Who Are Not In Pain
Chapter 759: Chapter 759: All Magnanimity Comes From Those Who Are Not In Pain
“Move aside,” Rong Yan, anxious to find someone, grew impatient when her path was blocked.
Shen Siyuan had long disapproved of her, and her attitude only made Shen less willing to step aside, insisting on barricading Rong Yan with a condescending inquiry, “You’re here at Li Group to find Shengxiao?”
Oh, never heard of the saying ‘good dogs don’t block the way’?
“Who I’m here to see is none of your business.”
She was in a hurry to find Little Baby and had no time to waste with her, “Move aside.”
She tried to bypass to the left, but Shen Siyuan moved to block her again, “It’s pointless for you to look; Shengxiao is not here.”
F*ck me! Rong Yan nearly cursed out loud. She was on the verge of frustration, and yet there was this absurd person blocking her way. She lifted her eyelids, her face as grim as could be as she looked toward the obstructing woman, unceremoniously retorting, “So what’s that got to do with Miss Shen? I don’t get your point in blocking me. Just trying to plainly tell me that Li Shengxiao isn’t at Li Group? OK. I got it. You can move aside now.”
Shen Siyuan, unable to back down with dignity, her graceful features darkened. As she looked at Rong Yan again, her gaze grew colder, “Rong Yan, I heard you sent Rong Weiwei to the police station.”
Does she not know the saying ‘good dogs don’t block the way’? Rong Yan took a deep breath, suppressing her temper, “I wasn’t aware Miss Shen had any relationship with her. Or is it that Miss Shen’s family lives by the sea, sharing a common ailment… being too nosy!”
Her entanglement with Rong Weiwei was her private matter. What did it have to do with Shen Siyuan!
“You!” Shen Siyuan, fuming with anger, pursed her lips, and said harshly, “I just can’t stand your behavior. At the very least, Rong Weiwei is your sister in name, and even if you two have no blood relation, out of respect for Mrs. Rong, you didn’t need to take it so far even if Rong Weiwei did something wrong.”
After hearing her lecture, Rong Yan scoffed, her bright eyes shining as she retorted, “Miss Shen, have you ever heard this saying?”
“What?” Shen Siyuan, having finished her sentence, already realized she shouldn’t have engaged but it was too late—she feared Rong Yan’s next words would be infuriating.
Sure enough, the next second, she saw the clear-eyed and radiant young woman in front of her look into her eyes and speak slowly but deliberately, “You should stay away from those who always advise others to be more magnanimous. You wouldn’t want to be struck by lightning by association!”
While the blood from her own wounds hadn’t even dried, Shen Siyuan had the nerve to preach magnanimity to her—hah, as if someone like Rong Weiwei hadn’t hit her where it hurts; it’s easy for her to stand there pain-free.
Perhaps if today’s incident had happened to Shen Siyuan, she would want to flay Rong Weiwei alive.
Of course, since it hadn’t happened to her and had instead happened to her rival, she couldn’t care less. She could just stand there, the face of pity, suggesting Weiwei be released and giving her another chance. Otherwise, how would Weiwei get the opportunity to cause her trouble again?
Rong Yan saw right through her act, and her impatience when she looked at her again was obvious, “Miss Shen, can you move aside now?”
“It doesn’t matter if you don’t, but please, don’t block my way again. I’ve only heard of one kind of animal that likes to obstruct, and given that you’re Mrs. Lin’s junior, I’d rather not use unpleasant words towards you. But I’m not the kind of pushover either, so for both our sakes, Miss Shen, please stay as far away as possible.”