Rebirth: He refused to Divorce Again

Chapter 2007: Chapter 2005: Qin Yize’s Actions

But before Second Uncle Qin could speak, Qin Yize merely lifted a finger, and the two of them instantly fell into a deep coma.

Qin Yize calmly put away a small syringe-like item in his palm, which contained an anesthetic.

He then stepped forward and effortlessly removed the amulets from their necks, seeing a faint black mist lingering over them. He gave the two a look of disdain, contempt filling his heart.

All day long, they didn’t know what they were thinking. The reason the amulet hadn’t broken was due to the support of spiritual energy; otherwise, who knows what could have happened.

How could the Qin Family have such insatiable and unrepentant degenerates?

Qin Yize thought that after the lesson of the abandoned factory and Dongdong’s disappearance, it should at least awaken their conscience, if not lead to full remorse. However, it seems time has erased the consequences of that lesson, and their deep-seated flaws have resurfaced inevitably.

This is even when they fear his power; otherwise, who knows what mischief they could have caused.

So these two are very dangerous.

Then Qin Yize took out two talismans, and following Gu Junbai’s method, he crushed them, turning them into shimmering lights that drilled into the two people’s foreheads.

He then began to slowly extract and erase their memories related to the amulets, and today’s events as well.

Qin Yize had neither the mood nor the desire to explore their memories, as they were brimming with black thoughts that undoubtedly were negative and hadn’t been acted upon yet.

But these things were inherently born within them, and external forces couldn’t erase them.

Yet Qin Yize still used his method to disrupt the controllable aura, reassembled it, and then infused his own spirit energy into their foreheads, using the cultivation of his own Taoist methods.

After this, when the two wake up, their memories will be muddled, bearing signs of an onset of dementia, and they will have to be hospitalized.

And Qin Yize could not let Qin Yishan know about this.

Because, after all, they are his cousin’s biological parents. As a son, no matter the faults of one’s parents, they are still one’s biological parents.

Even though Second Uncle Qin and Second Aunt Qin had devious intentions, they were genuinely kind to their children and grandchildren.

But for the sake of the Qin Family, for the bigger picture, and for Qin Yishan’s future without blemishes, Qin Yize had to play the villain. Once these two become fools, they will create no more trouble.

The Qin Family is large and wealthy and even has its own hospital that can support them for life.

Qin Yize didn’t use the invisibility charm because Gu Qiaoqiao needed to draw it for him on the spot, as its time was limited, and he didn’t want Qiaoqiao to know how he was dealing with Second Uncle and Second Aunt Qin.

Because sometimes Qiaoqiao is just too soft-hearted.

Having done all this, Qin Yize silently left.

He, having through martial arts entered the Dao, was very adept at concealing his presence. Even without Qiaoqiao’s invisibility talisman, Qin Yize’s speed was extraordinary, vanishing from the area in the blink of an eye.

Then he leisurely got into the car, driving back to the Qin Group to continue work.

Around noon, Qin Yishan called him, panic-stricken, saying his parents seemed to have had a stroke and were now in the hospital.

Qin Yize calmly urged Qin Yishan to hurry back and handle the matter.

And all this happened within just a couple of hours. Meanwhile, Gu Qiaoqiao had arrived at Qin Xiaoyu’s school. The Imperial Capital was indeed vast, so even by car, it took her over an hour, arriving just as the school was letting out.

Gu Qiaoqiao had been here before but didn’t know which class Xiao Yu was in since Xiao Yu’s phone was off.

And because it was often turned off, Shen Manru was worried.

Having no other way, Gu Qiaoqiao used the Heaven-reaching Talisman, quickly spotting Qin Xiaoyu in a corner of the campus.

Gu Qiaoqiao quickly walked over, skirting around two buildings. Ahead was a student rest area, featuring pavilions and towers, with a lake over which arched a zigzagging bridge now resting on a frozen lake surface. The willows by the shore were leafless, their bare branches swaying slightly in the cold wind.

Yet on the other side, the Green Pines remained verdant.

At this moment, Qin Xiaoyu was holding a few books, talking with a boy.

The boy was tall, dressed simply. From not far, one could clearly see he was handsome, with sharp brows and bright eyes.

Qin Xiaoyu stood facing him.

If it were her own child, Gu Qiaoqiao would have wanted to scold her. Getting older, the more defiant she seemed. Was university so liberating?

Leaving the phone off, not contacting her family, not going home during holidays, did she even know what she was planning?

Gu Qiaoqiao frowned and called out to Qin Xiaoyu from a distance, "Qin Xiaoyu, come here a moment."

Gu Qiaoqiao’s voice was neither too loud nor too soft, but just right for Qin Xiaoyu to hear.

It startled her, as she turned and saw it was her sister-in-law.

For some reason, she felt a pang of guilt, hastily nodded to the boy opposite, murmured something, then hurried over to Gu Qiaoqiao.

"Sister-in-law, what brings you here?"

Look at that question, as if she wasn’t supposed to come, or came at a bad time.

Gu Qiaoqiao asked with a faint smile, "Why, can’t I come to see you?"

Qin Xiaoyu quickly shook her head, "No, no, sister-in-law, I didn’t mean that." Then wearing a broad grin, she walked up, holding Gu Qiaoqiao’s arm affectionately, "I’m happier than anything that you came to see me; just a bit surprised is all."

"How long has it been since you contacted the family? Is your study really that busy?" Gu Qiaoqiao asked.

Standing outside in the winter was quite cold, so they chatted while walking towards the dormitory across.

Guilt glimmered in Qin Xiaoyu’s eyes.

Local kids might be different from those from elsewhere. She always felt no reason to keep in touch without anything major going on. Home was close by, after all, just a short walk away, unlike those who had to ride trains for days.

Thinking this, she realized it had been quite a while since she last made contact.

"...I was thinking, with winter break soon, I’d be home in a week."

"Then why is your phone off?"

Gu Qiaoqiao asked Qin Xiaoyu.

At this, a hint of awkwardness flashed across Qin Xiaoyu’s face.

"Sister-in-law, you know I’m a student now, and there are few of my classmates who use this phone. It’s really only for calls with the family, plus home is so close if I want to go back, it’s quite convenient..."