Reborn As Super Heiress

Chapter 2523: Chapter 2425: Creative Ways to Court Death

But these people don’t think about it, Wu Jun is not related to them, and hasn’t had any dealings with them over the years, so why would he help them?

Of course, aside from those wanting to take advantage of the Wu Jun siblings, most were surprised and more were gloating over their misfortune.

The surprise was that Wu Jun, this boy who kept a low profile, managed to connect with city leaders. No one knew what he had done over the years, wearing designer clothes and driving luxury cars – he seemed to have made a fortune.

As for the gloating, it was directed not at the Wu Jun siblings but at Wu Kai and Liu Chunhua, this couple.

Liu Chunhua, this foolish woman, offended Big Wu Family’s boy severely for some interests. A few years ago, she stole the deceased’s money from the Big Wu Family and refused to admit it, yet she even wanted to sell Big Wu Family’s daughter. The two families had already completely torn their faces with each other.

As a result, this woman wasn’t satisfied with causing trouble enough; she took over their mountains and fields and even declared she would have her son kill these two siblings.

Now things have changed; her son can’t protect her and now she’s been told that Big Wu Family’s boy made it big, he’s the one who got Boss De thrown into prison!

If Liu Chunhua hadn’t been so shortsighted and had treated the Wu siblings well, now that Wu Jun has made it big, he’d probably be grateful to his aunt and wouldn’t be here so aggressively settling scores.

A good hand of cards played into a mess, that sums up Liu Chunhua.

It’s practically a death wish with style.

The saying goes, when one person succeeds, even their pets benefit; Wu Jun connecting with the city secretary means that as long as he uses his connections, not to mention finding Wu Hao a position in city offices, he surely wouldn’t have trouble finding a good job at the county level.

And judging by appearances, Wu Jun has probably amassed significant wealth, with both his parents gone, his closest relatives are his uncle and aunt.

If Liu Chunhua knew how to treat people right and took care of the siblings a little, she wouldn’t even have to mention it, Wu Jun would bring his second uncle’s family along to enjoy life’s riches.

It’s a pity Liu Chunhua was too foolish, thinking about how she wasted such a good opportunity, the villagers present felt both envious and frustrated with her; they almost wish they could replace this woman.

It’s such a good fortune, why didn’t it fall upon them? If they had a promising nephew like that, they wouldn’t have made deadly enemies, even if not overly flattering.

No matter what, they are his biological uncle and aunt, families marked by the same surname of Wu, and as long as the relationship isn’t completely strained, it could be manageable. When the nephew succeeds, he will not watch as his uncle’s family remains destitute, if only for reputation and pride, he’d lend a hand.

But now, Liu Chunhua has done so many foolish things, blocking almost all her paths, and her conflict with Big Wu Family has reached a point where there’s no resolution, what’s left to reconcile?

Liu Chunhua is now dumbfounded; she never expected that Wu Jun, whom she sentenced to death in her mind, would really have made a comeback? Now, the situation reversed, this damned boy succeeded, and her son is suffering because the police want to arrest him due to this guy.

A flash of regret and remorse, along with hatred and fear toward Wu Jun, appeared in Liu Chunhua’s eyes.

She liked to bully the weak and fear the strong, picking on easy targets was her specialty. Wu Family only had these two siblings left, they had no support, so if a ruckus broke out, she wasn’t afraid, which is why she bullied them without mercy.

But now, knowing this boy’s identity undergone a huge change and connected with city leadership, dealing with her, an ordinary citizen, would be like crushing an ant, Liu Chunhua suddenly felt scared.

Over there, upon learning Wu Jun succeeded, Wu Kai’s eyes lit up, longing to immediately make amends with his nephew.

But how could Wu Jun look up to him, this uncle, when he entrusted his sister to his care after their family’s troubles, only to later find out she suffered abuse at this uncle’s home, forced to drop out of school and nearly sold off, leaving him disillusioned.

Liu Chunhua might be a woman, but she couldn’t have done these things without Wu Kai knowing, at least he was clued in.

Stealing their family’s savings was one thing, but abusing his sister and wanting to sell Yaya, Lei De’s tea garden excavating the mountains and uprooting his parents’ graves, Wu Jun couldn’t believe Wu Kai was without knowledge about these things.

But at that time, what did his good uncle do?

He did nothing, standing apart as an outsider, watching indifferently.

Yaya was, after all, his biological niece, and Wu was, after all, his biological brother, yet he could bear watching his niece nearly sold off by his wife and his brother’s grave desecrated, leaving no peace even in death.

That was truly outrageous.

Just calling him weak, saying he was oppressed by Liu Chunhua, Wu Jun absolutely couldn’t believe it.

If one truly has a conscience, no matter how formidable Liu Chunhua is, she wouldn’t have dared commit such publicly condemned acts unless his uncle quietly permitted it.

Others only called Liu Chunhua vicious and formidable, but speaking of his Uncle Wu Kai, they mostly lamented his incompetence, calling him pathetic without accusing him of heartlessness.

But in Wu Jun’s view, his uncle was the most scheming; Liu Chunhua did all the evil deeds, took the blame alone, while his uncle became the victim, seen by others as a good-for-nothing.

But was he really a good person? Knowing his niece was bullied and nearly sold, understanding his brother’s grave was destroyed, any reasonable person would step up no matter how timid, and certainly not hide behind his wife watching coldly.

Moreover, Liu Chunhua took so much money from him, eventually spending it on their daily life and home construction; didn’t his uncle live in the little two-story building? Didn’t he know their family situation? Didn’t he know where the money to build came from?

No, he knew everything and chose to silently accept it, even fueling the fire with his involvement.