Obsessive Tycoon and His Swan Girl
Chapter 121 - 121 121 Tearing Off Her Last Veil of Shame

Chapter 121: Chapter 121 Tearing Off Her Last Veil of Shame Chapter 121: Chapter 121 Tearing Off Her Last Veil of Shame Jiang Zhe is Ｍiss J? How is that possible?

Jiang Fanyue couldn’t believe it! Her heart was screaming in denial!

But who else could make Xu Jin stand here and actively clear the air for Jiang Zhe? Unless the original facts were just that!

After Xu Jin finished explaining, she said to Jiang Zhe with an apologetic tone, “I’m sorry, Xiaozhe, I didn’t expect such a situation to arise.”

“It’s okay. You go back to your business.” How could Jiang Zhe blame Xu Jin for this?

Jiang Fanyue moved her feet, thinking of quietly mixing into the crowd and leaving.

“Jiang Fanyue, I didn’t say you could leave,” Jiang Zhe called out to her.

All eyes fell on Jiang Fanyue, everyone saw her trying to sneak away in her awkward plight.

Jiang Fanyue, who had never felt such humiliation before, felt her blood rush from her feet to her face, unable to hide her shame and anger.

“Accusing me of plagiarism and now you want to leave?” Jiang Zhe asked.

The casual tone carried an oppressive force.

The onlooking students had already started to shout, “Apologize! How can someone who slanders carelessly think of escaping?”

“When stopping others, you speak with so much conviction, but when it’s your turn, you want it to be as if nothing happened?”

“You can’t be so double-standard, can you?”

Jiang Fanyue’s face turned beet red, especially in front of Xu Jin, she felt both shame and embarrassment.

She kept blaming Jiang Zhe in her heart. As sisters living in the same family, Jiang Zhe had never revealed that she was Ｍiss J, keeping so many things from her alone!

Jiang Zhe must have just wanted to see her humiliated on purpose!

Jiang Zhe glanced at Jiang Fanyue with a cold tone, “I don’t need an apology, such meaningless after-the-fact remedies are useless to me.”

“Then what exactly do you want? Do you want me to pay with my life?” Jiang Fanyue was shaking all over from being provoked by Jiang Zhe, angry and unwilling to accept it.

“Oh, your life is even less useful to me.” Jiang Zhe withdrew her gaze, her fox-like eyes slightly drooping, her expression lazy.

Everyone couldn’t help but laugh, thinking Jiang Fanyue’s remarks were too much like she was acting in some idol drama. Not even melodramatic idol dramas talk about paying with one’s life anymore.

Xu Jin’s agent spoke up at the right time, “Speaking of leaking Xu Jin’s songs in advance, Miss Jiang Fanyue, how did you get ahold of Xu Jin’s song?”

“Last time, last time I went to visit the set.” Jiang Fanyue’s expression was embarrassed, and her voice very soft.

“But as far as we know, we didn’t receive you for a set visit. You did come to Xu Jin’s work site once, but the assistant’s arrangement for you was on the periphery of the recording engineer, a great distance from the recording studio, and the soundproofing of the studio is very good. There’s no chance of hearing the tune of an unreleased song from outside the studio.”

The agent punctured Jiang Fanyue’s lie, word by word.

Some people really did believe Jiang Fanyue had genuinely visited the set, and that’s how she got the song. After the agent’s explanation, everyone realized that the source of Jiang Fanyue’s song was dubious!

“Jiang Fanyue, now it’s time for you to explain!”

“You don’t even have your story straight, yet you have the audacity to falsely accuse Jiang Zhe of plagiarism! ‘White lotus flower’ must be talking about someone like you!”

“Talking about visiting the set! Talking about being friends! They don’t even know who you are!”

“Tsk, tsk, tsk, I’ve never seen such a person!”

Jiang Fanyue’s face turned crimson, and she clenched her palms fiercely. It was impossible to tell everyone that she had eavesdropped in the restroom.

The agent’s words stripped her of her last shred of dignity, bringing to light her previous shameless riding on the coattails of Xu Jin’s popularity!

The agent spoke with righteous indignation, “No matter how you got hold of this unauthorized track, your actions have now constituted infringement and damage. Wait for the lawyer’s letter!”

Hearing about the lawyer’s letter, Jiang Fanyue’s legs went weak, and she stumbled back two steps in a fluster.

However, at this moment, no one sympathized with her; after all, she had brought all those attention-seeking controversies upon herself. Now that they were backfiring, the amount of benefits she had reaped was equal to the amount of criticism now falling upon her.

Xu Jin walked towards Jiang Zhe, “Xiaozhe, I’ll take you home.”

“No need, I’ve got some things to handle. You go ahead.” Having said this, Jiang Zhe casually crossed the crowd and walked out.

Qin Jingchen followed him and came up beside Jiang Zhe.

Xu Jin looked deeply at the tall and distinguished Qin Jingchen, feeling a sense of loss in her heart.

“Xiaozhe, Xiao Meng has already sent me a WeChat message. It’s not a big problem, the bleeding has stopped,” Xia Enci said. “Just need to wrap it up now and stay in the hospital for observation for another two hours and it’ll be OK.”

Jiang Zhe nodded, took out his phone, and began to check the surveillance footage of the area where Xiao Meng had the accident.

His slender fingers flew across the phone screen, and rows of code swiftly flashed by.

Soon enough, the school’s surveillance footage was available—unfortunately, the recordings from that particular time period were missing.

It was obvious that someone had deliberately disabled the surveillance at that time, preventing the footage of the offending vehicle from being captured.

This meant that the car accident Xiao Meng had just been involved in was no accident; it was an intentional act.

Xiao Meng had simple social relationships, with only the Jiang Family bearing any grudge against her.

But the Jiang Family was currently in a difficult position themselves, lacking both the capacity and the audacity to do anything to Xiao Meng.

Someone else was involved.

Jiang Zhe popped two pieces of chewing gum into his mouth and followed Qin Jingchen into the car.

The driver was Fen Ye.

As soon as Qin Jingchen and Jiang Zhe got into the car, Fen Ye spoke up, “Jingchen, I’ve already investigated—the surveillance of the accident segment is faulty and doesn’t show how Xiao Meng was injured. I’ve checked the cameras at the school gates and the road outside as well, also to no avail; no vehicle information was captured. I expanded the search area, and found this.”

Jiang Zhe looked up, no wonder he hadn’t seen Fen Ye just now.

He had been dealing with this matter.

Qin Jingchen took the phone he handed over, and on a road further away from the school, a somewhat suspicious car appeared.

There were marks of collision on the front of the car; zooming in, it became quite clear—soon, this car entered an abandoned parking lot.

“Where are the person and the car?” Qin Jingchen was almost certain that this was the offending vehicle.

“I found the car a bit late; the car is still there, but the person is gone. The car had a fake license plate. Finding the person will take another fifteen minutes,” Fen Ye said.

Xia Enci opened her mouth in slight amazement; evidently, she was incredulous at the speed of their investigation.

Especially since Fen Ye could even specify the minutes it would take to find the person.

Jiang Zhe did not look up at them, seemingly uncurious about how they had located the car.

But since Qin Jingchen was already on the case, it saved her the effort of continuing the search.

She had been planning to use satellite surveillance to identify that person, but now it seemed she could avoid a lot of trouble.

The hospital Xiao Meng was taken to was very close, and just as Fen Ye finished speaking, they arrived after turning a corner.

“He’s in the ward on the third floor,” Xia Enci said.