“This knife was found in your study.” Ye Huan picked up a hidden knife from the side tea table, its curved blade and gleaming cold light proving its sharpness. Stroking the icy blade, he narrowed his eyes: “If you don’t tell me after one ask, I’ll kill your wife first.”
Cao Xuri struggled slightly, turning his head away, indifferent.
“If you don’t tell me after two asks, I’ll make your son experience what it means to be cut into a thousand pieces,” Ye Huan said calmly: “Where is the Thousand-Year Taisui?”
“I don’t know!” Cao Xuri answered decisively.
A blood column suddenly shot up, and Cao Xuri’s wife, only twenty-nine years old, closed her eyes forever – no, her eyes were wide open. Dying with eyes wide open.
“Where is the Taisui?”
“I…” Cao Xuri hesitated, then steeled himself: “Let my son go first, and I’ll tell you.”
“Heh, a wise man knows when to yield,” Ye Huan patted Cao Xuri’s cheek, then signaled to a man who understood. The man coldly glanced at Cao Xuri and picked up the child, whose face was splattered with his mother’s blood, still bound.
The child was brought before Ye Huan and Cao Xuri. Seeing the child, Ye Huan grinned viciously, slapping the child’s tender cheek hard. Then he violently grabbed Cao Xuri’s collar and said coldly: “Do you think you still have the capital to negotiate with me?!”
The last trace of hope in Cao Xuri’s heart was destroyed, the light in his eyes dimming and then disappearing. He said weakly: “The Thousand-Year Taisui is with Wang Meng.”
After saying this, Cao Xuri died, along with his two accomplice bodyguards and innocent nanny, all killed by the hidden knife in Ye Huan’s hand.
Until his death, Cao Xuri didn’t understand why he died so confusedly, just like how he had killed Li Huaihai, forever closing his eyes in pain and struggle.
On October 7, 2009, Ye Yunying took out all her savings and registered a clothing company called Chaobang, with a total investment of 4.2 million yuan, and began operating the clothing business. She successfully secured several orders and started organizing workers to work overtime for urgent production.
