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Chapter 838: Chapter 822: Today, I Am the King Chapter 838: Chapter 822: Today, I Am the King And it must be said, previously she could still control Ren Li, even when Ren Ying did that sort of thing, she could stand by Ren Ying without fearing Ren Li.

But now it’s different; Ren Li has become increasingly unruly.

She feared that if a real problem arose, she simply wouldn’t be able to speak on behalf of Ren Li, who would truly fight her to the death.

And when the time came, the first person Ren Li would come for was none other than herself.

Ren Ying also felt as if something was stuck in his throat; he couldn’t spit it out, nor could he swallow it down.

It had to be said that if they didn’t mention this matter, everyone would be happy, after all, there really was no issue now, and nothing was more important than Wu Liangliang’s life,

But once it was brought up, even Ren Ying felt like something was clogging up his heart, quite uncomfortably.

Yingying, you still haven’t told me whether there’ll be trouble or not.

Bringing this person here, she says it’s not a kidnapping, but if something happens to them, the child will die right away, and they will have committed intentional homicide–that’s a prison sentence, and if things go wrong, it could even lead to a firing squad.

And the mere thought of this made her break out in a cold sweat all over.

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She didn’t like Tang Xincheng and never thought about acknowledging him.

She hadn’t even wanted to acknowledge her own daughter Ren Li, let alone Tang Xincheng.

She wanted Tang Xincheng here just for a bit of his blood.

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They had also said that this wouldn’t kill anyone, but now she was just scared–what if someone actually died?

Not to forget that Ren Li was still part of her household.

She turned to glance outside the window; it was about this time that Ren Li should be waking up.

What if she couldn’t find her son?

What if Tang Xincheng accidentally lost his life?

What would happen then?

When she had forcibly stuffed Tang Xincheng into the trunk, she would never forget the look in his eyes filled with hatred for the rest of her life.

Tang Xincheng’s eyes might even become the nightmare of her lifetime.

She had lived to a ripe old age, with one foot in the grave, yet only the eyes of Tang Xincheng inexplicably made her feel afraid.

Wu Bin’s parents hadn’t seen it and naturally didn’t know.

Besides, if it really came down to it, her sin was the greatest since she had been the one to completely orchestrate the act.

It was she who had Tang Xincheng tied up, she who had stuffed him into the trunk, and she who had brought Tang Xincheng here.

Suddenly, she was worried, fearful, even her scalp tingled with dread.

“Mom, you’re overthinking it,” Ren Ying turned to leave, “It’s just drawing some bone marrow, not like we’re cutting out his liver or taking his kidneys.

Anyway, it can grow back, so what are you afraid of?”

Ren Ying said this quite forcefully.

They had already made it through the most difficult time, yet here they were, bringing up such discouraging talk.

It was truly uncomfortable to hear—wasn’t this just boosting others’ morale while destroying their own?

“Yingying, are you truly certain?”

Ren’s mother had to follow up and thoroughly question him.

After all, it was she who had brought the person here, and if something truly happened, it would be her problem.

She couldn’t bear such a huge responsibility.

“Mom, how can you be so cowardly?”

Ren Ying was almost on the verge of shouting at her mother.

If it weren’t for the fact that his in-laws were still in the living room, he might have actually screamed at her.

Ren Li’s mother was splattered with Ren Ying’s spittle all over her face.

She really wanted to say that this wasn’t about being cowardly—she just wanted to know the outcome.

Was that wrong?

Ren Ying, too, felt a wave of irritation and kicked the wall.

The wall remained still, but her foot throbbed with pain.

“Yingying…”

Ren Li’s mother still did not give up, but Ren Ying dodged around her.

The affirmation and promise that Ren Li’s mother so desperately sought, she never received a single sure word.

For example…

“Nothing will happen, nothing will absolutely happen.”

“If anything does happen, I’ll take the blame.

You absolutely won’t have to shoulder the responsibility.”

But there was nothing, absolutely nothing.

Ren Ying knew full well what her mother wanted to ask, yet she still opened a door and stepped out, leaving her mother behind, letting the unease inundate her entirely as she stood there, neither able to sit nor stand.

Meanwhile, outside, the sky had already brightened, and there were sounds of the hustle and bustle of traffic.

For many people, the day had not yet begun, but their day had already ended.

Yet for many more, the day had just started at the moment the sun rose.

Outside, the sunlight was breaking through the clouds little by little.

Today seemed to be a good day, yet inexplicably, it seemed like…

The sky…

had turned cloudy again.

Ren Li suddenly sat up, wiping the sweat off her forehead.

Instinctively, she reached for her water cup on the side—she always had to drink a cup of warm water when she got up in the morning.

Tang Zhinian had also been preparing warm water for her first thing in the morning, without fail, for nearly ten years.

He got up earlier than her, he was more diligent, and that was how habits formed.

She had also become accustomed to it.

The routine of more than ten years had become an instinct of her body, a habit, a part of life.

Compared to her days spent in the Wu Family, she was practically a queen now.

And what was she called in the Wu Family?

A mere maid, that’s all—taking care of the entire Wu Family.

Even though there were housekeepers, she was the one burdened with the chores, under the claim that it was their family tradition.

As a daughter-in-law, she was expected to personally serve her parents-in-law and husband.

Back then, she had foolishly believed whatever they said.

If they said there was a cow flying in the sky, she would have believed that too.

She had served as an unpaid nanny and maid for the Wu Family for ten years, wasting her best years, only to end up with such a fate.

It was not until then that she realized just how foolish she had been.

The Wu Family had used her as a maid and nanny for ten years, but when Ren Ying got together with Wu Bin, Ren Ying became the queen.

The Wu Family did not let her do anything.

Yes, Ren Ying was carrying the Ren Family’s next generation.

She knew that, but Wu’s mother would always remind her that even if she was pregnant, she still had to do the household chores.

She herself had come behind Wu Bin’s grandmother, who used to say a daughter-in-law will become a mother-in-law in due time, and when that time comes, she could treat her daughter-in-law the same way.