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Chapter 933 - Why Didn’t You Say It Was Me?
Chapter 933 - Why Didn’t You Say It Was Me?
Chapter 933: Why Didn’t You Say It Was Me?
“I didn’t do it because of the family’s reputation,” Wei Zhiqian said. “If you think it’s alright for the family’s scandal to spread, I can call the police and let them search for evidence.”
“Jinyi is a victim, but my father-in-law’s family still agreed to settle it privately in order to preserve the Wei family’s reputation,” Wei Zhiqian said, “Otherwise, they are entirely within their rights to report to the police first. We’re the party in the wrong, so we can’t be so shameless as to stop them from calling the police, can we?”
When Wei Keli heard Wei Zhiqian’s words, he didn’t know why, but he was dumbfounded.
They actually came to settle the score with him for Tan Jinyi being ridiculed on the internet.
Wasn’t it just a small matter?
Did Wei Zhiqian need to gather so many people and make such a big deal out of it?
Family scandal?
What family scandal!
Tan Jinyi didn’t suffer any losses either.
He Haoyan and Dong Yanzhen both came out to support him.
They had both agreed with this method of dealing with Tan Jinyi, so who was he to say no?
Was there a need to denounce him with such big fanfare?
“Do you think this is a small matter?” Wei Zhiqian seemed to have installed a monitor in Wei Keli’s head.
He knew exactly what he was thinking.
“Your scheme failed, but it doesn’t mean that your actions can be overlooked nor excused, or that you can pretend that nothing happened.” Wei Zhiqian waved his hand in annoyance, “I can’t be bothered to talk to you about this. Even if I did, you wouldn’t listen. If you would listen, you wouldn’t still be doing these despicable things since the old folks have previously already shared many teachings with you.”
“When you were young, you were only indecisive and lacked assertiveness. Other than that, you didn’t have any major flaws. I didn’t expect you to be so immoral now,” Wei Zhiqian said in disgust.
“You knew that the Tan family and the Wei family are in-laws. We haven’t even had the opportunity to build up a good relationship, yet as a member of the Wei family, you framed a Tan family member,” Wei Zhiqian said, “Not to mention that you’ve known the Tan siblings since young. Even if you didn’t get along as well with the three Tan brothers as you did with Mo Mo, you were still good friends for many years. In spite of that, you could so unhesitatingly frame Jinyi.”
“You’re such a despicable person; disgusting and repulsive,” Wei Zhiqian said coldly. “Your actions have brought shame to the entire Wei family!”
When Wei Zhiqian’s men went to get the computer, Wei Zhiqian gave them a look.
Zhou Jingan then showed everyone copies of the evidence that had earlier been printed.
He had sufficient copies, such that everyone in the Wei family was able to have their own.
The old folks took out their reading glasses and put them on, looking at the printed copies.
“For a chat tool like this, the individual’s input shows itself on the right side, and the other party is on the left,” said Zhou Jingan. “And the person negotiating on the price with the marketing account is Wei Keli himself.”
“In addition, we have also retrieved the bank surveillance footage,” said Zhou Jingan. “The next page is a screenshot of this footage, and the following page is a magnified version.”
“The person shown in this picture is Yuan Keqing,” said Zhou Jingan.
Li Xiangrong glared at Yuan Keqing fiercely.
Needless to say, Yuan Keqing must have instigated Wei Keli to do this.
Otherwise, Wei Keli wouldn’t have done this without their knowledge.
If they had known, they would have stopped him.
After glaring at Yuan Keqing, Li Xiangrong said, “But the person in the picture is wearing a hat and a face mask. How can you be sure that this is Yuan Keqing? You can’t even see her face; that means she is Yuan Keqing?”
“Since when can you accuse someone so casually? As long as you can’t see her face, you can say who you want her to be,” Li Xiangrong said frostily. “Why didn’t you say it was me?”
“This person’s figure can’t be yours,” Zhou Jingan smiled.
No matter how well Li Xiangrong maintained her figure, she appeared a little plump due to her age.
However, if she had still been bony at this age, it wouldn’t have looked good either.
It was better that she showed off the fullness of her current figure.
Li Xiangrong was gobsmacked.
Wasn’t Zhou Jingan openly saying that she had a bad figure?
“We also found out that the account holder is Yuan Keqing,” said Zhou Jingan. “This evidence also contains information on the account.”
Everything was laid out here, and Wei Keli couldn’t deny it.
“I want to check his computer just to let the elders see it. There is indeed this information on his computer, so that Wei Keli won’t argue that I forged this evidence again,” Wei Zhiqian said sarcastically.
Wei Keli had just opened his mouth when he shut it again.
He was about to say that.
He didn’t expect Wei Zhiqian to thwart his efforts again.
Wei Keli couldn’t stop him at all. Wei Zhiqian’s men took the laptop from Wei Keli’s desk in his study.
They turned it on along the way.
When it was placed on the coffee table, the computer was already turned on.
Yu Hanxia went forward and directly opened the Weibo application on the computer.
“This profile picture is the same as the profile picture in the conversation,” Yu Hanxia pointed out.
No one had noticed it at first.
But after Yu Hanxia’s reminder, everyone looked at Wei Keli’s Weibo profile picture.
They then looked at the picture in their hands.
It was indeed the same.
Yu Hanxia opened the private message again. “Wei Keli probably didn’t expect to be exposed, so the private messages haven’t been deleted. These are the records of his conversations with those marketing accounts.”
Everyone looked again, and sure enough, it was the same as in the picture.
“These are all displayed on his Weibo. It can’t be tampered with,” Wei Zhiqian said.
“There are also his transfer records here,” Yu Hanxia said. “This money was deducted from the bank card that Yuan Keqing handled.”
“The evidence in everyone’s hands also contains the records of the conversations between Yuan Keqing and Shan Zhaowei,” Zhou Jingan added. He was afraid that some of them didn’t know who Shan Zhaowei was, so he explained, “Shan Zhaowei is the one who said yesterday that Jinyi shouldn’t use his words as the title, and that he doesn’t deserve to be called an artist.”
Yu Hanxia used her phone to switch to Yuan Keqing’s account. “This is the conversation record between Yuan Keqing and Shan Zhaowei.”
Everyone already had no desire to continue.
The old folks and Wei Mingwen felt that there was no need to do so.
The evidence could not be any more conclusive.
There was no way for Wei Keli to deny it.
As for Wei Mingxiao and Wei Zhijian and their spouses, they were so drained that they did not wish to look at it anymore.
As they looked at the final nail in Wei Keli’s coffin, their hearts ached.
It was better not to look at it.
Old Mister was so angry that he threw the backup evidence in his hand onto the ground.
Xiao Menghan quickly pushed Wei Mingwen discreetly.
Wei Mingwen understood and hurriedly went over to comfort Old Mister.
“It’s Wei Keli who is unfilial. Please don’t ruin your health because of an unfilial descendant,” Wei Mingwen said, “Zhiqian called you two here just to be a witness and to know what Wei Keli did. He doesn’t want to ruin your health. You have to take care and look after your health.”