Stealing Your Heart

“I’d like you to help me check if something has happened to them,” said Lin Xinyan.

She was getting more worried by the day, especially now that she knew Gu Bei was trying to get close to her.

Shao Yun had the outer appearance of someone unreliable, but he was in fact a very responsible person who routinely helped to put her mind at ease. Lin Xinyan had only known him for a short while, but he had never let her down before. Wen Xian and Zhuang Ziyi had probably chosen him back then because of his exemplary character.

Lin Xinyan thanked her lucky stars that she had called Shao Yun just now. Otherwise, she would have gotten herself into huge trouble.

Her mind was spinning. Feeling a headache coming on, Lin Xinyan massaged her temples and sighed.

“Are you still worried about him?” Shao Yun asked.

Actually, he was itching to tell Lin Xinyan that he had spotted Zong Jinghao below her apartment block the other day.

However, he didn’t know that Lin Xinyan already knew about that.

“Yes, I’m worried. After all, two of my children are with him,” Lin Xinyan said, resting her forehead on her hand.

“Did you meet up with him?” Shao Yun asked, shocked. “Did the two kids follow him to B City, too?”

voice, Lin Xinyan replied, “He didn’t show up personally. His friend came and picked up the children for

your face looks a little pale. Have a good rest. I’ll help you investigate everything,”

Lin Xinyan felt

car turned into her neighborhood. Lin Xinyan unbuckled her seat belt and pushed open the door. As she stepped out of the car, she turned to Shao Yun and

Yun nodded. “Take

her apartment block. When she finally got home, she flew into her bedroom and tossed herself onto

her contacts list. Gazing at Su Zhan and

to give them a call to ask about the situation back home. However, as

the end, she decided not to give them

with a notification from the daily news app. Lin Xinyan reached out to dismiss the notification. After all, there were all sorts of news everyday, and she was used to these notifications. However, her fingers

around the phone tightened, and her

any news about him. When she left the city, she had

her misgivings, however, she continued reading the

the entire article.

punishment at all. He had been given a reprieve, which meant that a criminal who had been sentenced to the death penalty under the law would have his punishment postponed or cancelled entirely. The court had announced his sentence, but added that they would not

Wen Qing’s probation period, the legal team would assess his behavior. Based on his performance, the legal team would recommend