Stealing Your Heart Chapter 625


    “Send me Gu Bei’s criminal records,” Zong Jinghao instructed.


    “Right away.”


    He had kept it all in his house to prevent anyone from finding it.


    Shen Peichuan turned towards Song Yaxin and said, “You head on home. There’s something I need to


    do.”


    “All right then,” Song Yaxin replied.


    After fastening her seatbelt, she rolled her window down and called out to him, “Dad will do his best to


    help you out, Peichuan. I believe in you!”


    Shen Peichuan didn’t want to trouble Captain Song, so Song Yaxin’s words of encouragement only


    made him feel awkward.


    He thanked her politely and waited till she drove off before taking a taxi home.


    He called Zong Jinghao afterpiling the files and offered to bring them over, but the man told him to


    send them over via email.


    Shen Peichuan did as told without any questions, and the next two days went by very peacefully.


    Zong Jinghao hadn’t returned to his vi at all, and even Lin Xinyan had no idea what he was up to. He


    had only told her via phone call that he would be away for two days due to work.


    Although peaceful, a lot happened throughout those two days. Zong Qifeng and Cheng Yuwen had


    returned to B City, and Qin Ya had recovered enough to walk again. At first, the woman had been in aContent ? N?velDrama.Org.


    hurry to return to C City but changed her mind when she found out that Lin Xinyan and Zong Jinghao


    were having their weddingter on.


    As such, Qin Ya had to wait till after the wedding before she could leave.


    “What will you be wearing?” Qin Ya asked.


    Lin Xinyan looked at her in confusion. “What do you mean?”


    “I’m talking about your wedding dress. Are you going for a Chinese or Western style?” Qin Ya munched


    on an apple while lounging on the sofa.


    “Oh, I don’t know. He’s the one preparing everything.”


    Such a response left Qin Ya dumbfounded. “Are you even looking forward to your wedding at all?” Isn’t


    it every woman’s wish to have a romantic and memorable wedding ceremony? Why does she look like


    she couldn’t care less about it?


    Lin Xinyan was so calm about it because she had been through too much before.


    “Seven years ago, I’d be so excited that I wouldn’t be able to sleep a wink. A wedding is indeed a very


    meaningful event for a woman, but… Jinghao and I have been living our lives like an ordinary married


    couple for a long time. This wedding is just a formality. Think of it as a way to announce our rtionship


    to the public,” Lin Xinyan exined.


    Qin Ya gave it some thought. She’s right. The two of them are basically living the life of a married


    couple with two kids right now. She ced a hand on Lin Xinyan’s tummy and said, “You two really do


    look like an old married couple. Heck, you’re already having your third child! Why didn’t he ask me to


    design your wedding dress? Does he not like my designs?”


    Qin Ya really wanted to help Lin Xinyan design a wedding dress.


    “He probably doesn’t want to trouble you. Besides, you’re still injured, so I had him take care of


    everything by himself.”


    “All right then…” Qin Ya looked at the time. “Why aren’t the kids back yet?”


    Zong Qifeng and Cheng Yuwen had brought the two kids out to y in the afternoon, and it was


    already getting dark outside.


    “It’s almost six. Will they being back for dinner?” Qin Ya asked.


    “I don’t know. They didn’t say if they wereing back for dinner when they left,” Lin Xinyan replied.


    “Your husband hasn’t been home for two days now. Did something happen?”


    Lin Xinyan didn’t give the matter much thought because she knew she couldn’t do anything to help out


    anyway. What she could do was take care of things at home. That way, Zong Jinghao wouldn’t have to


    worry.


    She figured that it must’ve had something to do with Gu Bei, as that was the only unresolved issue at


    the moment.


    What she didn’t expect was for Shen Peichuan to be brought into this mess.


    The two kids had taken their dinner outside before returning, and Zong Jinghao had yet to return. As


    such, Lin Xinyan and Qin Ya were the only ones at the dinner table.


    “It’s so quiet with just the two of us…” Qin Yamented.


    “Yeah… It sure is…” Zong Qifeng and Cheng Yuwen were nning on staying at the old manor at first.


    Afraid that Zong Qifeng would be reminded of Cheng Yuxiu, Lin Xinyan invited them to stay in the vi


    instead.


    With the two kids keeping thempany, they wouldn’t feel as lonely.


    “Have you given your uncle a call?” Qin Ya asked while stuffing a tomato into her mouth.


    It’s Lin Xinyan’s wedding, after all. Shao Yun should be invited.


    “I’ll call him after dinner.”


    With Aunt Wang over to help out, the chores became a lot more manageable. Although Lin Xinyan no


    longer had to bathe her kids as they were old enough to do so themselves, she found herself being a


    lot more exhaustedtely.


    It’s probably due to the baby being so far along…


    Lin Xinyan was lost in thought as shey in bed after taking a shower.


    She then grabbed her phone and dialed Shao Yun’s number, but the line was busy no matter how


    many times she tried.


    Why isn’t he picking up? Hmm… Maybe he’s in a ce with a bad reception… I’ll try again


    tomorrow… She frowned and put her phone down.


    Lin Xinyan had had difficulty sleeping in the past two days as she was used to having Zong Jinghao


    beside her.


    She was tempted to call him out of concern for his safety but resisted the urge. She didn’t want to


    disturb him while he was busy.


    After an entire night of tossing and turning, she eventually fell asleep without even realizing it and woke


    up very early the next day.


    It was no ordinary day, however, as something big had happened in B City.


    A huge group of people from a faraway vige had gathered outside the city hall.


    The crowd consisted of old people – most of them were women. They held up banners, demanding an


    exnation from the government.


    It was obviously premeditated, as they had all arrived in B City and gathered outside the city hall within


    a single night. On top of that, the press had also arrived at the scene very quickly to report on the


    incident.


    A female reporter held a microphone towards one of the protesters and asked, “Could you tell us where


    you’re from and why you’re raising a ruckus here?”


    The woman being interviewed was a dark and skinny middle-aged woman in her forties with two of her


    kids by her side. “We’re not raising a ruckus!” she retorted with a thick country ent.


    “What are you doing here, then?” the reporter asked.


    “We just want an exnation.”


    “What kind of exnation?”


    “We’re from X Province, Ning County. My husband is an ordinary bricyer. He was killed by a


    copsed building fifteen years ago.”


    The reporter shot her a confused look. “If that’s the case, you should’ve had sought justice from the


    responsible party back then. Why did youe all the way here now?”


    “Because it was taken care of fifteen years ago,” one of the kids next to her spoke up. She looked


    around sixteen or seventeen years of age, so she was about one or two years old when her father died.


    “We came here today to impeach the official who was in charge of the inspection work in Ning County.”


    The reporter pointed the microphone towards the young girl. “Could you tell us what this is all about?


    Why are you impeaching this said official?”