Chapter 326


    Unknown to the things in the vi, Samuel was smoking under the shade of a tree. When Gina came


    out, Gina walked up to him and said, "Smoking is not good for your health. You''d better quit smoking."


    Samuel spat and said, "If I''m not sick, how can I know I''m still alive? I''m not yet too old. If I don''t do


    something bad to my health when I''m young, why should Ie back when I''m old?"


    Faced with such strange reasoning, Gina showed a speechless expression and said, "Health is the


    greatest capital. If you are not in good health, how can you do what you want to do?"


    Samuel raised his eyebrows. It seemed that she had noticed something.


    "It doesn''t matter if I can do what I want to do. I don''t want to prove it to anyone. I just want to see what


    I can do," Samuel said faintly.


    "But there are some things that you must do." Gina spoke, she took out a photo and handed it to


    Samuel.


    Looking at the person in the photo, Samuel asked in confusion, "Who is this?"


    "In those days, it was because of him that you were treated unfairly. It was he who told Hangong


    Qianqiu the saying that it was the statue of the emperor and the adulterous one. I have always


    suspected that this


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    Taoist priest''s identity was not simple," Gina said.


    The Form of the Emperor?


    Samuel frowned. He had heard Han Jun mention him i n prison that day, but Samuel didn''t understand


    what Han Jun meant. Now, it seemed that Gina knew what was going on.


    "What do you mean by ''the emperor''s statue''?" Samuel asked.


    "It was this Taoist who told Nangong Qianqiu that Han Jun had an emperor''s statue, and only he could


    support the development of the Hannigan family. And you were a traitor''s statue, which would hinder or


    even drag down the Hannigan family. From then on, Nangong Qianqiu no longer regarded you as a


    member of the Hannigan family," Gina exined.


    "Is it because of this ridiculous reason that I was driven out of the Hannigan family by her?" Samuel


    had a wry smile on his face. Nangong Qianqiu actually believed such nonsense?


    "Yes, I tried to stop Nangong Qianqiu, but she insisted on doing so. I had no choice. Your master also


    went to investigate this Taoist priest, but he didn''t find anything. You should be clear about Yan Jun''s


    ability. Even he couldn''t find any information, which further shows that his identity is not simple," Gina


    said.


    "Do you mean that this Taoist priest was sent by the enemy of the Hannigan family?" Samuel said.


    "Even I suspect that the matter with your father has something to do with them," Gina said.


    Samuel smiled and yed with the yellowed photo in his hand. He said, "Since it''s a feud between the


    Hannigan family and I was driven out of the Hannigan family, does it have anything to do with m e?


    Why should I make trouble for myself?"


    "If you don''t make trouble, doesn''t it mean that trouble won''te to you? If you say you are not a


    Hannigan family, will they believe it? And today I appeared in the vi of the Sue family, they will


    definitely know. D o you think they won''t investigate this matter?" Gina said.


    Samuel''s face turned cold. Obviously, she was threatening him with these words, forcing him to get


    involved in this matter.


    "Don''t be angry. It''s your request toe to the Sue family. I''m just fulfilling your wish," Gina said.


    Samuel looked helpless and forced a smile. He was indeed the one who asked her to help, but how


    could h e know that there was such a thing behind it?


    Gina sighed and said, "I know Hannigan family has done a lot of unfair things to you, but you are a


    member of the Hannagan family after all. Even if I didn''te to the Sue family, they would find you


    sooner orter. I just wanted you to prepare in advance." 1


    "Even my master doesn''t know who he is. This enemy i s not ordinarily powerful. You just want me to


    die


    with him," Samuel said.


    "Do you have no confidence in yourself? You have been dormant for more than ten years. This kind of


    temperament is not something that ordinary people can have. I believe you can do it," Gina said.


    "What''s the point of believing me? How can I face such a powerful opponent with my current strength?"


    Samuel said tly.


    Gina hesitated for a moment and said, "When you were a child, your grandfather treated you very well.


    You haven''t forgotten, have you?"