Chapter 69 Stop Her


    After stating that she would not forgive the Wen family, Jean Wen prepared to leave.


    "Stop her!" Henry Wen was really enraged by Jean this time. ''How could this disobedient daughter


    be such a daredevil? How dare she be disrespectful? I am her father! Although now Zed Qi can


    protect her unconditionally, this fact cannot be denied and she should still respect me!'' The more Henry


    thought about Jean''s behavior and herck of respect, the angrier he became. So he decided that he


    must teach her a lesson. Henry believed that only by doing so would Jean learn of the consequences


    of her disobedience.


    The moment Jean stepped out the door, Winner rushed to stop her.


    Jeanpletely froze when Winner grabbed her arm to prevent her from leaving. She frowned to show


    her discontent.


    She had not thought that Henry Wen was viperous and immoral enough to keep her against her


    wishes. In the past, each time he was displeased with Jean, he would beat her. Did he really want to


    imprison her or do something worse? If this was the case, then she should not havee to meet the


    Wen family today.


    "See? Can you still be so arrogant?" Winner Wen was very excited. Finally, he had found the


    opportunity to be able to make Jean suffer. Not long ago, in the hospital, he had been beaten by Zed Qi


    and insulted by Jean Wen. He still held a grudge against both. What was more, Jean''s aggressive


    behavior at the table today had infuriated Winner further.


    Although Jean was somewhat scared, her anger exceeded the fear she felt. She clenched her fists


    tightly as if to hold back her emotions before turning to face them slowly. Henry was Jean''s biological


    father and they bled the same blood. All these years, Jean had always respected and loved him. Jean


    didn''t think of herself to be the perfect daughter. But she could not believe that her father had described


    her as disobedient. His im was ridiculous!


    Shirley Wen, her half-sister, had ruined Jean''s reputation by posting lies on Weibo. And Henry did not


    show any concern. Instead, he tried to intimidate Jean into dropping all the charges against them.


    Did the Wen family truly believe that they would face no punishment for breaking thew? Did they


    honestly think that she would keep forgiving all their attacks against her?


    From then on, Jean was thoroughly disappointed with all members of the Wen family. And she hoped


    that she would never have any rtionship with them or get involved in their affairs.


    She heard a loud sob and turned to see that Shirley was sitting on her chair with her face in her hands.


    Even though she appeared to be crying, every time Shirley looked up, Jean could see the mockery in


    her eyes. She seemed to be gloating at Jean''s status as an outcast of the Wen family. Over time, it had


    be quite apparent that no one from the Wen family loved Jean. On the contrary, Shirley was the


    princess of the Wen family.


    "I have raised you for so many years. Now you are so ungrateful. You stand by Zed Qi, while putting


    our safety at risk. This matter is also rted to you. So you have the duty to help us solve it. Do you


    want to see the whole Wen family, which has supported you for more than 20 years, be taken to court?


    I should have known that you are an ingrate! I wish that you had never been born. I should not have let


    your mother give birth to you." Henry roared.


    "Yes! You should not have allowed my mom to give birth to me." Jean screamed at Henry. Her tears


    flowed freely. "You shouldn''t have married my mom. You are to be med for my birth. Don''t you know


    how my mom suffered after she married you? You had a mistress even though you were married to


    mom. You stayed at the Wen Group and workedte to avoiding home. Not once did you think


    about her! You didn''t feel any sense of duty in all the years that you were married to her. And it was


    because of your actions that she was bed-ridden all of those years after giving birth to me. It was you


    who caused my mom''s death. Can you say that you have nothing to do with her death?"


    The memory of her childhood was very vague, but Jean could never forget the day when her mother


    passed away. Where had her father been that day? Henry Wen had been indulging himself at a party


    and having great fun! It was not long after her mom''s death that Henry had brought his mistress home.


    At that time, Jean was just a little girl and could not do anything to stop her father. The only thing Jean


    could do was hide in her quilt and cry secretly every day.


    Jean''sck of confidence and self-esteem was also caused by her experiences of being abused and


    used by members from the Wen family. But today, for herte mother''s sake, she had to be strong


    enough to fight back and protect herself. Even without Zed''s help, she must not let anyone bully her.


    No!


    Henry''s whole body shook when he heard Jean''s usations. He had never expected that she would


    lose control and speak with him like this. He was startled. It took a minute for Henry to get over his


    shock. His face became a mix of emotions ranging from anger to fear.


    Silence permeated the room. No one present dared to breathe from fear of bearing Henry''s wrath.


    Shirley Wen was astonished at Jean''s behavior. She hadmitted great errors today. Not only had


    Jean disobeyed their father, she had used him of ruining her childhood, being partial toward his


    other children, sacrificing her for the sake of the Wen family and her mother''s death. Moreover, she had


    been unreasonable enough to yell at their father. Jean was absolutely crazy!


    Joy Yi, who had been standing next to Henry Wen, patted his back and whispered, "Don''t be so angry.


    You are now in poor health. What if you get sicker after being enraged?"


    Henry ignored Joy''s words, pushed her away with great force, and walked toward Jean at an


    unbelievable speed. He pped Jean.


    The sound from the p reverberated through the silent room for what seemed like an eternity. Jean''s


    face stung from the impact. Henry had pped Jean with such force that bright red blood flowed out


    from her mouth. Her cheek be swollen instantly.


    Everyone in the Wen family looked at Jean with haughty contempt and indifference. They wanted to


    see Jean''s misery. At this time, she stood there like a statue, unable to process what had happened.


    "I didn''t expect that you have hated me for so many years. If I had known that I had raised such an


    ungrateful daughter, I wouldn''t have let you stay in the Wen family after your mother died!" Henry''s


    hand trembled and his whole body shook. He was as terrifying as a rabid wolf, threatening all who


    looked at him.


    Jean Wen obstinately raised her head and looked at him in defiance. She gritted her teeth and said


    slowly, "By giving you thend you so desired, I paid all my debts to you for raising me. This time, I will


    consider your actions as a reminder of what kind of father you are. Thank you for making this simpler


    for me. Now, I am convinced that the only way for the legal case to be solved is through Shirley. If she


    admits her mistakes to the media and tells the truth, I will let this matter go and never see you again.


    Otherwise, even if you hold a knife to my neck, I will not help you."


    "Do you really think that I don''t dare to do so? You are my daughter. I have the right to control you. I am


    ordering you to return to the Wen house now. And stay in your room until you promise to help us. Then


    I will let you go!" Henry snorted in response to Jean''s threat. His eyes were cold and sharp.


    "I don''t mind if you want to get yourself into further legal trouble by restricting my personal freedom."


    She shrugged her shoulders nonchntly. Her pale cheeks, the blood on her lips, and the bitter smile


    on her face was a reminder to the Wen family that Jean could not be terrorized.


    "What do you mean?" Winner asked tentatively.


    Jean wiped the blood from the corners of her mouth and raised her eyebrows. "Zed hase with me


    today. But I didn''t ask him toe in. You know about his temper and how powerful he is. If I do not


    return soon, you can imagine what the consequences will be."


    When they heard Zed''s name, the Wen family became scared.


    But Winner did not take Jean''s threat seriously. Glowering at Jean, he said, "So what if Zed Qi finds


    out? What can he do? Do you think we are afraid of you? Men like Zed Qi will only be interested in you


    for a short while. Do you think you have the luck to lure such a rich and powerful man into loving you


    forever? Besides, you are just a good-for-nothing, and you are not attractive at all. Will he really be


    willing to waste his financial resources and fame to protect you?"


    "Go ahead. See if I''m bluffing." Jean said calmly. Her conviction shook the confidence of the Wen


    family.


    Henry had not expected his daughter who was now cut off from the Wen family to be so shrewd.


    Shirley who was standing aside, gnashed her teeth. She was very jealous and thought to herself, ''How


    can such a failure earn Zed Qi''s love?''


    "You really think that I..." Winner raised his hand and was about to p Jean, but was stopped by


    Henry.


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    "Dad, why are you stopping me? This sly woman is rather stupid. See her unconcerned look. She


    doesn''t care for us. I will teach her a lesson today."


    "Enough!" Henry screamed at Winner. He red at Winner before turning to face Jean. He had


    forgotten that Zed Qi was also involved in her affairs. Since Zed was such an untouchable person, the


    time was not right for the Wen family to take further action against Jean. Henry thought that the Wen


    family was at a disadvantage as Zed was so powerful. Judging from the expression on Jean''s face,


    Henry knew that she would never agree to help them.


    If he forced Jean to return home, he was afraid that it would make this matter even worse. After deep


    consideration, Henry decided to let Jean leave.


    "You can leave now."