Chapter 1702 - 1701: Interrogating Principal Sheng (Part 3)

Chapter 1702: Chapter 1701: Interrogating Principal Sheng (Part 3)

Chapter 1701 Interrogating Principal Sheng (3)

The Yang’an Small Courtyard has a phone, and naturally, Qing Wen also left the number of the Yang’an Small Courtyard at the school. Therefore, Principal Sheng can’t say he couldn’t notify the parents.

The Yang’an Small Courtyard accommodates over twenty orphans and the mothers who take care of them, so there are always people there day and night. As long as the school calls the Yang’an Small Courtyard, someone will definitely answer, so saying no one answered cannot be used as an excuse.

Principal Sheng still pleaded, "They are close uncle and nephew—"

"Don’t talk about close uncle and nephew. You yourself know that Luo Xinseng is merely an illegitimate child of the Qin Family. If he wants to inherit the Qin Family’s property, he must remove Qing Wen. I don’t believe you are unaware of the stakes here."

Principal Sheng’s heart was pounding; how could he not know the stakes involved?

Qin Wenju is the legitimate son and direct descendant of the Qin Family, the rightful heir to the Qin Family’s property.

Not to mention, just the Qin Family’s three-unit courtyard is worth a lot, let alone the Qin Family’s large family business from back in the day. Even if a portion was given away, the dying camel is still bigger than Ma Da. Who knows if the Qin Family’s ancestors left any treasures for future generations?

Luo Xinseng was originally of Qin Family blood, and he indeed has the right to inherit the Qin Family’s property, but his mother denied he was of Qin Family blood to avoid being implicated, and took the family money to leave the Qin Family.

Even if he stayed with the Qin Family, he wouldn’t have the right to inherit, because many Families have the rule that only direct descendants can inherit the family property.

In this situation, if Luo Xinseng wants to return now to inherit the Qin Family’s property, it would only be possible if all the Qin Family members were dead!

But in reality, everyone knows that the Qin Family still has a legitimate son and grandson.

Although Qin Chaowen went searching for his son, many people think that because he hasn’t returned for many years, he’s very likely already dead. But Qin Chaowen left a son behind, and that son is Qin Wenju.

He hasn’t shown up, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t exist. Many believe he is hiding somewhere, accumulating his strength because he’s still weak, and that he might show up any day.

Therefore, only by ensuring Qin Wenju is dead can Luo Xinseng smoothly inherit the Qin Family’s property.

So, when Luo Xinseng seeks out Qin Wenju, it’s obviously not out of good intentions to raise him. Their relationship isn’t just the simple uncle-nephew relationship but is essentially adversarial.

Le Shui pointed at Principal Sheng: "You allowed Qing Wen’s so-called uncle to take Qing Wen away. If something happens to Qing Wen, you’re an accomplice to his murder!"

Being called an accomplice while being pointed at by Le Shui, Principal Sheng was terrified.

No one exposed the relationship between Qin Wenju and his uncle, and he could fool himself into saying that a close uncle took away his nephew, and he had no right to stop them.

But now, with Le Shui pointing at him and calling him an accomplice, how could he continue to play the ostrich, bury his head in the sand, and say, "I can’t see you, you can’t see me"?

Yes, he could argue that he was powerless to stop it, but did he try? Even if he couldn’t stop it, did he promptly notify the parents? Report it to his superiors?

No, he did nothing. He didn’t step up to prevent the man claiming to be the uncle from taking away the nephew with huge family assets, and even facilitated the process—he let the class teacher call Qing Wen to his office and willingly left, allowing the malevolent pair to take his student away.

Moreover, after the student was taken away, Principal Sheng took no measures and instead went home, buried himself in bed, and slept to avoid the situation.