He Yongan never really felt any attachment to this father of his. Now that he had confirmed that the death of his mother was linked to both Tian Shengrong and Chu Baiying, his subsequent plans would have to be adjusted accordingly.
After all, since those two had committed such acts, he and his wife would never forgive them. At the very least, they would not stand by and watch the Tian Shengrong and Chu Baiying family live carefree lives in Beijing. Even without those several large crates of treasures, the people in that house could still live very comfortably on the savings left behind by He Yongan’s mother.
Furthermore, knowing about the various treasures Chu Baiying had brought for Tian Xingzhu when she was sent to the countryside, she understood that even if her late mother-in-law had kept what she deemed most important in those few large crates, Tian Shengrong had still lived with her for several years. If he had intended to get his hands on some things, it was quite imaginable that he would have managed to secure some valuables by calculating against someone who was unsuspecting.
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