My Entire Family's Gone Haywire!



Gu Xin sat at the table in the middle of the dining room and looked indifferently at Mrs. Zhong, who was still at the counter.

Everyone's heart skipped a beat. What was going on? Why did Princess Xinxin suddenly change her attitude towards the Zhong clan? Could it be that he had found something from the HU family?

"Third miss, did you find anything?" Third aunt du went forward and asked in a low voice.

To be honest, she had thought that Princess Xinxin was easy to approach and was like a little girl. Now that she exuded her aura, third aunt du understood that no matter how young the princess was, she had gone through mountains of corpses and seas of fire. How could she be really innocent, delicate, and harmless?

"Mr. Du, you'll find out in a while." Gu Xin glanced at third aunt du and then at Mrs. Zhong, " Mrs. Zhong, we've already checked your house. Don't you want to know what we found? "

Mrs. Zhong was still sitting on the deck chair. Her face was pale, and she was a little nervous and scared. She sat there without moving and did not answer Gu Xin's question.

"What's wrong? Do you want me to get someone to bring you here?" Gu Xin's voice turned cold.

Madame Zhong was stunned, and the people around her didn't dare to make a sound.

Gu Xin's current appearance was simply too imposing. It was as if they had seen an old official from the Yamen.

Mrs. Zhong stood up and slowly walked towards Gu Xin. Then, she knelt down.

"Tell me, how much do you know about this?" Gu Xin asked.

"Princess, I, I didn't know!" Zhong Shi's lips trembled as she spoke. Her whole body was shaking, and the fear in her eyes was unknown as to what she was thinking.

"You don't know? Then why were you so scared when I said we were going to search your house?" Gu Xin asked again.

The people around were surprised. Was the Zhong clan afraid? I don't think so. She seems to be crying all the time.

It was as if she did not hear Gu Xin's words and just kept crying.

I ... I ... Qianqian ... Madame Zhong stammered. Her tears kept falling, and she began to wipe them again.

"Crying is useless in front of me. If you don't want to tell me, I can piece your son's upper body together and let you look at him. If you faint, I'll wake you up and let you continue to look at him. Let your son see how ruthless his mother, the mother he's been protecting all this time, is." Gu Xin said coldly.

"No, don't! Princess, don't! I'm begging you! Princess is begging you, don't, don't do this!" Lady Zhong was shocked and kowtowed to beg for mercy.

"Then answer my question." Gu Xin said.

At this moment, everyone looked at the sack that Gu en had placed next to the tray. They could not help but take a few steps back, wanting to stay away from them.

"It's old Liu, it's old Liu. Old Liu accidentally hurt qiangzi. Old Liu didn't mean it. Really, old Liu didn't mean it. Princess, please look into it, old Liu really just made a mistake!" Madame Zhong cried.

"Oh, really? The deceased, Hu qiangzi, was beaten up by several strong fishermen. He was only injured, but not killed. Yet, he was killed by someone he had already defeated? Zhong-Shi, do you think I'll believe you? Do you think your son will believe you?" Gu Xin's eyes turned even colder.

"It really was a slip of the hand, a slip of the hand. Old Liu didn't do it on purpose. Old Liu wants to spend the rest of his life with me, with this woman. How could he intentionally hurt this woman's son? Old Liu didn't do it on purpose." Madame Zhong emphasized again.

"Alright, then tell me the specific process!" Gu Xin looked at her coldly and stopped trying to find out if she was doing it on purpose.