She doesn't want to pretend anymore

Tong Yan was almost laughing at Yan Siyu's shameless behavior.

Aunt Zhang, the nanny of the Yan family, was kicked out of the Yan family because of her. Now she lives in Sijin Community and takes care of Yan Siyu's daily life.

Yan Siyu has been taken care of by Aunt Zhang since she was a child, and Aunt Zhang treats her no differently than her own daughter.

But who would have thought that in the end, when Yan Siyu saw Tong Yan produce so much evidence, she would still try to argue and even push the blame onto Aunt Zhang.

How heartbroken would Aunt Zhang be when she heard this?

Moreover, at this time, Aunt Zhang was just outside the door.

She heard that Yan Siyu was found and injured, so she immediately came here.

When Aunt Zhang arrived, she immediately went to the canteen at the hospital and borrowed a pot from the canteen to cook Yan Siyu's favorite dishes.

This care is even greater than that of parents.

The results of it?

She had just reached the door when she heard these words.

She was now just thankful that the police officer guarding the door stopped her.

Otherwise, how can we hear Miss Siyu’s “true feelings”?

Tong Yan had sharp ears and heard the noise at the door, but he did not alert Yan Siyu.

Yan Siyu said to herself: "Aunt Zhang told me many times that Sister Manshu shouldn't return to the Yan family. If it weren't for her, Grandpa wouldn't let me leave the Yan family..."

Before she could finish her words, Aunt Zhang couldn't bear it any longer and rushed into the ward.

The people outside didn't stop her, so they came in and apologized to Tong Yan: "Captain Tong, I'm sorry, I didn't stop this auntie..."

"Aunt Zhang?" Yan Siyu's face changed.

She didn't expect Aunt Zhang to appear here.

"Ms. Siyu, I have treated you like my own daughter for so many years. How could you frame me?"

Aunt Zhang felt like a piece of her heart was dug out. This was the child she had brought up since childhood, but she treated him like this!

That's inciting a crime, and you'll go to jail!

"You were so cute when you were little, how come you have this kind of temper when you grow up?"

Yan Siyu had tears in her eyes. She looked even sadder than Aunt Zhang: "Aunt Zhang, I know you treat me like a daughter, and I treat you like a mother. Even if I leave the Yan family, I will definitely take care of you in your old age. You..."

Can you please admit this sin first?

How could Aunt Zhang not understand what Yan Siyu said without saying anything?

It is precisely because of this understanding that I feel even more chilled and even frightened.

This child is an ungrateful person.

What she meant was that he should take the blame for her first, and after he was released, she would take care of him in his old age.

But does she need it?

It’s not like she doesn’t have relatives of her own.

If Yan Siyu hadn't taken her blame and said he would take care of her in her old age, Aunt Zhang would have been so happy that she wouldn't have time to react.

But now, she only had a bitter taste in her mouth.

"The master was right to kick you out of the Yan family. I was wrong."

"Comrade police, I confessed that she deposited money into my card and asked me to transfer it to an account. She said it was to pay back a female classmate, so I did it for her. I don't know any human traffickers at all!"

"Part of the money she paid to the traffickers was borrowed from me!"

Aunt Zhang explained things faster than anyone else.

In fact, even if Aunt Zhang did not confess, her money came from Yan Siyu, and the police had evidence of Yan Siyu's connection with human traffickers, so Yan Siyu could not escape.

No matter what, Yan Siyu can't escape.

Once she is discharged from the hospital, she will be escorted directly back to City C and kept in prison until the case goes to trial.

Aunt Zhang went straight back to City C and moved out of the house in Sijin Community.

On the other side, Manshu and his crew landed their plane and arrived at Ping Chau.

During the auction, there were many more people from other places in Ping Chau, and it was very lively.