His Canary [他的金丝雀]

34. I Don't Love You (4)

　　"Dong Ci, I have something to ask you. Can you please open the door and let me in?"

　　Throughout the university, Dong Ci's relationship with his classmates was extremely dull. Only Sun Mengmeng had a slightly better relationship with her, and even several times in the activities organized by the school, she was the only one willing to be assigned to a group with her.

　　"Madam, it's too cold outside, let's go back."

　　Sally winked at Aunt Zhang and tried to pull Dong Ci away. But Dong Ci stood still and didn't move. He even asked the guard to open the door.

　　"Madam, Mr. Jing has specifically told you that he does not allow you to meet strangers."

　　"I am not a stranger, I am her college classmate, we know each other!" Sun Mengmeng had a hint of anxiety in her eyes. She was afraid that Dong Ci would leave, eagerly stretched her hand through the iron railing to grab her sleeve, but was blocked by Sally.

　　"Let her in."

　　Dong Ci was a little surprised that Sally, who had always been calm and composed, showed such a panic expression. She ignored the two people's obstruction and walked to the iron gate and asked the guard to let her in.

　　She was actually a little curious. After all, she had not been involved with her former college classmates in the past few years, so she couldn't imagine why Sun Mengmeng would come to her with something urgent. However, before Dong Ci could ask, Sun Mengmeng, who had just entered, grabbed her hand and begged. "Dong Ci, let's be classmates for a while. I beg you, please persuade Jing Rong to let him let our family go, okay?"

　　"..."

　　If it weren't for Xiaolang, I could meet Sun Mengmeng at the gate today. Dong Ci may not know for the rest of her life how many people who have come here to look for her have been secretly blocked by him since she married Jing Rong.

　　"Dong Ci, I know Jing Rong loves you very much, so I really hope you can help me and help me persuade Jing Rong not to acquire my company, okay?"

　　Regardless of Sally's obstruction, Dong Ci sent Sun Mengmeng to the house. Meng was brought into the villa, but the funny thing was that she didn't understand the reason why Sun Mengmeng came to her. "I never care about his company's affairs, why did you come to me?"

　　Sun Mengmeng frowned and said hesitantly. "My dad is a gambler. He once owed Jing Rong a lot of money and still hasn't paid it back. Now the money has increased several times and it has become sky-high."

　　"With this much money, my dad can't pay it back even if he is richer . So Jing Rong asked my father to give the company to him, but it was the hard work of his father for generations. If it were really handed over to Jing Rong, we would have nothing!" she said.

　　Dong Ci's brain was a little slow. Sun Mengmeng thought over it several times in her mind before asking her some tentative questions. "You mean, Jing Rong is a loan shark?"

　　"Don't you know?"

　　Sun Mengmeng looked at her with some confusion, "Didn't your mother borrow all the money she borrowed from him?"

　　"How do you know? My mother owes loan sharks? How did you know that my mother owed money to Jing Rong?"

　　It was like a dense net was covering Dong Ci, and she felt as if she had captured some important information.

　　Dong Ci remembered that Jing Rong once said that the loan sharks her mother owed at that time had nothing to do with him!

　　Is he lying to her?

　　"The reason why my father can borrow money here is because he knows Xiao Wang, who works for Jing Rong. He is in charge of loan sharking. When I was in high school, I often went to your mother's shop to eat, so I often I saw her interacting with that little king..."

　　Sun Mengmeng's palms clenched tightly where Dong Ci couldn't see her. She glanced at the pale Dong Ci, her eyes darkened, and she asked cautiously. "Dong Ci, is it possible that you don't know this?"

　　"Know?"

　　Dong Ci seemed to have lost her soul. She closed her eyes slightly and breathed heavily. "If I really knew all this, I wouldn't be sitting here today."

　　" ... "

　　As far as I know, your family situation doesn't seem to be good."

 　　"It's none of your business." "It's really none of my business."