Quick Wear: The Enchanting Concubine, Rules of Survival and Plunder

While An Chongli often took Jiang Chunyun out for trips, Jiang Chunxi also began her own plans.

He instructed someone to tell Jiang Chunyun's younger brother some interesting things that happened outside. On this day, An Chongli came to the Jiang family to pick up Jiang Chunyun to go boating on the lake, and Jiang Chunyun's younger brother insisted on going out to play with him.

Don't tell her that a five-year-old child is innocent. If she is a beneficiary, how can she be considered innocent?

Although the original owner died young in his previous life, it's easy to imagine that his younger brother would not have had a good ending either.

So, the only one to blame is Jiang Chunyun's younger brother for having a mother like Aunt Tong and a beastly father like Jiang Yaoyang who is unfit to be a father. You really can't blame Jiang Chunxi for being heartless.

Jiang Chunyun was naturally reluctant to take her younger brother out with her, but wasn't this An Chongli trying to show his tolerance as a good brother-in-law? So he took Jiang Chunyun's younger brother out to play.

Then the trouble started: Jiang Chunyun's younger brother was abducted.

Jiang Chunxi didn't specifically arrange for kidnappers to abduct Jiang Chunyun's brother. She was just well aware of Jiang Chunyun's resentment towards her younger brother and believed that Jiang Chunyun would definitely do something. After all, Jiang Chunyun was actually a very selfish and cold-hearted person.

When it comes to her own interests, she doesn't care if he's her own brother; she'll show no mercy when it comes to taking action.

So, when Jiang Chunyun was taking her younger brother out, she suddenly realized that this might be a good opportunity, so she changed her mind and decided not to go boating on the lake. Instead, she took her brother to the busiest East Street, because there were many child abductors in East Street, and every year there were countless cases of children being abducted on that street.

Under Jiang Chunyun's deliberate guidance and negligence, her younger brother was quickly targeted by kidnappers, and as she wished, he was lost.

When Aunt Tong learned that her son was missing, she fainted immediately.

When she woke up, Jiang's mother was sitting on the edge of her bed, crying.

"Sister, you're awake." Seeing that Aunt Tong had woken up, Madam Jiang quickly wiped away her tears. "Sister, you must hold on! I've already sent people to look for Heng-ge. I believe we'll find him soon, so you must hold on and not faint again. Otherwise, if something bad happens to you, what will Master do?"

Aunt Tong gripped Madam Jiang's hand tightly: "Master, have you sent anyone to inform you?"

"Sent," Madam Jiang said, her hand aching from Tong Yiniang's grip, but she endured it and didn't pull her hand away. "Someone has already been sent to inform the master, and he's probably on his way back by now."

“Sister! Please don’t blame Chunyun. Chunyun already felt guilty enough when this happened! She cried so much she almost fainted. I asked Chongli to take Chunyun to her courtyard first. Right now, Chongli is probably comforting Chunyun, so he can’t come over to apologize to you.”

"Shut up!" Aunt Tong shouted at Jiang's mother with a ferocious expression. "So you think you can just make sarcastic remarks because the person who got lost wasn't your son?"

"Someone come here! Go and fetch the Second Miss right now!"

Her son was practically Tong Yiniang's life, because when she gave birth to him, the doctor said she could not become pregnant again, so her son was truly Tong Yiniang's lifeblood.

Now that her son has gone missing because of her daughter and An Chongli, how could Aunt Tong not feel resentment?

She does love her daughter, that's true, but compared to her son, what does that love for her daughter amount to? Therefore, Aunt Tong is now so angry she could eat her daughter alive.

Meanwhile, in Jiang Chunyun's courtyard...

“Chongli, what are we going to do now!” Jiang Chunyun cried, nestled in An Chongli’s arms. “If my brother is not found, my father and aunt will hate me to death.”

"Don't worry! With so many people sent out to search, we'll definitely find Heng-ge'er," An Chongli was clearly just trying to comfort Jiang Chunyun. After all, if the child had been abducted by human traffickers, how could they possibly be found? "Alright, stop crying. You have to understand that at a time like this, even if you cry all your tears out, it won't solve the problem."

"Besides, the responsibility for Heng'er getting lost is mainly mine. If I hadn't been negligent, how could Heng'er have gotten lost? So even if your uncle and aunt want to blame someone, they should blame me, not you."

In fact, An Chongli was also extremely annoyed at this moment. What kind of mess was this? If he had known it would be like this, he would not have agreed to take his brother-in-law out.

Having lost his most beloved son, it's easy to imagine that Mr. Jiang would resent his son-in-law.

However, it can't all be blamed on him. Who told Chunyun to change her mind and not go boating on the lake, but to go to East Street instead? If they hadn't changed their plans to go boating on the lake, Heng-ge'er definitely wouldn't have gotten lost.

But seeing Jiang Chunyun crying like this, An Chongli couldn't blame her. He even had to take the blame himself as much as possible, which made An Chongli feel even worse.

Didn't you see the words he said to comfort Jiang Chunyun, but the frustration in his eyes was almost overflowing?

“But…” Jiang Chunyun was about to look up at An Chongli to speak when a maid from Aunt Tong’s courtyard came over and told her to go to Aunt Tong’s place immediately.

Jiang Chunyun naturally dared not delay, so she quickly wiped away her tears and got up with An Chongli to go to Aunt Tong's courtyard.

After all, it was precisely at this time that she couldn't afford to make any mistakes; she absolutely couldn't let her aunt suspect anything.

At the same time, in Madam Jiang's courtyard.

"What kind of mess is this!" Old Madam Jiang was extremely anxious. After all, he was her own grandson, and now that the child was lost, how could Old Madam Jiang not be worried? "Isn't Aunt Tong the one who cherishes her son the most? How could she let that wretched girl Chunyun take her brother out?"

“And An Chongli, in my opinion, An Chongli is a scourge, a jinx. Look at how many things have happened to our family because of him recently. Now even Heng’er has been lost by him,” Madam Jiang said, getting angrier as she spoke. “Hmph! This is the good son-in-law and good fiancé that Aunt Tong and her daughter are so determined to snatch up.”

"Alright, Grandmother, don't worry," Jiang Chunxi comforted her. "I believe Heng-ge'er will definitely be safe and sound. We've sent out so many people to search; we'll surely find him. However..."

Jiang Chunxi frowned slightly: "Grandmother, I feel like something is not right about this. Think about it! Let's not even talk about the two nannies who serve Heng-ge'er, but also the people who serve my sister, and the servants who come with An Chongli. With so many servants watching over him, how could Heng-ge'er have gotten lost?"

"In short! I don't believe there's nothing fishy about Heng'er's disappearance. Maybe An Chongli did it on purpose, and his reason for doing so is probably..."