Reborn to outshine My Ex and His White Moonlight

Chapter 1141: A Twist of Fate

Sang Li discovered early on that Bai Hui and her two sons appeared inseparable.

In fact, as members of the Bai Family, they were particularly indifferent to family ties.

Zhang Jia and Zhang Shutong, the two children, were merely pawns for Bai Hui to maintain her footing in the Zhang Family.

Otherwise, she wouldn’t have allowed the Zhang Family and Zhang Shutong to target Chu Yin.

Such a blatant exposure of herself.

Sang Li said, "Compared to swaying Zhang Jia, I have more faith in the card of Zhang Shutong."

Chu Yin put down her chopsticks and asked, "So when do you plan to meet Zhang Shutong?"

Sang Li said slowly, "Bai Hui has already announced her severance of the mother-daughter relationship with Zhang Shutong. Even though Zhang Shutong has accepted the outcome of imprisonment, she remains unwilling in her heart. If she learns that her father’s death is related to Bai Hui, in her predetermined fate, she would choose mutual destruction."

A person in the abyss is most eager to drag those they hate into the abyss with them.

Zhang Shutong has already stepped into the abyss, step by step.

Now, Sang Li can close the net.

After dinner, Sang Li said, "You rest well, I have some things to handle."

Chu Yin thought for a moment and didn’t ask further, nodding, "Be careful."

Sang Li patted her head and turned to leave.

...

Sang Li did not go to the police station; instead, he entered a teahouse.

In a private room, someone was already waiting.

It was a young, tall man.

"Pleasure to meet you, President Zhang," Sang Li extended his hand.

The man smiled slightly, "You’re too kind. Our family’s a mess right now."

Sang Li said, "I’m here for that matter. As long as you nod, I think you have the ability to restore the Zhang Family to its former tranquility."

"Why... why do you say that?" the man frowned, "Sorry, I don’t mean anything by it. I’m just curious why you think I can do it."

"Because your elder brother believed in you," Sang Li said.

"My elder brother..."

When the man mentioned his elder brother, his expression became somewhat uncomfortable.

His elder brother was the father of Zhang Shutong and Zhang Jia.

He was the youngest cousin of Zhang’s father’s generation, though he was outstanding in performance and ability, the family always neglected him.

Only Zhang’s father stood out to support and nurture him.

When Zhang’s father had an accident, he was abroad. By the time he heard of the accident and returned, Zhang’s father had already been cremated, and he didn’t get to see him one last time.

Afterward, the entire company was controlled by Bai Hui.

He always felt there was something suspicious about his elder brother’s death.

But the police said it was indeed an accident.

The man stared at Sang Li, "What about my elder brother?"

The man wasn’t foolish. Knowing that Sang Li mentioned his elder brother at this time certainly indicated there was a problem.

"Your elder brother’s car accident may not have been an accident."

"But the police said it was an accident," the man said, confused.

"You can think that way, but it was a man-made accident," Sang Li said.

He took out a file.

The man quickly snatched it, opened it, and found his elder brother’s travel log and vehicle records.

"What does this mean?"

"Turn to the next page," Sang Li reminded.

"Weather forecast?"

"Didn’t you notice? Every one of your elder brother’s travels was under extreme weather, and the roads he had to travel through were also very dangerous."

Sang Li asked him to look at them together.

The man was initially skeptical, but when these sheets were viewed together, he became somewhat alarmed.

The police could not have checked the weather back then, and besides, there were no traces of a third party at the scene aside from the elder brother and his assistant.

So the determination of an accident was reasonable and justified.

But if these documents were viewed together, it would become apparent that his elder brother’s accident was only a matter of time.

"Who did it?" the man said through gritted teeth.

"Who was fully aware of your elder brother’s schedule?"

"My sister-in-law," the man said incredulously, "but she had no reason to do so. She was only stable in the Zhang Family because of my elder brother’s protection. When the Bai Family went bankrupt, everyone advised my elder brother to divorce her to avoid being dragged down, but he always defended her."

Sang Li reminded him, "It’s now well known that the Bai Family’s bankruptcy was just a staged play. The Bai Family is thriving overseas. Do you think Bai Hui knew nothing about it?"

The man was taken aback.

"You’re saying Bai Hui knew of the Bai Family’s business or that she participated in it?"

"Otherwise, why did so much of her business under her name lose money after the Bai Family’s incident? You might not know this, but I do."

Sang Li signaled to Zhou Zhao.

Zhou Zhao handed over another file, which contained an account book of the Bai Family.

Sarah, as a member of the Bai Family, having some black accounts was not surprising.

After reading the account, the man’s face turned completely dark.

"She’s using the Zhang Family for money laundering."

"Not just laundering; she’s devouring the Zhang Corporation. Especially recently, she’s been caging people’s hearts, laying the groundwork for her future career. She wants to create a second Bai Family," Sang Li said.

"How did it come to this?"

"Most of the original people in the Zhang Corporation have already been replaced. Although it seems like your relatives are still in their positions, in reality, their real power has been reduced significantly," Sang Li continued.

"How can they be so willing to accept this?"

"Because they haven’t been short of money, and that’s enough," Sang Li explained.

Upon hearing this, the man slumped back into his chair.

"When my elder brother was around, everything was fine. I didn’t expect everything to change now."

"You can still stop it now, while the Zhang Corporation hasn’t completely disappeared," Sang Li tapped the table.

The man thought for a long time, pursed his lips, and said, "Now Bai Hui controls everything. Even if she’s gone, there’s still her son. It won’t be my turn at all."

"But you have the capability. After all, among so many people, he trusted you the most. Before he died, he had planned to hand the Zhang Corporation over to you," Sang Li said.

"What? But my sister-in-law appeared with a will," the man said, confused.

Sang Li pointed to the back of the file.

The man flipped through and unexpectedly found a letter, with handwriting completely that of Zhang’s father.

After opening it, he realized that Zhang’s father had entrusted the company and his family to him a month before his death, leaving a will in the letter.

"Brother! Why didn’t he call me? He could have clarified everything directly."

"I suppose because your international project was important, he didn’t want to pressure you. A month was just the length of your project, and using this method was highly likely to avoid some ears and eyes," Sang Li said.

These days, no one really checks registered mail.

Who would have thought that such an important thing was in that letter?

Choking up, the man asked, "Why do you have this letter?"

"It’s a long story, a bit complicated."

Sang Li explained briefly.

Back then, Sarah was bored and checked everyone in the Bai Family. She accidentally discovered that this brother-in-law had a registered letter abroad.

She was really bored, so she intercepted the letter and forgot it in the safe.

Perhaps fate was destined.

Even if the man had received the letter then and returned to inherit everything, he might not have survived to take that position.

After all, the Bai Family’s dark forces were at their peak then.

The man didn’t ask further, but he was very concerned and upset about Zhang’s father’s death.

Sang Li asked, "Think carefully about whether there was anything unusual between them before you went abroad."