Chapter 724 - Zhu Zimo Breaks Up With Wen Ruo (2

Chapter 724: Zhu Zimo Breaks Up With Wen Ruo (2)

Wen Ruo’s voice trembled as she attempted to defend herself: “Master Sheng, please don’t speak nonsense. If you don’t have any evidence…”
“You can have as much evidence as you want. Do you think no one can trace your actions back to you just because you used a satellite phone to call a reporter that you trust?”
Zhai Yunsheng’s voice and posture were both languid.
Then, he clicked his hands. A bodyguard walked up and placed a file bag in front of Zhu Zimo.
There was a thick stack of evidence in that file bag.
Wen Ruo assumed that there was no evidence. However, her actions had easily been traced.
She could play her tricks in front of other people. However, if she played these tricks in front of Zhai Yunsheng, they would not work. This was child play to him.
Once Zhu Zimo saw the evidence, he finally accepted that his girlfriend indeed did something incredibly stupid.
When Zhu Zimo realized this, he questioned Wen Ruo in disbelief: “Why would you do such a thing? You…”
What good did this do for her?
Her cousin was the future matriarch of the Zhai family! Shouldn’t she make sure that she was on good terms with her? Why was she trying to harm her? How could she be so stupid?
Wen Ruo was frozen in place.
When faced with Zhu Zimo’s questioning, Wen Ruo couldn’t defend herself.
And thus, Wen Ruo turned her head to question Jian Yiling angrily: “Didn’t you promise my grandma that you wouldn’t speak nonsense today?”
I didn’t promise,” Jian Yiling replied quietly. Her indifferent expression was a stark contrast to Wen Ruo’s fierce expression.
Zhai Yunsheng slowly said: “The person who promised your grandma was me. Furthermore, I only said that Jian Yiling won’t say anything. I did not say that I would not say anything.”
Therefore, Zhai Yunsheng technically wasn’t breaking his promise to Grandma Wen.
In reality, Grandma Wen did not know what Wen Ruo did. She merely followed what Wen Ruo asked her to do. She just reminded Jian Yiling to be kind with her words when she was talking to Zhu Zimo and Wen Ruo.
Wen Ruo froze again. It was as though she lost her soul.
On the other hand, Zhu Zimo was furious.
He dated Wen Ruo because she was the type of girl he liked. Furthermore, even though the Wen family wasn’t a powerful household in Beijing, they still had a lot of assets under their name. Therefore, their families were relatively well-matched in terms of social status.
After realizing that Jian Yiling was going to become the future matriarch of the Zhai family, he felt that dating Wen Ruo was definitely the right choice.
Originally, he had a good hand of cards.
However, Wen Ruo decided to make such a bad move with them.
In fact, he wouldn’t even be able to get the benefits that he wanted! To make matters worse, he would be dragged down by her!
“Wen Ruo, let’s break up!”
In front of Zhai Yunsheng and Jian Yiling, Zhu Zimo asked to break up with Wen Ruo.
“What did you say!?” Wen Ruo asked in disbelief. She couldn’t believe what she was hearing.
“I said, let’s break up! I won’t marry a woman like you! You say something to my face and do completely another thing behind my back!”
Upon hearing this, Wen Ruo became embarrassed and angry: “Zhu Zimo, how dare you mention breaking up with me! How dare you!”
“Well, I’m doing it! You can even harm your own cousin. Therefore, what reason do I have to continue dating you? How do I know that one day, you won’t stab me in the back?”
“I didn’t! I didn’t!” Wen Ruo frantically denied. “I didn’t harm her! Isn’t she standing in front of you right now! Furthermore, revealing her identity to the public has done her more good than bad! In fact, the entirety of the Internet is complimenting her.”
“Oh, so in that case, does Yiling need to thank you for disclosing her identity?” Zhai Yunsheng asked in a contemptuous and sarcastic tone.
“Shouldn’t she? Has she suffered any losses? Has she been harmed in any way? Until now, she’s only benefited from the fame!” Wen Ruo cried out as she attempted to justify her actions.