Mr. Mo stared at Tang Yi. Originally, he had intended to explain things to Tang Yi and improve their father-daughter relationship.
However, Tang Yi gave him no opportunity at all.
Mr. Mo couldn't do anything to Tang Yi; after all, Tang Yi was his biological daughter.
But Mr. Mo could deal with Han Xiao.
Thinking that all of this was caused by Han Xiao's meddling, Mr. Mo's anger towards Han Xiao intensified.
He was unwilling, but at this moment, there seemed to be no other way. So, he dialed a number. After a few rings, the other party answered, asking, "Sir, what are your orders?"
Mr. Mo said faintly, "Go to the old house and bring Han Xiao to me."
The person on the other end was first surprised, then asked, "Mr. Mo, did something happen?"
Mr. Mo pursed his lips and said coldly, "Don't ask what you shouldn't know."
Upon hearing this, the other party quickly and wisely shut up.
Having been by Mr. Mo's side for so many years, he knew that his gentle demeanor was merely a facade.
In reality, Mr. Mo was an extremely ruthless person at his core.
Back then, when Old Mrs. Mo drove away the woman he deeply loved, he, in turn, drove Old Mrs. Mo away.
Although everyone knew that Old Mrs. Mo had returned to the old house to live alone because she couldn't bear the blow of her husband's death,
Those who had followed Mr. Mo for years knew the truth was different. It was because Old Mrs. Mo had driven away the woman Mr. Mo loved most that he, in a fit of rage, sent her to live in the old house.
Furthermore, over the years, Mr. Mo had visited her only a handful of times.
Now, he wondered what Han Xiao had done to offend Mr. Mo this time.
Mr. Mo's words, though vague, made it clear to everyone that Han Xiao was completely finished.
Previously, Han Xiao, under the guise of being Mrs. Mo, had bullied many people, but they dared not complain to Mr. Mo.
Mr. Mo, being so capable, couldn't possibly be unaware.
Therefore, he actually knew about Han Xiao's behavior.
However, he implicitly approved of Han Xiao's actions.
This led everyone to believe that Han Xiao and Mr. Mo were indeed a couple.
Despite lacking formal status, Han Xiao's confidence in speaking as she did indicated a close relationship.
No one dared to do anything to Han Xiao.
This time, with Mr. Mo's words, everyone pitied Han Xiao.
Meanwhile, Han Xiao, who was still at the old house accompanying Old Mrs. Mo, had no idea she was in such deep trouble.
These people went to the old house to apprehend Han Xiao.
Old Mrs. Mo knew these people were her son's subordinates.
However, she was not particularly pleased with Han Xiao either. Their relationship was one of mutual exploitation.
Therefore, when these people came to arrest Han Xiao, Old Mrs. Mo watched from her room, but she pretended to feel unwell and did not come out to help Han Xiao.
Han Xiao had pinned all her hopes on Old Mrs. Mo. When the butler informed Han Xiao that Old Mrs. Mo was feeling unwell,
Han Xiao was instantly dumbfounded.
Old Mrs. Mo had always been in good health; how could she be unwell?
It must be an excuse she fabricated because she didn't want to save Han Xiao.
That old woman wouldn't quarrel with her son over Han Xiao.
A glint of ruthlessness flashed in Han Xiao's eyes.
This old fox, after all she had done for her, now abandoned her when she was in trouble.
Han Xiao's face contorted slightly.
Han Xiao was unwilling, but she knew clearly in her heart that no matter what she felt, she couldn't fall out with this old biddy.
The appearance of harmony had to be maintained.
Thus, Han Xiao said, "Is it serious? Old Mrs. Mo has always treated me like her own daughter. Now that I know she is ill, how can I not visit her? How about this, I'll go and say hello to Old Mrs. Mo."
Upon hearing this, the butler's forehead was covered in black lines.
When had Old Mrs. Mo ever treated this woman like her own daughter?
Old Mrs. Mo held old-fashioned views and was biased towards males; she wouldn't show Han Xiao any kindness.
However, despite his thoughts, the butler did not show it.
Han Xiao's little ruse was also detected by Mr. Mo's men.
They each held one of Han Xiao's arms and sneered, "Miss Han, Mr. Mo requests your presence. We hope you won't make things difficult for us."
She hadn't expected Mr. Mo to start avenging Tang Yi so quickly.
After all, she had been by Mr. Mo's side for so many years, and they had depended on each other. Han Xiao couldn't understand why Mr. Mo treated her with such indifference.
Was she not even comparable to a Yu Gui Lan?
At this moment, Han Xiao finally realized that she had loved the wrong person.
For so many years, to put it bluntly, although Mr. Mo had achieved great success in the business world, he lacked the responsibility of a man.
Han Xiao now saw Mr. Mo's true colors.
But it was too late.
Han Xiao deeply regretted her past. If she hadn't fallen in love with Mr. Mo the moment she first saw him, she wouldn't have ended up in this situation.
Unfortunately, in this world, everything exists except a pill of regret.
Reluctantly, Han Xiao was taken away by these people.
When Han Xiao appeared before Mr. Mo again, she knelt before him and pleaded, "Mr. Mo, I know I was wrong. Please forgive me this time."
Mr. Mo gave Han Xiao a cold glance and questioned, "Tell me, what did you do wrong?"
Han Xiao hadn't expected Mr. Mo to show her no mercy at all and ask her so directly in front of so many people.
Han Xiao's face turned extremely unsightly.
However, Mr. Mo had no intention of letting Han Xiao off the hook.
Tang Yi had already forgiven him and accepted him.
But because of Han Xiao's appearance, Tang Yi was now pushing him away again.
He was over fifty and had finally discovered he had a daughter, an intelligent daughter. He couldn't deny Tang Yi, couldn't stop Tang Yi from coming home.
"Mr. Mo, I love you so much. In all these years, haven't you ever loved me, not even for a minute?"
"I'm asking you a question. What did you do wrong? Don't talk nonsense with me."
Han Xiao bit her lip tightly, looking at Mr. Mo. Although he appeared so familiar, to Han Xiao, he was utterly estranged.
Han Xiao now harbored no hope for this man.