Transmigration: The Main Character is Not Becoming the Cannon Fodder!-Chapter 261 - 15: Twin Sisters (15)

Zhong Mu’s power collapsed all at once, and as for his property, it was all confiscated, since the money was obtained dishonestly.

Li Xiangning and Jiang Xiaodie were awkwardly driven out of the villa that Zhong Mu had bought.

Fortunately, Jiang Xiaodie still had property under her name, and the two of them moved in.

As for the Jiang Family, they had good business back in the day, but by the tenth year after Jiang Xiaodie married into the Li Family, things began to decline, and they depended on the Li Family to survive.

Now Jiang Xiaodie and Li Zhu are divorced. Although Li Zhu did not terminate some collaborations with the Jiang Family, the Jiang Family felt very insecure and held grievances against Jiang Xiaodie.

If Jiang Xiaodie wanted to take Li Xiangning back to the Jiang Family, that was impossible.

Luckily, Jiang Xiaodie had several properties in her hands; two of them were bought by the Jiang Family for her as a dowry when she got married, and a big villa was bought by Li Zhu. 𝐟𝗿𝐞𝚎𝚠𝐞𝚋𝕟𝐨𝚟𝐞𝕝.𝕔𝕠𝚖

During the divorce, those three properties still belonged to Jiang Xiaodie.

However, Jiang Xiaodie did not have much money left. She had given Li Xiangning over two hundred million, but when Li Zhu found out, he took the money back. At the time of divorce, Jiang Xiaodie had only a few million left.

Li Zhu did not treat Jiang Xiaodie poorly; he gave her some shares in a hospital.

But those shares were specified in the documents that they could not be sold and only dividends could be taken.

The dividend is received once a year and can be a substantial amount, but Jiang Xiaodie and Li Xiangning couldn’t wait that long.

Unable to do anything else, Jiang Xiaodie sold the other two properties, leaving only the villa.

Selling those properties fetched her over ten million, but Jiang Xiaodie was not worried; after a few months, she could get the dividends.

These funds were enough to last them for the time being.

But Jiang Xiaodie clearly underrated Li Xiangning and her own spending abilities.

Without Zhong Mu, without the Li Family, yet Li Xiangning continued to cause trouble outside, finding fault with everyone.

Jiang Xiaodie followed behind Li Xiangning, cleaning up her messes.

Now, Jiang Xiaodie experienced the kind of feeling Li Shuning had in the past.

Moreover, both had become accustomed to living in luxury, and Jiang Xiaodie couldn’t even cook; they mostly went out to eat well.

Spending money like this was indeed very extravagant.

The formula was stolen by Li Xiangning, but the formula had issues, and Li Xiangning got fifty million for free, while the Great Cheng Group was now struggling to hold on.

Chen Yiba was originally aggressive, found out where Li Xiangning lived, stormed into the villa, and beat her up.

As for Jiang Xiaodie, Chen Yiba retained some reason and did not touch her, but Li Xiangning was different, as the Li Family had publicly stated she wasn’t one of them.

Although Jiang Xiaodie was already divorced, she had a good daughter, Li Shuning; with Li Shuning around, Chen Yiba retained some sanity.

The Great Cheng Group was now shaky, and they couldn’t give the Li Family any excuse.

Chen Yiba came to collect money, but the fifty million obtained earlier was long spent by Li Xiangning, and there was no money to repay. Even if there was, Li Xiangning was unwilling to repay.

What kind of person is Chen Yiba? Although he held reason, he became furious when he couldn’t get the money and gave Li Xiangning a beating, then pinched Jiang Xiaodie’s jaw, saying: "Aunt Jiang still retains her charm; you must manage your daughter well, or else...."

Chen Yiba licked Jiang Xiaodie’s face with his tongue and then left with his men.

Jiang Xiaodie had never experienced anything like this, and now she was so frightened her face turned pale.

Li Xiangning was even more beaten, with bruises all over her face.

Even her clothes were ripped apart by someone, taking advantage of her.

Li Xiangning couldn’t move at the moment, she could only shout loudly: "Mom, call the police, call the police for me, Chen Yiba, that scum."

Jiang Xiaodie remained silent for a long time before helping Li Xiangning to the sofa.

"Xiangning, we can’t call the police. If we do, next time they won’t treat us so leniently."

"Mom, how can you say that? This is a law-driven society; how can you be scared by them?"

"Enough, Xiangning, what do you intend to report to the police? Luckily no one knows you stole the formula yet. Some might suspect, but the Li Family hasn’t disclosed it; if you report to the police and they find out, you’ll be pointed at everywhere you go, and us as mere women, what’s the use of calling the police? The Great Cheng Group has plenty of men."

Jiang Xiaodie had some words unspoken: she had never been humiliated like this in her life, and it was all because of Li Xiangning; a trace of resentment inevitably arose in her heart.

Li Xiangning, albeit silent, felt resentment toward Jiang Xiaodie, blaming her for not standing up to the Great Cheng Group.

When Li Xiangning’s injuries healed, they couldn’t just sit and consume their savings; Jiang Xiaodie and Li Xiangning both went to find jobs.

Having lived as a wealthy lady for half her life, Jiang Xiaodie was clearly unaccustomed to working; soon, she returned home, unwilling to go out again.

Li Xiangning, although she found some work, had developed the temperament of a spoiled young lady; she either drove customers away or caused trouble in stores, resulting in getting fired.

As time went on, they began to blame each other.

Once, in a fit of anger, Li Xiangning spoke carelessly, and Jiang Xiaodie told her to get out.

Li Xiangning had no money on her; after being kicked out, she wandered the street, followed by several beggars. If she hadn’t been smart enough to enter a 24-hour supermarket, she might have been targeted by those beggars.

Filled with resentment, Li Xiangning sat down to calm herself and apologize the next day, behaving well thereafter, and Jiang Xiaodie sighed with relief.

However, Jiang Xiaodie did not expect Li Xiangning’s obedience had a hidden agenda.

Jiang Xiaodie tended to be a bit muddle-headed about certain things.

Under Li Xiangning’s influence, Jiang Xiaodie decided to go on vacation, and Li Xiangning enrolled her in a travel group lasting about half a month.

After Jiang Xiaodie left, Li Xiangning took the opportunity to find the villa’s property certificate and sold the house at a cheap price secretly.

That’s right, the price was very low, but it required full payment. Afterward, Li Xiangning also stole Jiang Xiaodie’s bank card.

When Jiang Xiaodie returned, she found several strangers in her home, urging her to move out once they saw her.

Jiang Xiaodie could hardly believe her eyes; it took her a while to understand the situation, realizing Li Xiangning sold the house.

Upon discovering her main money-holding bank card was also missing, Jiang Xiaodie fainted.

Li Shuning received the news and took Jiang Xiaodie in, settling her in the manor.

Li Shuning wouldn’t give Jiang Xiaodie any money; as long as she stayed in the manor, she wouldn’t go without food or clothing.

It was then Jiang Xiaodie regretted bitterly, crying as she apologized to Li Shuning, but Li Shuning only allowed her to stay because she was the mother of the body she inhabited now; treating her as a mother wasn’t possible.

Apology, what use is it now? The original owner had already been killed, hadn’t she?