From Sidekick to Bigshot-Chapter 1066 - Wen Cheng Defends Jian Yiling (1)

Chapter 1066: Wen Cheng Defends Jian Yiling (1)

Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

The video continued to play, clip after clip.

The contents were all of Cai Qinyue in the Wen family.

It was from the time Cai Qinyue considered getting a divorce to the time when the divorce was completed.

What she mentioned the most was not Wen Cheng cheating on her. Rather, it was Wen Cheng going bankrupt.

She didn’t care about their relationship breaking. Rather, she cared about going into debt.

And thus, the reason was completely inconsistent with what she said here in front of Jian Yiling.

The netizens were shocked to hear about this. Furthermore, the netizens who previously spoke up for Cai Qinyue had been slapped in the face:

[What the heck? She got the divorce because her husband was going bankrupt? It had nothing to do with cheating?]

[Like birds in one grove are husband and wife, but when faced with disaster, they fly to separate places. She gave up alimony payments because she did not want to go into debt. How dare she ask for those payments now? How shameless is she?]

[But it’s still wrong for the man to cheat on her. The cheating problem remains unsolved, no?]

[Ahh, they’re all bad people.]

[I feel drunk. What the heck is happening?]

The netizens were quite confused. So many twists and turns were happening.

In this day and age, the netizens did not dare to support one side blindly. They had to be prepared for plot reversals at any time.

If they supported someone blindly, they would be slapped in the face like those who sympathized with Cai Qinyue.

Cai Qinyue did not expect Zhai Yunsheng to prepare such a thing.

This was different from what she had planned.

Although she knew that it was not legal for her to ask for alimony payments, before this, she at least had public opinion by her side.

However, after this video, a lot of netizens would no longer support her. What should she do now?

Cai Qinyue decided to put everything on the line and she began to cry: “Do you know how I felt when you recorded these conversations between my daughter and I? Do you want me to tell my daughter every day that her father cheated on me and abandoned her? How sad would my daughter be? I had to protect my daughter! And yet, you guys are now taking advantage of that! You’re saying that I got a divorce with my husband because I was afraid of being in debt! I wouldn’t abandon him!”

As Cai Qinyue began to cry, Wen Cheng finally arrived.

He had been discussing business on the outskirts of Beijing. As a result, it took him a while to get here after learning about the news.

Even if Jian Yiling did not intend to let him come, Wen Cheng would insist on coming. After all, this was his matter to deal with. He shouldn’t be dragging his sister and niece into the situation.

When Wen Cheng looked at Cai Qinyue, he felt heartbroken: “I am the one who got the divorce with you. If I’m the one who should be giving you alimony payments, shouldn’t you look for me? Why are you interfering with my niece’s life? Did you pick this time to use the pressure of public opinion to force her to compromise?”

Cai Qinyue was not afraid of Wen Cheng. She replied: “If I could contact you, why do I need to come here? Isn’t it because you didn’t want me to see you? After the divorce, did you give me the opportunity to meet you? Why can’t I come to see your sister and niece? Aren’t they the ones who orchestrated the divorce in the first place? They’re the culprits! I did nothing wrong! What’s wrong with fairly accusing them?”

Cai Qinyue was determined to blame Jian Yiling and Wen Nuan for everything.

“Where is the evidence? If you’re accusing them, you should have evidence in your hands. Furthermore, you’re saying that I cheated on you! Do you have any evidence of that? You can’t just say these things without any evidence! How shameless are you?!”

On the way here, Wen Cheng had opened Jian Yiling’s stream. When he saw Cai Qinyue speaking nonsense, he was initially sad.. However, the more he watched, the angrier he got.