Chapter 161 - 098 Destiny is too hard Heaven won’t take_8
Yun Ya tossed her wallet and cell phone onto the sofa and chuckled lightly, "Within half an hour, whoever entered my room, please step forward voluntarily."
The voice was soft and seemingly effortless, yet it sent a sudden chill down one’s spine, as an indescribable coolness enveloped the air.
Ah Huan was initially puzzled, but upon seeing the cell phone and wallet brought out by Yun Ya, she had a bad feeling. Now, hearing Yun Ya’s words, her heart sank, and she instinctively looked at Yun Shu who was hanging her head, her expression unreadable.
These people had been working for the Yun Family for many years and also recognized Miss Yun Ya. Back then, she was but a small child, and now she had blossomed into a graceful young lady. Although she was the biological daughter, the Miss Yun of the family, everyone knew that the master and mistress did not favor her. Therefore, these people did not take this Miss Yun seriously at all.
Watching these people, some showing disdain, some indifferent, and some fearful and cautious, Yun Ya’s smile deepened even more.
"While I was showering, someone sneaked into my room, stole my wallet and cell phone, then framed grandma and dad. Such a person deserves to be condemned. Not only are they unclean, but they also harbor intentions of sowing discord, attempting to undermine the affection between me and my family. How can such a person continue to work in the household? Whoever you are, you had better step forward voluntarily. If I find you myself, consider what fate awaits you," she said.
This righteous rhetoric could only fool those who were unaware. Yun Shu, upon hearing this, was so furious she could barely contain herself. The girl spoke clearly and logically, making it sound like the truth, but to Yun Shu, every word felt like a deep irony.
Yun Ya’s tone was neither light nor heavy, carrying a hint of youthful sweetness, yet it fell upon the ears of the audience like a heavy bell on their hearts, their breaths tight under its weight.
Ah Huan shivered and quietly stepped back.
Yun Ya’s gaze shot over, "Ah Huan, what’s wrong?"
Ah Huan shuddered at being singled out and quickly bowed her head: "Nothing... nothing."
Yun Ya smiled, "Ah Huan, you were the only one who entered my room." Her beautiful face suddenly turned stern: "Tell me, did you steal them?"
Ah Huan fell to her knees with a "thump": "Miss, it wasn’t me."
Yun Ya curved her lips, her exquisite features becoming even more ethereal under the light, her narrowed eyes flashing a hint of cold light.
"Not you? Who else entered my room, then? Tell me, why did you do this, who instructed you, and what good does it do you to drive a wedge between us?" Yun Ya asked in quick succession, leaving Ah Huan completely flustered.
Ah Huan looked at Yun Shu for help, yet Yun Shu’s cold gaze sliced fiercely at Yun Ya: "Ah Huan has been with me for many years, she’s clean and efficient, and I believe she wouldn’t commit such an act."
Yun Ya knitted her brows, her face expressing ’I’m doing this for your own good’: "Grandma, I know you are fond of Ah Huan, but you absolutely must not indulge her; if you pardon her this time, there will be a next time. Such people need to be punished severely."
Yun Shu suppressed the anger in her chest, her voice bone-chillingly cold: "Yun Ya, don’t go too far."
Yun Ya’s lips curled into a slight smile, her beautiful eyes sparkling, gentle and captivating.
"Grandma, the one who went too far is Ah Huan. Such a person still gains grandma’s trust, what would the other servants think? For the sake of fairness, Ah Huan cannot remain in the house anymore," she insisted.
Ah Huan sat on the ground, staring incredulously at Ji Yunya. The girl sat elegantly, her soft face smiling, a perfect picture of a noble lady. A sense of injustice suddenly welled up within her, and she said loudly, "Miss Yun Ya, I belong to the madam, what right do you have to deal with me?"
The girl’s beautiful eyes narrowed slightly as she asked softly, "Are you talking to me?"
To get anything from me, one must pay a hundred, a thousand times the price. Yun Shu, Yun Shen, today I’ll teach you a lesson.
My things, if I don’t wish to give them, even in death, you cannot have them.