AMRWFA -Chapter 194 You Really Are My Blessing

Clutching her younger brother’s hand, Liao Jingna blocked Ruan Yaoyao’s line of sight and leaned in close to her brother’s ear, gritting her teeth.

“Did you hear that? Having a brother like you is really my blessing!”

Liao Xuwei was about to speak when Liao Jingna snapped at him.

“Shut up! Don’t say a word!”

Liao Xuwei felt wronged. The one who was sick wasn’t him—it was his sister, and that so-called “Aunt Xu.”

She sat there alone, muttering to herself. Even more infuriating was that his sister actually wanted him to cooperate and pretend he didn’t hear anything.

Was he deaf? How could he not hear?

She kept digging up his past, then cursing him for not being able to win over Liao Shumei, and even cursing his entire family. And even then, his sister wanted him to endure it?

Was his sister too kind or what?

Until his entire family was dead, only then did Liao Xuwei, on his deathbed, learn all the “truth”—and closed his eyes in overwhelming anger and hatred toward Liao Shumei.

After finishing the gossip, Ruan Yaoyao made an excuse to leave, giving the siblings space. Liao Xuwei could no longer hold back and jumped up.

But just as he did, his sister’s glance was enough for the bodyguards to restrain him.

He was then taken to a well-prepared room by extremely capable bodyguards and forced to sign some so-called “confidential agreement.”

Liao Xuwei was furious.

“Again?!”

“Enough, sis!”

“What exactly are you trying to do?”

“Even staging something like this—I’m telling you, it was big brother who asked me to find you, not for you to humiliate me like this!”

……

Liao Jingna didn’t bother arguing. She showed him her credentials.

“Sorry, I don’t have the ability to make the national task force act with me just to stage a play.”

After a round of “education,” when Liao Xuwei came out of the room again, he was completely dazed.

What the hell?!

Was all of this actually real?!

Was he really going to do such terrible things in the future?!

He couldn’t accept it—but his sister no longer paid him any attention. After finishing her instructions, she sent him away to find his older brother.

“Big brother…”

Seeing Liao Minghai, his eyes immediately turned red.

Liao Minghai sighed softly.

“Your sister already told you?”

“Brother… she’s lying to me, right? This can’t be real!”

“If you’re still trying to deceive yourself, what’s the point? I’ve already made it clear—I don’t know about the future, but right now I only see Shumei as a younger sister. I really don’t understand why you think we’re a couple, even that we’re mutually in love…”

His foolish younger brother had been confessing to Shumei for more than a day or two.

So how had he misinterpreted their relationship over just these two or three years?

Someone must have deliberately “misled” him.

If there was no ulterior motive, why bother misleading him at all? If there’s no love, then there’s no love—why go through so much trouble?

And if it was just to use Liao Minghai as a way to reject Liao Xuwei, then what about everything that happened afterward?

Liao Minghai didn’t believe that without something deeper happening, he would suddenly fall in love with someone he never liked in the first place.

He comforted his brother a few words, then said: “I’ve arranged everything. There’s a flight at 9 p.m. Your luggage has already been packed. I’ll explain things to mom and dad—you’re going abroad directly.”

Completely unprepared, Liao Xuwei was shocked.

“Go abroad?! Why?!”

“Do you want to be controlled by her?”

A chill ran down Liao Xuwei’s spine.

“Don’t scare me!”

“You’ve liked her for more than a day or two. It could be called growing feelings over time. But me? Do you think I would suddenly fall in love with someone—and even attack you and Jingna for her?”

“Well… then I don’t need to go abroad either.”

“Her backing is unclear. I’m not sure the place I arrange in the country will be beyond her influence. And if she still manages to reach you? Compared to that, abroad is safer.”

After a pause, he added: “Based on what Aunt Xu’s thoughts revealed, the force behind Shumei seems to have only recently expanded overseas. It’s unclear domestically, but you’ll be safer abroad.”

In short, to avoid his brother becoming a liability, he had to send him away.

Without Liao Xuwei, there would be no risk of “betrayal.”

Poor Liao Xuwei. His objections meant nothing. From the moment he entered his brother’s company, he was destined not to escape.

Bodyguards stepped forward, removed all his communication devices, and forced him into a car.

His mouth was even stuffed shut.

But this “going abroad” wasn’t what he imagined.

He wasn’t actually sent overseas—instead, he was taken to a national research facility for a full examination.

“Don’t be afraid,” said an elderly man in a white coat kindly. “We’re just checking if there’s anything unusual in your body.”

“Unusual things?”

The old man showed him a glass jar like a canned container. Inside was a tiny insect, smaller than a pinky nail, strange-looking and not like any known species.

Liao Xuwei immediately felt something was wrong.

“This is called a gu…”

His mind screamed.

Ahhh—take it away!!

Because a faint memory flashed through his mind.

It was blurry, unclear—but it seemed like Liao Shumei had handed him something to drink, telling him that if he dared to drink it, she would believe he loved her.

And then…

Then nothing. He lost consciousness.

“So he really was infected with a gu?!”

Liao Jingna nearly dropped her teacup in shock.

Across from her, the man who had supposedly just returned from a mission, Ru Anzhi, said calmly: “Yes. Although it’s a bit unscientific, this thing really exists. The gu in your brother has been there for about three years.”

After capturing one “gu woman” earlier, now a gu-infected victim appeared. Ru Anzhi’s vacation was canceled and he was urgently recalled.

Only this time, his mission was at home.

To avoid alarming his mother, they had to operate under her nose.

He felt rather miserable.

Who wouldn’t be afraid of gu?

He thought dealing with the gu woman would finally let him breathe—but now another case had appeared.

Evidence showed that the gu in Liao Xuwei’s body had nothing to do with the gu woman Bai Ling’er.

So where did this gu, circulating for three years, come from?

Could there be a larger gu organization behind it?

Most terrifyingly, Liao Xuwei was just a “small fry.” If he had been controlled for three years, how many others might be affected without anyone knowing?

At first, they thought this case was like Li Tingting’s situation. Only now did they realize they were completely different.

Li Tingting’s ability lay in influence—people followed her will almost like fate’s arrangement, impossible to resist.

But Liao Shumei was different. She used gu to harm people. If she didn’t refine it herself, then someone behind her must be responsible.

This was organized, premeditated, and potentially large-scale.

From what they could hear from Ruan Yaoyao’s inner thoughts, neither Liao Shumei nor her so-called boyfriend Ma Aotian were good people. The organization behind them was likely far from legitimate.

With such a group roaming freely in society, no one could sleep peacefully.