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Chapter 1063 The Jiang Family Has a Capable Person! Daisy Receives the Transformation!
On the other end of the phone, Aunt Jiang Nansun, who had been told by He Chen to "have some decency," was almost furious and wanted to return the words to He Chen.

Be yourself!

Is it so infuriating?
It feels like she wasn't as frustrated as she is now, even when she was pushed away from the startup company and the man she had a crush on back then.

But what truly made her clutch her chest and feel a chill run down her spine was He Chen's speculation about her thoughts.

That's really a bit like killing someone by hurting their spirit.

She kept urging her sister to get a divorce as soon as possible because she saw through the fact that if Jiang Pengfei continued to squander the Jiang family's wealth, he might really ruin it all and even leave her sister with huge debts.

Although she could hire a lawyer to file a lawsuit, arguing that Jiang Pengfei's stock investments all resulted in losses and no income was used to pay for the couple's joint expenses, therefore the debts incurred due to stock investments were not joint debts of the couple.

Even with the help of a caring older sister, these weak arguments could still receive legal support.

Whether outsiders approve or not is another matter entirely.

Even the legal practice of sons or daughters paying for their fathers' debts, which is completely unsupported by law, still continues to some extent today.

If the creditor is an ordinary person and the debt is not particularly large, the law may still have a deterrent effect, and people will still adhere to basic principles.

But if a spendthrift like Jiang Pengfei can handle such a huge debt, would the creditor be an ordinary person?
Will the other party be willing to reason with me?
The debts her husband owed must be repaid by his wife, his sister, and his daughter, her niece.

Unless they decisively divorce and flee abroad before the scandal breaks, they have no chance of survival.

Otherwise, even if you get divorced and go abroad, if you have too much debt, the debt collectors can even track you down overseas.

Her family will be in constant turmoil, and I'm not kidding!

Even if debt collectors don't break the law, they can still be so disgusting that you can't stand them.

In the original storyline, after she rushed back, she helped deal with the debts, sold the Jiang family's old mansion, cleared the debts, and immediately sent Princess Jiang to a nursing home after her grandmother had just lost her son. Then she took her sister and niece abroad.

When Princess Jiang felt embarrassed to stay, she still took her niece abroad for a while. When her niece was about to return to China, she reminded her that once she returned, she would encounter many hardships, and her niece would have to bear them all by herself.

In fact, Princess Jiang did encounter big trouble upon returning to China.

Jiang Pengfei, who jumped to his death, left behind several million yuan in debt, all of which had to be borne by Princess Jiang.

On the surface, it seems that Princess Jiang was keeping it from her aunt and mother so as not to worry them and to let her mother enjoy her free and happy life. In fact, Princess Jiang probably already understood the true meaning of her aunt's reminder back then.

That means she has to bear the hardship herself, and her aunt and mother are not going to help her anymore. They want her to keep quiet so that she can maintain appearances for herself and her daughter and for her aunt and nephew.

Otherwise, how could an aunt and a mother be completely unaware of what their daughter was going through in China?

How could Daisy, who is so rational and ruthless, possibly be willing to give up her house to have anything to do with the Jiang family?
In the original storyline, Zhang Anren hesitated because he was worried that debt collectors would harass him and block his door. It was Zhu Suosuo who showed her sisterly affection and used her extraordinary commission from selling a luxury house to rent a three-bedroom house for Princess Jiang and her family to live in.

Why isn't the aunt saying anything?

Princess Jiang was in charge of all the design, renovation, and inspection of her guesthouse.

Not to mention the address, they probably even have the key.

She's abroad, and if there's a problem with her apartment in Shanghai, she'll need to contact the landlord. If her niece, Princess Jiang, doesn't step in to resolve the issue, who will?

They're all fleeing their debts and have nowhere to go. Don't Princess Jiang and her mother think of this house that's more suitable for the whole family?

But why wasn't it mentioned at all?

It's simply because they know what kind of person Aunt Daisy is!
It's just that many things are easier to do than to say.

Now, in front of his niece Jiang Nansun, He Chen is tearing apart these unspoken pretenses of propriety, exposing their rational yet cold so-called kinship. What is he trying to do?
Aside from embarrassing her, wouldn't this just ruin her relationship with her niece?
His heart is so cruel!
Daisy really felt that He Chen was targeting her, and might even have investigated her.

For example, last time she implied the relationship between her and Wang Yongzheng.

At first glance, this sounds like outrageous talk about my niece Jiang Nansun, but that's because my niece has never been abroad and doesn't know how free it is overseas, nor does she know that she already has a younger boyfriend.

And this boyfriend is none other than the best friend of playboy Wang Yongzheng.

They met and got together because they went out together.

When He Chen used this to subtly mock her, she was shocked and angry, but dared not retaliate, precisely because it was difficult to say anything.

After all, if she could get together with Wang Yongzheng's best friend, why couldn't she get together with her best friend's son, this playboy?
She personally praised Wang Yongzheng for being very good at having fun...

If things were to go any deeper, wouldn't He Chen question when she met this young man?

After the divorce, or before the divorce?
Many things cannot be examined in detail.

The key issue is that she desperately needs her niece and sister to go abroad with her.

Otherwise, it would be really dangerous for her to be alone abroad, without children, and with so much wealth.

in the country, there is still the saying of "eating off one's own children's property."

Abroad, this risk is infinitely increased.

The key issue is that she also likes young male dogs, even though they are not real wolfhounds. But if she falls down at a crucial moment, she might really be eaten like those old ladies in the news who live alone and keep wolfhounds.

Therefore, bringing my sister and niece along is truly a necessity!

Moreover, it's a basic necessity for survival!

She was furious at He Chen's actions, which were ruining her relationship with her niece and sister.

The more she cared, the more truthful she was, the more unbearable it became for her.

She couldn't get angry right now; she had to be rational to avoid her niece overthinking and feeling that He Chen had hit the nail on the head. But she also had to give an explanation so that her increasingly difficult-to-fool niece would understand her actions. And she couldn't actually fall into the trap He Chen had set for her.

Fortunately, she wasn't one to be trifled with, and she had her own ways of solving this predicament.

“You don’t need to ask me about this. My sister won’t take on this kind of debt…” Daisy first explained the issue of joint marital debt that she had already considered, and then began to explain.

“I have never supported my brother-in-law’s wasteful stock trading, but he insisted on doing it, and now that there are problems, that’s his own business.”

I will not throw my hard-earned money into this black hole.

I'm just my sister's younger sister and my niece's aunt!
We have nothing to do with this debt!

Besides, even if we're talking about who's closer to whom, I wouldn't be number one!
"The Chiang family isn't without members!"

"Auntie, what do you mean by that?" Jiang Nansun was taken aback, not expecting his aunt to say that.

“Nan Sun, your father and grandmother know!” Daisy saw that her niece was only puzzled and did not harbor any resentment because she directly blocked the matter of helping. She felt that the trick of shifting the conflict was more effective and no longer cared about her sister’s repeated reminders not to bring up this topic.

"The Jiang family isn't without people, or even without capable people! It's just that your father is incompetent!"

(End of this chapter)