Supreme Heir Son-in-law-Chapter 1095 - 1094: Mutual Understanding

Although Tangtang and Guoguo call Xu Ke their uncle, in reality, Xu Ke is only a few years older than the sisters.

Guoguo has her reasons for saying this.

After all, while Xu Ke is young, his status in Jiang City is quite significant.

Currently, a good portion of financial companies in Jiang City are under Xu Ke’s control.

Presumably, anyone wanting to establish themselves in Jiang City needs Xu Ke’s approval.

"Sis, what do we do now?"

Yesterday when we arrived, the tea house seemed deserted without any management. How did it resume normal operations today? And most importantly, the woman inside the tea house is really strange.

Guoguo feels like she has seen that woman somewhere, but she can’t remember where exactly.

To be honest, Tangtang has the same feeling.

The tea house matters are not urgent right now; the most important thing is explaining the passage in that dilapidated factory.

All of this is tied to Suzhou.

Yet, Suzhou is just a little child, likely unaware of the whole situation.

To uncover the story behind the factory, efforts must be directed at Old Master Su.

"Don’t worry, don’t be scared; we’ve been through worse things, what’s this compared to them?"

After saying this, Tangtang continued drinking her tea as if nothing had happened.

Who really is the owner of this tea house?

Why does she disguise herself as a man?

There’s definitely some conspiracy behind this.

After hearing Tangtang’s words, Guoguo felt at ease for some reason, as long as her sister is around, she fears nothing.

No matter what happens, with the two sisters facing it together, there’s nothing they can’t overcome.

At this moment, people came and went from the tea house, oblivious to the dark forces behind it.

"Waiter, bring me another cup of tea."

Tangtang raised her head, looking at the people around; if this tea house operated legitimately, without engaging in shady dealings.

Perhaps the result would be much better than now.

"Sure, just a moment, I’ll bring it right over." The waiter warmly attended to the guests.

Even Guoguo found it strange.

Yesterday, there was no one around; it appeared barren. How did such a situation arise today?

Could there be some hidden reasons?

Guoguo thought that surely the wait staff here might know the underlying reasons.

Seeing everyone chatting over tea.

Guoguo seized a moment when folks weren’t resting and pulled the waiter aside. Even Tangtang didn’t know Guoguo’s intentions.

"Hello, miss, what are you doing? Did I not serve you well?"

The waiter politely spoke to Guoguo, unaware that Guoguo wouldn’t fall for her act.

"Enough, stop acting in front of me, I’m telling you, I won’t fall for it."

Guoguo’s firm attitude left the waiter unsure of what to do.

However, if she spoke the truth, even if Tangtang and Guoguo didn’t cause trouble, it wouldn’t end lightly for her.

So it’s better to say nothing; the young girl confronting her doesn’t seem to have many options.

Saying nothing left Tangtang and Guoguo with no leverage, but this time, they wouldn’t let her off easily.

"Will you talk or not, you won’t talk, huh?"

"I don’t know anything, being aggressive has no use." The waiter insisted firmly.

She hadn’t planned on revealing the truth to Tangtang and Guoguo.

Could it be that the waiter was bribed? It seems possible.

After all, this matter couldn’t be simply resolved by the two sisters.

"Sis, what should we do about her, she doesn’t want to tell us; should we take her to the outskirts and feed her to the dogs?"

Saying this, Tangtang mimicked a dog.

The waiter’s face turned grey with fright at the thought.

If they knew, it would be catastrophic.

However, the boss instructed not to divulge any tea house information to anyone; this was troublesome.

Being threatened by two young girls was unexpected.

"Um, wait, tell me what you want to know, and I’ll tell you everything, okay?"

The person pretended to be pitiful.

Tangtang and Guoguo almost believed her.

"Okay, just tell me what you know, and I won’t do anything to you. Trust me."

Guoguo’s words were sincere; she and Tangtang aimed at the tea house owner, not each individual waiter.

She wasn’t particularly interested in the wait staff.

"Our boss, to be honest, I’m not quite sure myself; I’m merely working for her."

The tea house waitress informed Tangtang and Guoguo, previously the tea house owner wasn’t this woman.

As for who the current owner is, nobody knows.

Supposedly the boss sold the tea house to this woman. Although the tea house appeared business was good.

In reality, the revenue over the past few years was far less than before.

Selling the tea house may be considered a solution.

What the waitress said was vivid.

Tangtang and Guoguo nearly believed her.

If it were true, then who is this woman now? The key is, Tangtang and Guoguo both felt she seemed so familiar.

Like they’ve seen her somewhere,

Unexplainably, there’s a peculiar familiarity.

Yet, both sisters couldn’t pinpoint the familiarity.

"Sis, should we let her go now?" Tangtang asked helplessly, there was no other choice but to let her go.

"Let’s release her for now."

Tangtang’s words were concise, but Guoguo foresaw that things might not be as simple as they seem.

Presumably, there’s still something more to this?

They just haven’t uncovered it yet.

After releasing the waitress, Tangtang saw an expression on her face that even made her uneasy.

This isn’t the expression a normal waitress would have.

There’s undoubtedly some hidden matter in this.

Could it be that a transaction exists between the tea house waitress and the owner?

Therefore, it turned out this way.

After releasing the waitress, neither Tangtang nor Guoguo realized their actions were being watched by someone hidden in a corner.

They just didn’t notice.

"Boss, I’ve said everything according to your instructions."

Indeed, there was a conspiracy.

"Alright, I know, alright don’t mention this again, get busy."

Saying this. The tea house owner left, because it was unsafe here, Tangtang and Guoguo weren’t fools.

Being cautious would be wise.