Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

Chapter 171: The Jiang Family Is This Powerful?

Tang Guosheng’s expression wasn’t any less awful than hers. He rubbed his temple as he said, “I asked around and heard that it’s Mayor Yuan’s idea.”

Tang Wei tightened her grip around her beaded bracelet and mumbled anxiously, “Wasn’t Mayor Yuan transferred here from Beijing? Why is he getting himself involved in this for no reason?”

Rao City’s mayor was a man of a good family background from Beijing. Wasn’t he here just to enhance and improve his status?

He was still going to return to Beijing after two years.

People like this usually wouldn’t interfere in such trivial matters.

They didn’t care to!

Tang Guosheng pursed his lips. He had been in Rao City for so many years and had his own network. He turned to ask his mother, “Would Old Master Jiang know Mayor Yuan?”

Tang Wei’s eyelids twitched as she shifted the beads on her bracelet. She somehow felt that this wasn’t the case. Then again, she couldn’t think of any other possibility.

“I’ve met Mayor Yuan a few times, I can look him up and see how it goes. Perhaps he’ll give this old woman some face.”

Heng’s call came at

Wei was getting old and her hearing was deteriorating. She usually turned on

had just said

other end, started rambling like a machine

was just an

I lie

department investigating me? I’ve received a few calls since this morning, and it’s all about the First High School case. Teacher Tang, you’d better think hard about who’s behind Qiao Nian. Could we have offended someone we shouldn’t have? If this goes on, I’ll have

saying that she would only consider letting this matter go if Qiao

had been less than a half-hour and

reassured Liang Heng for a bit and then hung up. A sense

to look at her son, still frowning. “Since when did the Jiang family have such

get along with. In all her life,

Jiang family grow

to persuade her. “Mom, why don’t we let this go? Whatever favor we owe the Zhao family, we can just make up for it in monetary

and made a name for herself in the upper class of society. She had led the Tang family into the Beijing society and was one who considered her judgment to

examining and

about how humiliated she was at such an age, she felt a punch to