Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

Chapter 1821: Jian Xianrou Should Get at Least 15 Years

If Qiao Nian was willing to give in for her, she would have done so long ago.

She had never given in and continued to suppress the He family. How could she give in now?

Jian Xianrou was simply a piece of trash!

His eyes suddenly turned ruthless. He stared at the burly man and said in a low and hoarse voice, “Tell our people that I want her to get a heavier sentence. The heavier the better! I wouldn’t have ended up like this if it weren’t for her. Since we’re hopeless, she can forget about living well!”

“I got it.”

After Brother Qiao left, He Congming took out his phone and searched for a contact number. He found Ji Ziyin’s number and made a call.

His first call went unanswered.

He Congming made a second call.

After the phone rang a dozen times, Ji Ziyin was finally willing to pick up. “What’s the matter? I’m at the research institute. I’ll talk to you when I get back.”

first call

Congming made

dozen times, Ji Ziyin was finally willing to pick up. “What’s the matter? I’m at the research institute. I’ll talk

of hanging up. He leaned back in his chair. He wasn’t so careful now that he didn’t have any expectations. His voice was hoarse as he said to her, “The He family is

She paused for a few seconds before frowning and saying unhappily, “What

tried to contact you, but I couldn’t reach you. Now, it’s difficult to do anything… Miss Ji, only you can take back your batch of

want to

hung up the call expressionlessly as the judge banged his gavel and shouted,

looked coldly at Jian Xianrou, who was standing in the center, with

was finished, she could forget about living

was not at all as tense and intense as one might have

watched as the lawyers from both sides bickered on stage. The lawyer Tang Wanru had hired

up so badly that he couldn’t even fight back. It could be seen that he was just like

she realized that the situation was not right, her expression became

pale and she was sweating profusely. “Didn’t