Max-Level Metaphysician: A Debt Repayment Journey-Chapter 64 - : The Ancestors Advise You to Be Careful

Chapter 64: Chapter 64: The Ancestors Advise You to Be Careful

“Master…”

Upon hearing these two words, Cao Jiadong was startled and looked at Jiangli through the rearview mirror.

Mr. Cao explained, “I forgot to tell you, this is the Abbot of Jiaoyang Temple, a very powerful master. She is very accurate at reading faces. She… she foresaw what happened between your mom and me.”

Cao Jiadong: “…”

His expression grew even more complex as he looked at Jiangli.

Mr. Cao didn’t care what he thought and asked again, “Master, what exactly is wrong with Jiadong’s marriage? Is there a problem?”

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“The girl is not the problem,” Jiangli finally spoke, glancing at Cao Jiadong’s face, she said, “However, her parents have some serious issues. The aspect of their wealth is severely afflicted, suggesting they’ve recently suffered significant financial loss. They have eyes that are too white as well, which often indicates deceit; they might have other schemes. It would be best for you to investigate her parents more thoroughly.”

Cao Jiadong was stunned, “Master, do you mean Yueyue’s family has financial issues?”

“I’m not sure. I only know her parents are deeply afflicted with financial loss and are cunning; they would likely be difficult to deal with. You had better be cautious,” Jiangli yawned and said, “I’m a bit sleepy now.”

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Xia Xin heard her and hurriedly said, “We, we’ll be heading back soon, your grace.”

Jiangli hummed a response and leaned back lazily, looking out the window, clearly not wishing to say more.

Cao Jiadong felt increasingly that this person was quite bizarre and instinctively didn’t want to believe Jiangli’s words.

In his view, if it weren’t for Jiangli, perhaps his parents wouldn’t have ended up divorcing.

However, if all of this was indeed because of Jiangli, then what she said was very likely true.

That is to say, Qin Yue’s family might truly have some financial issues.

On this thought, Cao Jiadong subconsciously shook his head, not wanting to believe Jiangli’s words.

He had known Qin Yue for a long time. Her family did have a company, neither too big nor too small, which was quite decent.

It could be said that the two families were well-matched in social status, and that was also why Mr. Cao and Wang Lijuan had both strongly approved of the marriage previously.

Having known Qin Yue for a while, the two of them got along very well, and he liked Qin Yue’s personality; that’s why he had decided to get married.

Qin Yue had quite a straightforward personality. If there were any issues at home, she would surely not keep them from him and would definitely have told him.

Yet, Qin Yue had never mentioned anything to him before nor told him about any financial crisis in her family.

After much contemplation, he still found Jiangli’s words unbelievable.

Cao Jiadong glanced at Jiangli through the rearview mirror, “Thanks, I got it…”

His dismissive tone was all too obvious.

Jiangli raised an eyebrow but said nothing.

Mr. Cao, however, furrowed his brows, “Jiadong, I don’t know if I should be saying this now, but I think you should take the master’s words to heart. What she says is never wrong. You’d better check it out. Getting to the bottom of this is good for both you and Qin Yue. You don’t want to end up like your mother and me, do you?”

Recalling the situation between his parents, Cao Jiadong’s face twitched and his expression darkened, but he also became vigilant, “I understand. I’ll look into it later.”

After a pause of a second, he added another sentence.

“No matter when, in my eyes, you are still my dad.”

To be fair, regardless of how Mr. Cao and Wang Lijuan’s marital relationship was, to their children, Mr. Cao was always a qualified father.

No matter how busy Mr. Cao was, he always attended events related to his children and never missed them, unlike an absentee father.

Therefore, the children all had good relationships with Mr. Cao.

For Cao Jiadong, even though such an incident had occurred, the affection accumulated over the years with Mr. Cao was real.

He would still regard Mr. Cao as his own father.