Back to 80s, pretend to be in debt and get out of the misery

These people didn't know that Wu Bingwen had changed the core a long time ago.

When I called Wu Bingwen, I was naturally rejected.

This pissed Case off.

Case directly asked people to reveal all the things Wu Bingwen had done before...

At this moment, Chu Xuan arrived at a river and boarded a cruise ship more than 20 meters long.

The cruise ship is chartered by Tan Lin.

There were only three people on the boat: the boatman, Tan Lin and Chu Xuan.

The boatman was in charge of driving the boat. He was about fifteen meters away from Tan Lin and Chu Xuan, and it was impossible to hear what they were saying.

This was the first time Chu Xuan met Tan Lin.

Unexpectedly, he turned out to be a young man in his twenties.

He doesn't look very good, his eyes can't be opened, his skin is dark, his lips are thick, and his nose is flat.

It smelled like ambergris.

Those who can afford ambergris are definitely rich.

Tan Lin said jokingly, "Isn't it impolite to always stare at me?"

Chu Xuan didn't feel embarrassed at all, "I'm wondering whether this is your true face or a disguise."

Tan Lin's hearty laughter rang out, "In this world, there are no more than six people who have seen my true face. You are so brave. You actually dared to get into that black car. To tell you the truth, that driver is not mine at all." I hired him in advance."

"You are very cautious. Even if no one is following me today, you will find a reason for me to come here, right?"

"Yes."

"Aren't you afraid that the driver will betray you?"

"Of course I'm not afraid."

"why?"

"Because he has something in my hands. Tell me, who can I buy information from?"

"Buying evidence against Case."

"Huh... Keith's evidence of crime? What a coincidence, I have it in my hand. But the price is a bit expensive, 50 yuan!"

Chu Xuan raised his eyebrows, this guy's asking price was really high, it seemed like it was not much less than Case's appetite.

He patiently negotiated the price, "Mr. Tan Lin, can it be cheaper?"

Tan Lin roared again, with contempt, and shouted towards the cab, "Drop in!"

Chu Xuan was not given any chance to bargain.

Chu Xuan didn't want the conversation to break down, after all, she wanted to send Keith to prison.

"I don't negotiate the price, but you need to consider the time of day."

"Okay, I'll call you tomorrow."

Tan Lin ordered the boatman to send Chu Xuan ashore.

Chu Xuan took a taxi back to his residence and learned that Wu Bingwen had been arrested by the relevant departments.

After inquiring, I found out that Wu Bingwen had not only done things that harmed the Wu Group, but also did things that harmed the interests of others.

Open short companies and launder money.

If found guilty, he will probably die in prison.

Even though the Wu Group had stood up and said it would not pursue the case, Wu Bingwen was still imprisoned.

However, Wu Bingcheng did not believe that Wu Bingwen had done anything that harmed the interests of other people.

Because Wu Bingwen has been cheating his own people since he was young.

The cost of defrauding one's own people is low. Every time you pay back the money, you won't be accused or even arrested.

Wu Bingcheng, his wife and Chu Xuan made a special trip to visit Wu Bingwen.

When Wu Bingwen saw them, he remained silent for the time being.

In Wu Bingwen's head is Min Yi's soul. Min Yi not only retains his own memory, but also inherits Wu Bingwen's memory.

He knew clearly that Wu Bingwen had never done anything bad other than cheating his own people.

The meeting time was limited and he needed to express it in the shortest possible time.

"Bingcheng, Xiaoyun, Xiaoxuan, I have never opened a short-selling company to launder money. Someone stole my information. As for the signature column of the legal person, it is not my handwriting. Someone imitated my handwriting. I suspect it is a person named Kai. This man framed me. He was probably in his forties and had deliberately contacted me. I accidentally saw him imitating other people's handwriting, and the similarity rate was 99%..."