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Chapter 1716: The Retribution For Being A Mistress.

Translator: Atlas Studios  Editor: Atlas Studios

Elvis hesitated for a moment, then answered, “They have gone to deal with Wang Suyun.”

“Mm.” Gu Mengmeng did not continue asking about how they were going to deal with her.

Because to her, Wang Suyun’s identity was much clearer than Gu Zhigang. They obviously shared a relationship as enemies.

Gu Zhigang would not push the blame of Gu Zhigang having an affair and abandoning his wife and daughter to Wang Suyun, because if this man had a sufficient sense of responsibility, he would not allow Wang Suyun to have this chance. If he had the slightest conscience, he would not have been so cruel to her and her mother.

When it came to an issue like having an affair, Gu Mengmeng always thought that men have to bear the greatest responsibility.

After all, if a cow does not drink water, no one can force it to lower its head.

It’s probably the same logic as how a fly cannot sting an egg that is not cracked.

A person like Gu Zhigang originally was not one who would stay by his wife, someone who had shared his hard lot. So even without Wang Suyun, there would still be Li Suyun or Zhang Suyun.

But this did not mean that Wang Suyun was not wrong to be involved in others’ marriage despite knowing that the other party has a family.

Gu Mengmeng did not want to blame all the mistresses in the world by representing justice. She only wanted to represent herself and hate Wang Suyun for becoming involved in her life and destroying her family.

Even if a long time has passed, when she looks at Wang Suyun, she will still think of how she had carried her pregnant body and demanded her mother for a divorce by claiming true love.

She did not forget how she had instigated her father to fight with her mother over her custody so that she could gain possession over her parents’ marriage house. The reason she used was that her father’s family was more complete and more suitable for a child’s growth.

Ha, how ironic was that? His affair had provided him with an advantageous legal position.

As she wished, she had snatched her mother’s man, lived in her mother’s house and hit her mother’s child…

Gu Mengmeng would never forget the days that she was locked up to a hammock and not allowed to come down. She even had to be cautious when using the toilet, otherwise her sentence ‘I will beat you each time I see you’ would happen.

She would also never forget the grudging and evil expression that Wang Suyun had every time she pinched her after having a fight with Gu Zhigang.

She would also never forget the slap that she gave her on the streets, and the ‘resonating’ sentence that she said, “I did not give birth to you, why do you have to spend my man’s money? Don’t be like that shameless mother of yours, still trying to use her child to cling onto a man after a divorce, you’re not even a son…”

After a thousand years of cultivation in the Beast World, Gu Mengmeng understood a logic: kindness may not be a virtue sometimes.

If one uses kindness to repay hatred, how do we repay kindness then?

Now Gu Mengmeng has a strong belief that there will be retribution to evil and reward to kindness, just like karma.

As such, she did not ask how Lea and Gregory would deal with Wang Suyun.

Because regardless of how Lea and Gregory deal with her, that was her punishment for being a mistress.

Not every mistress who wrecks someone’s family would suffer punishment like this. Wang Suyun just had to blame her bad luck for offending someone like Gu Mengmeng.

And around her, there were four males who were unwilling to see her suffer at all, and they would make sure that others would be punished for it.

From that day onwards, no one ever mentioned Gu Zhigang and Wang Suyun again.

That family had disappeared as though they had never existed. Their disappearance did not even cause a ripple and just silently vanished in the water without a trace.
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