I Became the Little Demon in Leading Role's Family

Chapter 752: Chapter 760 Moh Li Has Not Returned

So in the end, they were left with only a small house, where the Old Master of the Ou Family was placed. Living together with him was Ouyang,

he should feel fortunate because they never put him in charge, which is why he had escaped a disaster.

“Moh Li, I know you hate us now, wishing for our downfall, but after all, we grew up together. Grandfather really misses you, can’t you go see him just once?”

Ouyang looked at Moh Li as if he were looking at an ingrate. In his view, even though they had indeed overlooked Moh Li at the time, at the very least they had provided him with shelter from the storm.

There might have been scheming involved, but they hadn’t done him to death.

“Alright, don’t worry, I’ll visit in a couple of days.”

He indeed should pay a visit to his grandfather.

There were many things he was eager to tell him.

“What does ‘in a couple of days’ mean?” Ouyang quickly spoke up, insistent on getting Moh Li to state a specific time,

this was getting interesting.

Moh Li looked at Ouyang before him. In fact, he didn’t lie, even though he had faced a tragedy, he hadn’t yet reacted.

So this time, his gaze drifted and he felt a bit guilty; this was a trap.

“The day after tomorrow.”

Moh Li was truly not afraid. With every challenge comes a defense, just as soil piles up where water flows. What was there to be afraid of?

As of now, he truly feared nothing.

“Good, here’s the address, you must come over.”

Ouyang placed the address directly into Moh Li’s palm, which made Moh Li even more certain there was a problem.

Otherwise, when had she prepared it and how so conveniently an address was on hand?

“Of course, I’ll go—it’s me accompanying you, after all.”

“No, you definitely can’t go. We already know it’s dangerous, so why still go?”

It was Bai Zhi who wanted to go; she was full of anticipation, hoping to take a stroll outside, no matter where.

And it was Bai Xin who said it wasn’t possible. Since they knew there was a problem, how could they go? Knowing there was danger and still going was foolish.

“Auntie, if we don’t go, then we won’t know what they’re plotting behind our backs. Besides, Ouyang, who’s so haughty, insists on my presence. I want to figure out what they’re trying to do.”

Moh Li was naturally going to go, but he wouldn’t bring Bai Zhi; knowing the risks, he couldn’t bring her along.

“But Xingxing, I’m not taking you with me, so don’t even think about it.”

He blocked Bai Zhi’s retort with a single sentence.

Bai Zhi was livid, “I’m already better, for your information!”

Xu Yan also disapproved, “I don’t agree either.”

He had been injured too, in the effort to bring Bai Zhi back.

Now, Xu Yan was Bai Zhi’s legitimate brother, as Bai Dan had directly acknowledged him as his grandson.

“Brother?” Bai Zhi suddenly felt unhappy, why was everyone like this.

“It’s no use to plead with anyone.”

As soon as Xu Yan spoke, Bai Zhi could only sulk with her lips pursed.

In the end, Moh Li still went by himself because he hoped to settle the matter once and for all.

He took many documents with him, looking less like he was visiting and more like he was going to work.

Certainly, Moh Li also politely purchased a fruit basket. Upon finding the place, he surveyed the surroundings—it really was an ideal spot.

With only one path to take, the main gate, he couldn’t run even if he wanted to.

“Grandfather, I’m here to see you.”

Moh Li placed the fruit basket to the side and looked at the elderly man in the wheelchair,

Moh Li hadn’t expected that his grandfather was truly ill. His grandfather, who always seemed to stand tall, was now wheelchair-bound.

How had he accepted it?

It truly baffled him.

“You’re here, come in.”

His expression was stern, his tone revealing neither happiness nor sorrow.

Moh Li walked in; it was a particularly dark room, made even darker by the blackout curtains.

And the Old Master of the Ou Family sat in his wheelchair, veiled in darkness.

“Moh Li, have I been unkind to you? To think that in the end, you would turn your elbow outwards, not supporting your own grandfather. Watching our Ou Family fall to this state, you truly are an ingrate.”

The Old Master of the Ou Family incessantly tapped the ground with his cane.

Moh Li just listened, counting the number of taps.

Finally, someone arrived.

Moh Li didn’t speak, nor did he let on that, hidden in the darkness, he could see.

Now he appreciated even more the purpose of his training: everything he had learned, be it in the field or now, was exceedingly practical.

“Since you’re such an ingrate, I will not be polite with you; seize him. I don’t believe he won’t produce the goods in the end.”

The reason why the Old Master of the Ou Family kept someone useless like Moh Li around was for the Moh Family’s medical secrets.

But unexpectedly, they had found nothing for many years, neither in Moh Li’s room nor on his person.

Now that Moh Li had suddenly started diagnostics, it meant he had learned them.

So the Old Master of the Ou Family was determined to have them.

“You went to such lengths, colluding with others to trap our family – was it all for this?”

Moh Li thought, finally, his grandfather was revealing what was truly on his mind, what he truly wanted to do.

“Yes, naturally it is. Otherwise, what would it be for?”

The Old Master of the Ou Family admitted quickly,

“So, you never truly considered me a grandson.”

Moh Li pondered and then spoke.

It sounded somewhat desolate—no, no, no, it wasn’t.

Because it wasn’t, he needed to be sure, so that afterwards, he could afford to ignore the Old Master of the Ou Family completly.

“What do you think?”

The Old Master of the Ou Family countered, “As long as you tell me, perhaps I am still willing to consider you my grandson, depending on your performance.”

Even now, the Old Master of the Ou Family still thought he held all the cards.

“No need, I don’t want to be your grandson either, from now on, we will lead separate lives.”

Naturally, most of the evidence of the Ou Family’s crimes had been provided by Moh Li.

“Moh Li, you have no choice, you don’t think I’m just having a little chat with you, do you?”

The Old Master of the Ou Family didn’t want to waste words “Seize her for me.”

People clad in black moved in the darkness.

Moh Li showed no fear and fought them off, leaving them one by one lying on the floor.

But then, he suddenly felt a bite.

Moh Li fainted on the spot.

The Old Master of the Ou Family immediately had people drag Moh Li to the basement to avoid detection.

Bai Zhi suddenly felt a sharp pain on her neck, as if viciously bitten by something.

But there was nothing there,

Bai Zhi glanced at the time—Moh Li hadn’t returned yet.

Although Moh Li hadn’t taken Bai Zhi to the Ou Family, she had experienced a bit of freedom by staying at the shop, hadn’t she?

She had planned to go eat at Drunken Moon Restaurant later.

It had been so long since she’d indulged in food, her thoughts were consumed by it: eat, roam, and revel!

Her plan was to feast and frolic.

But Moh Li hadn’t come back.

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