How could it be possible, not even mentioning it, and even squeezing money from the original owner? Moreover, Jiang Xin knew that Jiang Wan had a brother. The Jiang Family Member even couldn’t afford to marry off Jiang Wan’s brother due to financial difficulties. Lately, they’ve been relying on financial support from the original owner’s family, showing that their financial situation is quite ordinary. So, given Jiang Wan’s family’s situation, she couldn’t possibly know someone in such conditions. There’s definitely something fishy going on. The most bizarre thing for Jiang Xin is judging from the actions between these two people, their relationship might be more than just ordinary closeness. Jiang Xin isn’t the type to harbor filthy thoughts just because she sees a man and woman walking together on the street, suspecting them of an improper relationship. It’s mainly Jiang Wan herself, acting so overtly, every move between the two is excessively intimate. In such a conservative era, Jiang Wan brazenly holds hands with that stranger in public. Moreover, Jiang Wan intermittently affixes parts of her body onto the man’s, signaling much too obviously. Watching this made Jiang Xin question reality, thinking how open has Jiang Wan become? She’s not an old-fashioned person, but even she finds Jiang Wan’s behavior outrageous. On the surface, every gesture between the two clearly exceeds normal social boundaries between men and women. Jiang Xin’s expression instantly turned gossipy. She was genuinely curious about the relationship between these two people. Jiang Xin sharply spotted, on the left ring finger of the man holding hands with Jiang Wan, was a wedding ring, evidently showing he’s not a single man. Perhaps Jiang Wan is shamelessly acting as the third party. And, it’s the most detestable kind. Knowingly becoming the third party! Not only does she see nothing wrong with it, but she also dares open flaunt it on the street with this man, not fearing running into the man’s wife who might smash her face. Jiang Xin scrutinized Jiang Wan, noticing her outfit clearly groomed before going out today. The clothes she wore were worlds apart from what Jiang Xin saw yesterday when she just arrived here. Yesterday, Jiang Wan wore ragged clothes, patched up, on her begrudging and unsatisfied yet fairly delicate little face, there was jealousy, and some inferiority. But today, the Jiang Wan Jiang Xin encountered seemed to have become another person, wearing the very skirt Jiang Xin had seen only minutes earlier. It’s the same skirt Xiao Zhao had actively recommended to her in the sale section at the start. Luckily, that skirt didn’t match Jiang Xin’s taste, so she declined it. Unexpectedly, within such a short time, the same skirt ended up on Jiang Wan. And it was evident that this skirt was bought earlier since she had just come out from the second floor and hadn’t encountered Jiang Wan. That’s why Jiang Xin had such certitude. She still remembers the price of the skirt, which was expensive even in the sale area. If purchased at full price, this skirt would clearly be outside Jiang Wan’s spending capacity. The payer had to be that stranger beside her. Jiang Xin’s expression held some complexity, having reincarnated into the original owner, she originally thought Jiang Wan was the book’s protagonist. She supposedly had a protagonist aura. If she remembers correctly, Jiang Wan had schemed to ruin her wedding with Fu Yu, sparing no expense to push the original owner onto Fu Yu. All to escape the marriage, planning to snag a rich husband in college to change her life. But now she’s in college, the marriage undone, and she’s gone off to be someone else’s third party? Calling her brain-addled seems inadequate, it’s sheer foolishness! Such conduct issues, if exposed during this era, it would ruin her entire life. For some reason, Jiang Xin suddenly recalled yesterday’s scene when Jiang Wan came to the Fu Family seeking grain tickets and money from her. Jiang Xin wondered, could it be because Jiang Wan couldn’t get money from her yesterday, so she has degenerated to such a state? Or, was it due to her family’s extreme poverty, pushing her to lose her way by acting as another’s third party? Jiang Xin shook her head, yet all this isn’t reason enough for her depravity! Ultimately, it proves her skewed moral compass and moral corruption. Jiang Xin suddenly thought, if she could catch Jiang Wan’s weaknesses, exposing all of her deeds. This way, it could cleanse the original owner’s name from the village’s slander and take revenge for her. Since now she’s living as the original owner, the bad reputation equates to hers. Jiang Xin thought about the room she rented today, needing almost a month before she could move in. Within this month, living in the village, continuously gossiped about behind her back, criticized by villagers would be worrisome. If she could clear the original owner’s name of seducing her brother-in-law, reversing her reputation in the village, then life might improve. Check latest chapters at 𝙣𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙡•𝔣𝔦𝔯𝔢•𝕟𝕖𝕥 Whatever happens, it would be better than the current state of everyone gossiping angrily at her. Actually, her main goal is to expose Jiang Wan’s true nature. After all, a significant reason for the original owner’s death relates to Jiang Wan. With this in mind, Jiang Xin originally planned to return to the village immediately, but upon seeing Jiang Wan, she changed her plan instantly and chose to follow her. Jiang Xin stuffed the recently bought clothes into the space. Then, she took out a camera from the space, a discreet model, in this era seldom seen, but still available. After all, if someone knowledgeable saw it, explanations would be difficult. To avoid suspicion, Jiang Xin specially chose one with film, so the pictures taken can be developed at a photo studio later. Then, they could serve as evidence to expose Jiang Wan’s true face, smacking her down. After adjusting the focal length, she saw Jiang Wan heading upstairs with the stranger.