Transmigrated as My Aunt in the 70s

Chapter 639: Chapter 632: The Death of Third Son Jin

He Chengsi followed a trail from Chang Yunhuan and found it led to the Jin Family’s Third Son. When he reported this to Mr. Yun, Mr. Yun sneered and said, "Let Third Son Jin reunite with his daughter below."

He Chengsi accepted the order and left. Before long, another deep-water bomb exploded in the Capital City.

Just like his daughter, Third Son Jin was in the middle of good times at a mistress’s house when he had a sudden death!

The mistress, being a ruthless character herself, felt for his breath and, finding none, hurriedly removed the man from her body, dressed herself, packed up jewelry and belongings, and fled the Capital City overnight, never to be heard from again.

His body was discovered two days later by the landlord collecting the utility bills. Because of the cold weather, Third Son Jin’s naked corpse still looked as lively as if he were just lying on the bed.

The landlord was a kindly old man. He was considerate enough to remind Third Son Jin to put some clothes on, saying that, although there was heating inside, he shouldn’t catch a cold.

Little did he know, as soon as he patted him, the old man realized something was wrong—this was clearly a dead person!

Scared almost to the point of a heart attack, the landlord stumbled out of the house in a panic and called the police, trembling all the while.

Subsequently, the news of the aging but still energetically amorous Third Son Jin dying at a mistress’s house due to overexcitement and a lack of strength spread rapidly across the Capital City and even the whole country.

There were even busybodies who dug up the news from a few years ago regarding Jin Wen, and people discovered that the father and daughter died in exactly the same way—sudden death from sexual excitement!

What an extraordinary fate of destiny!

What a case of ’birds of a feather flock together’!

In less than half a month, Third Son Jin’s scandal spread uncontrollably across the country. Even though the public media was censored by the Jin family, the power of the people was immense, and gossip about Third Son Jin’s prowess in bed, with 365 positions, was already published and being sold!

There were even those who came to an astonishing conclusion from the cause of death of Third Son Jin and his daughter—that members of the Jin family, regardless of gender, had very strong demands in that aspect. No, it should be said their desire was extraordinary.

Not to mention the unconventional preferences of the father and daughter, but the noticeable physical traits of the Jin family: tall stature, thick lips, hook noses, and abundant hair—all indicating a natural gift in that aspect.

As for these rumors, the Jin family could only pretend not to hear them. After all, who let their family produce two such disgraceful individuals!

Jin Guangrong, though angry at his third son’s failure, still felt pained. After all, no matter how much of a failure, he was still his son.

Jin Guangrong knew very well the cause of his son’s death was not that simple—it was undoubtedly Old Man Yun avenging his granddaughter, He Sisi!

Yun Po Bi, you accursed one!

I’m not finished with you!

In the Yun Mansion, Old Man Yun instructed He Chengsi to control the gossip so as not to push Jin Guangrong too far. Now was not the time to confront Jin Guangrong head-on.

Indeed, Third Son Jin’s death was the handiwork of He Chengsi. He found out that before doing the deed, Third Son Jin had the habit of taking stimulating drugs, so he added some extra ingredients to the stimulating drugs at the mistress’s house, turning them into deadly poison when Third Son Jin used them again.

And of course, the dissemination of those rumors was also thanks to his efforts. Otherwise, how would the ordinary populace dare to speak about the Jin family’s affairs?

Mr. Yun was very pleased with this.

Sisi also felt very satisfied and rewarded He Chengsi with a bunch of strange and rare medications.

Time passed quickly, and the matter of Third Son Jin gradually faded into obscurity as the public’s attention turned to other fresh affairs due to lack of intentional manipulation.

Yet, the enmity between the Jin and Yun families was officially established.

This was considered an open secret within the upper echelons of the Capital City. However, no one dared to openly bring forth this secret.

Everyone watched from the sidelines, anticipating how these two major forces would fight to the death, hoping to gain benefit from their downfall.

But everyone was disappointed.

Jin Guangrong and Yun Po Bi were still getting along well. When attending major events, they often appeared to be like close brothers, sitting side by side with warm smiles on their faces.

The public watching the news would often say, "Oh, look at Yun** and Jin**, their relationship is really good! It’s like they’re real brothers."

But only Sisi knew that the conversations between these two brother-like giants, sitting side by side, went something like this:

"Jin Guangrong, it looks like your health isn’t so great? I’d say you have at most two more years."

"Yun Po Bi, you’ll definitely die before I do."

"Oh, I just said your health isn’t up to par, you’re already blind, can’t you see my vigor? Without mentioning living to be like Peng Zu, living past one hundred is a must. As for you, with that shabby look, I’d give you at most a year."

"Yun Po Bi, you old pest."

"Jin Guangrong, you old turtle."

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And so, in the solemn and dignified grand hall, these two giants started cursing at each other like alleyway grandmas, their voices growing louder, almost overriding the speech of the big boss of the event.

Finally, the big boss, unable to take it any longer, seized the moment to turn away and cough, glaring at the two of them with frustration, making them cease their bickering.

Just how did Sisi come to know about these things?

It’s because sitting alongside these two were either Old Master Lei, Old Master Zhang, or Mr. Yang.

After experiencing sitting with them once, they firmly requested the venue staff to keep them away from Old Man Yun and Jin Guangrong. While listening to dramas could be quite lively, their facial expressions just couldn’t hold up!

What if one couldn’t hold it back and burst into laughter in front of the entire nation? Wouldn’t that destroy their solemn image?

Sisi felt immense sympathy for Jin Guangrong; when it came to verbal skirmishes, if Old Man Yun claimed second place, no one would dare claim first.

Jin Guangrong engaging in a war of words with Old Man Yun, isn’t he just asking for it?

Time flies, another year has passed, and it is now 1992.

At the beginning of this year, Mr. Yun accompanied the big boss on a trip to the south; he mentioned they’d probably be away for about a month and asked Sisi if she wanted to go along.

Sisi, of course, refused, knowing full well that the big boss had important business to handle, so why should an ordinary citizen like her tag along?

Moreover, Jin Guangrong was also going. She certainly didn’t want to spend her days listening to the two old men cursing at each other!

Sisi expressed deep sympathy for the big boss who would soon endure a month of unrest.

This year, Tian Xinhua couldn’t come home for the New Year either, as he had to make preparations to welcome the big boss, who would be visiting F City, one of the stations on the big boss’s trip. As the head of F City, Tian Xinhua naturally had to stay behind to receive him!

Therefore, Sisi had no choice but to bring Du Du along and run to her husband. However, before doing that, she had to return to Yuequan Village first.

This was because Shou Jian Country and Alice were returning to hold a wedding banquet. Shou Jizu and Tian Manlan wouldn’t acknowledge the marriage certificate they got in the U country, calling it unofficial, and they strongly protested!

Also accompanying them back were the Old Master and Granny Zhao. The two old folks weren’t in great spirits; Sisi hoped the simple rural atmosphere of Yuequan Village could lift their spirits somewhat.

Little Maodou focused on staying home and accompanied his brother. Kang Mianhua gave birth to a little golden lamb at the end of ’91. Just as Niu Erniu wished, it was a boy, making Niu Erniu overjoyed, unable to close her mouth with happiness.

Only a few children around felt unwilling; there was no soft and cuddly sister to play with!

So, they could only put their hopes on the expectant Shangguan, hoping the little one inside was a charming little sister.