After Transmigrating as a Tycoon’s Wife, My Thoughts Are Heard by the Whole Family

The three people who were initially thrilled that Qin Wenqiang had finally agreed to their persuasion were instantly shocked and angered by the sudden interruption. At such a critical moment, the last thing they needed was a disruption.

"Vivi?" Qin Wenqiang was already feeling heartbroken. After all, her husband was on the brink of death, and now he wanted a divorce. How could anyone accept such a thing? She could only assume that her husband, in his final moments, was overwhelmed by fear and confusion, swayed by his parents' whispers, and trying to secure a stable future for them.

Although Qin Wenqiang was certain that her morals would never allow her to seize her husband's inheritance, her in-laws didn't trust her and were making a scene, disrupting her husband's final days.

Forget it. In the end, everything would belong to Vivi anyway. If they had to go through this process, she didn't mind. To her and Yang Feng, they were still husband and wife. The so-called divorce was just a legal safeguard for the assets.

Faced with her husband of over ten years making such a request in his final moments, even a strong woman like Qin Wenqiang couldn't help but feel suspicious.

But now...

Seeing her daughter's expression, Qin Wenqiang assumed that Yang Weiwei had accidentally overheard their discussion about divorce and misunderstood. She quickly reassured her, "Vivi, don't cry. Your dad and I aren't really getting a divorce. We're still your loving parents."

Yang Feng, struggling to speak, added, "Vivi, don't be stubborn. This is something your mom and I have agreed on. Don't waste any more time."

But Yang Weiwei was trembling uncontrollably, almost speechless. She turned to look at the frail man on the hospital bed, who could barely speak yet was using his final moments to scheme against her and her mother, paving the way for his mistress and illegitimate children.

Having grown up in a wealthy family, Yang Weiwei had seen more than most people her age.

Moreover, the adults had already laid out the pros and cons. Even if she didn't fully understand, she knew that if her parents divorced, it would mean she and her mother would be at the mercy of those who wished them harm.

"I don't agree! Dad, are you really going to divorce Mom and leave her with nothing?" Yang Weiwei cried, tears streaming down her face as she looked at Yang Feng.

For a moment, Yang Feng felt a pang of guilt under his daughter's gaze.

But then he thought about his other four children. At least Yang Weiwei still had Qin Wenqiang. He had to secure a future for the others.

"Dad! Are you really going to give everything to someone else?" Yang Weiwei shouted.

Those with ill intentions are naturally more sensitive. Yang Feng's parents were immediately provoked. "Your dad is about to die. Isn't it natural for him to think about us, his parents? How are we 'someone else'? How can you be so cold-hearted at such a young age? Are you so afraid of losing your money? Do you even care about your dad and us?"

Ji Fei, who had just arrived at the door, couldn't help but curse inwardly.

[Isn't it you two old fools who are afraid of someone taking your money? It's you three who don't care about Yang Weiwei, you heartless beasts! How are you still breathing?]

The other members of the Qin family were also at the door, stunned by Ji Fei's harsh thoughts. After all, Ji Fei rarely showed such ferocity.

What had the Yang family done to provoke Ji Fei like this? It seemed like Ji Fei had developed a deep hatred for them. They remembered Ji Fei mentioning Yang Feng's affair and illegitimate children before. Could it be related to that?

Qin Yi was still somewhat confused. Seeing them berate Yang Weiwei, he immediately spoke up, "What are you talking about? How could Vivi mean that? You're the ones thinking about inheritance before your son is even dead. Don't assume everyone is as greedy as you!"

The two elders turned pale with anger, but seeing their son on the verge of death, they were both heartbroken and desperate. They channeled all their grief and rage into their words, fearing that if the agreement wasn't signed in time, they would be at the mercy of others. They turned to Qin Wenqiang and wailed, "Hurry up and arrange it! Do you really want our son to die with regrets?"

With that, the two elders broke down in tears. This wasn't an act; their only son was dying, and those present who didn't know the full story couldn't bring themselves to say anything more.

Yang Weiwei, still a child, was overwhelmed by the situation. She stood there in stunned silence, unable to comprehend why her father and grandparents would treat her and her mother this way. Was it because they weren't good enough?

Qin Wenqiang closed her eyes, wiped away her tears, and picked up her phone to call a lawyer, urging them to come as quickly as possible.

Qin Yi wanted to say something but decided against it, feeling it was his sister's decision to make.

Finally, the two elders rushed to their son's bedside, clutching his hands and weeping. Yang Feng also seemed to relax slightly, now fully confronting the reality of his impending death, and he too was overcome with grief.

Ji Fei couldn't hold back any longer and stepped forward, ready to speak, but Qin Xian stopped her and said, "Cousin, Aunt and Uncle are here. Come out for a moment."

Qin Yi initially wanted to go greet them but caught Qin Xian's glance and hesitated.

Qin Wenqiang was mentally exhausted and didn't think much of it. As she turned to leave, she noticed her daughter still standing there in a daze. She decided to explain the situation to her parents and clear things up for her daughter to avoid any lasting psychological damage.

So the Qin family members left the room.

But once outside, there was no sign of anyone else.

Qin Wenqiang looked at Qin Xian in confusion, but he simply opened the door to an empty room nearby and gestured for her to enter.

Qin Yi and the other Qin siblings wanted to follow, but Qin Xian shut the door behind them.

Inside the empty room, Qin Wenqiang and Yang Weiwei were puzzled.

Without wasting words, Qin Xian handed his phone to Qin Wenqiang, indicating for her to watch.

"It's not complete, but I think you'll understand what's going on," Qin Xian said calmly.

Qin Wenqiang took the phone and pressed play. The people in the video were strangers, but as the conversation unfolded, the color drained from her face, and her eyes turned from sorrowful to furious.

She trembled as she listened to the final part of the conversation, where they shamelessly talked about how they could still rely on Yang Weiwei, their half-sister, in the future. Overwhelmed, she stumbled backward.

Ji Fei quickly caught her.

"Mom! Mom!" Yang Weiwei, who had regained her composure while watching the video, cried even harder seeing her mother like this.

"This isn't real, right? Tell me it's not!" Even the strongest woman would struggle to accept being deceived so thoroughly.

But the response didn't come from Qin Xian or Ji Fei.

Yang Weiwei sobbed, "Mom, it's true. I saw it with my own eyes. They're Dad's... He's not my dad; he's their dad. He only loves them, not me! Mom, I tried to stop you. I didn't want to give them anything. Why should they get what you worked so hard for? Why?"

[What a tragedy. The so-called inheritance was built on the foundation of Qin Corporation, primarily through Qin Wenqiang's efforts. Yang Feng was just a high-level employee. His parents already have more than enough. How greedy can they be, trying to steal everything Qin Wenqiang worked for and hand it over to his mistress and illegitimate children, leaving nothing for his own daughter? The audacity is beyond belief.]

Outside the door, the Qin family couldn't hear the conversation clearly, but they could make out Ji Fei's thoughts. They were stunned and glanced at Qin Yi.

Qin Yi wasn't one to eavesdrop, but seeing their expressions, he couldn't help but ask, "What did you hear?"

The three exchanged glances, not daring to say much. They understood why Qin Xian had taken Qin Wenqiang aside.

As the saying goes, even the wisest judge struggles to settle family disputes. The best they could do was reveal the truth when a loved one was being manipulated, and then let them decide. After all, there are those who, out of pity for the dying, might choose to play the fool, unwilling to face the truth and preferring to deceive themselves for the sake of appearances.

So, before their cousin made a decision, it was best for them to pretend they knew nothing.

Yang Weiwei was inside the room, expressing her emotional breakdown incoherently, looking truly pitiful.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

Qin Wenqiang finally understood why Yang Weiwei had acted so strangely earlier in the hospital room.

Perhaps it was the strength of a mother—after being forced to accept reality, Qin Wenqiang looked at her distraught daughter, gritted her teeth, and held her tightly.

"Weiwei, don’t be afraid. Weiwei, Mom is here! I won’t let anyone… anyone hurt you! Yang Feng, you beast, you monster!"

Hearing Qin Wenqiang’s words, Qin Xian and Ji Fei breathed a sigh of relief.

Qin Xian said, "Cousin, before the lawyer arrives, make your decision as soon as possible. If there’s anything you need help with, just let us know."

Though tears welled in Qin Wenqiang’s eyes, they now gleamed with a sharp, determined light.

When the hospital room door opened again, the three members of the Yang family inside saw Qin Wenqiang return. Perhaps out of some lingering shred of conscience, Yang Feng even tried to pull his wife and daughter aside to talk.

"I’ve wronged you. If there’s a next life, I’ll make it up to you."

Qin Wenqiang walked up to Yang Feng and let out a light chuckle. "Oh? I don’t pray for the next life. I only care about this one."

Just as Yang Feng was moved and about to say more, Qin Wenqiang added, "Oh, by the way, I told the lawyer not to come. I’ve thought about it—when I married you, Qin Wenqiang, I made a vow. I promised to stand by you through thick and thin. In this life, there’s only death that parts us, never divorce."