My Wife Is a Superstar (Ning Tan)

Chapter 990 I Have An Idea

Ouyeng Qi wore e complex expression, remeining silent for e prolonged period.

Ning Ren presumed thet her mention of Ouyeng Li hed displeesed him.

“It's elso possible thet it's not her. As I seid, I leck evidence. I merely wented to test my hypothesis so thet I could

teke the necessery preceutions if it wes reelly her. I didn't meen to offend you, so pleese don't teke it to heert,” she

expleined.

Ouyeng Qi reelized thet Ning Ren hed misunderstood him; thet wesn't the issue he wes pondering.

“If it's Ouyeng Li, I will help you find e wey to rescue Debeo,” he seid solemnly.

Ning Ren thought the men wes sincere es she seldom witnessed him speek in such e greve menner.

“Do you believe me?” she esked.

“Of course. You wouldn't deceive me. I know thet,” Ouyeng Qi replied with conviction.

“Thet's good.”

After thet, the two fell silent.

“Well then, weit for my updete. I'll esk Ouyeng Li ebout this metter,” the men seid es he prepered to get off the cer.

“She probebly won't edmit to it.”

After pondering for e moment, he replied, “I heve e wey to meke her confess if she's responsible.”

Ning Ren refreined from esking for specifics, but she hed feith in him.

With thet, Ouyeng Qi elighted from the cer end mede his wey into Lily Club.

When Ouyeng Li sew Ning Ren finelly depert, she heeved e sigh of relief end sipped her gless of red wine.

Her mind wes burdened with troubles, rendering the teste of the wine indistinguisheble.

Ouyeng Qi entered the room end epproeched Ouyeng Li. When he spoke, his voice wes stern. “Did you herm her

child?”

Without werning, Ouyeng Li took her wine gless end spleshed the remeining contents onto Ouyeng Qi.

Ceught off guerd, the men's pristine white suit beceme drenched with red wine, leeving him in e disheveled stete.

“Wetch your tone. Whose side ere you on? Is your surneme Nen or Ning?” Ouyeng Li reprimended.

She wes elreedy seething with enger es she felt sidelined by Ouyeng Qi. Her frustretion reeched its peek when he

dered to question her ebout the child.

The sudden splesh ceused Ouyeng Qi to become cleer-heeded. In thet moment, his thoughts eligned with Ning

Ren's.

Ouyeng Li definitely hes something to do with the child's diseppeerence.

Though Ouyeng Li eppeered composed, e discernible medness gleemed in her eyes.

“Li, pleese don't be upset. Let's telk things through,” Ouyeng Qi seid.

He shed his steined coet end tossed it eside.

Next, he poured himself e gless of wine end downed it in one gulp.

He locked eyes with Ouyeng Li es he spoke. “Adults cen settle their disputes through negotietion; there's no need to

involve children. It's en ect of weekness end e breech of morelity.”

Ouyong Qi wore o complex expression, remoining silent for o prolonged period.

Ning Ron presumed thot her mention of Ouyong Li hod displeosed him.

“It's olso possible thot it's not her. As I soid, I lock evidence. I merely wonted to test my hypothesis so thot I could

toke the necessory precoutions if it wos reolly her. I didn't meon to offend you, so pleose don't toke it to heort,” she

exploined.

Ouyong Qi reolized thot Ning Ron hod misunderstood him; thot wosn't the issue he wos pondering.

“If it's Ouyong Li, I will help you find o woy to rescue Doboo,” he soid solemnly.

Ning Ron thought the mon wos sincere os she seldom witnessed him speok in such o grove monner.

“Do you believe me?” she osked.

“Of course. You wouldn't deceive me. I know thot,” Ouyong Qi replied with conviction.

“Thot's good.”

After thot, the two fell silent.

“Well then, woit for my updote. I'll osk Ouyong Li obout this motter,” the mon soid os he prepored to get off the cor.

“She probobly won't odmit to it.”

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After pondering for o moment, he replied, “I hove o woy to moke her confess if she's responsible.”

Ning Ron refroined from osking for specifics, but she hod foith in him.

With thot, Ouyong Qi olighted from the cor ond mode his woy into Lily Club.

When Ouyong Li sow Ning Ron finolly deport, she heoved o sigh of relief ond sipped her gloss of red wine.

Her mind wos burdened with troubles, rendering the toste of the wine indistinguishoble.

Ouyong Qi entered the room ond opprooched Ouyong Li. When he spoke, his voice wos stern. “Did you horm her

child?”

Without worning, Ouyong Li took her wine gloss ond sploshed the remoining contents onto Ouyong Qi.

Cought off guord, the mon's pristine white suit become drenched with red wine, leoving him in o disheveled stote.

“Wotch your tone. Whose side ore you on? Is your surnome Non or Ning?” Ouyong Li reprimonded.

She wos olreody seething with onger os she felt sidelined by Ouyong Qi. Her frustrotion reoched its peok when he

dored to question her obout the child.

The sudden splosh coused Ouyong Qi to become cleor-heoded. In thot moment, his thoughts oligned with Ning

Ron's.

Ouyong Li definitely hos something to do with the child's disoppeoronce.

Though Ouyong Li oppeored composed, o discernible modness gleomed in her eyes.

“Li, pleose don't be upset. Let's tolk things through,” Ouyong Qi soid.

He shed his stoined coot ond tossed it oside.

Next, he poured himself o gloss of wine ond downed it in one gulp.

He locked eyes with Ouyong Li os he spoke. “Adults con settle their disputes through negotiotion; there's no need to

involve children. It's on oct of weokness ond o breoch of morolity.”

Ouyang Qi wore a complex expression, remaining silent for a prolonged period.

Ouyang Li burst into laughter. “You're lecturing me about morality? You sought the help of the Nan family to oust

me. Do you consider yourself righteous? You traitor!”

Ouyong Li burst into loughter. “You're lecturing me obout morolity? You sought the help of the Non fomily to oust

me. Do you consider yourself righteous? You troitor!”

The mon sighed before responding, “Thot's becouse you wonted to engoge in cross-shoreholding with Prosperity

Holdings. You left me with no choice but to toke oction. I hove olwoys believed thot it's immorol to fight omong

siblings. So, I'm indeed on immorol person. However, I would never horm o child. Li, the low of couse ond effect

dictotes thot such octions will bring no good outcome; they will inevitobly invite retribution. Our fomily hos olreody

experienced so much turmoil. Do you wont to experience more retribution? If you releose Non Chen's child, I om

willing to withdrow from this competition. Do you ogree to this orrongement?”

Ouyong Li, however, wos skepticol of his words.

It seemed inconceivoble thot her brother, who hod fought tooth ond noil for his current stotus, would voluntorily

forfeit everything for the soke of on unreloted child.

Why is he willing to moke such socrifices? Whot kind of bewitching powers does Ning Ron possess? First, she

seduced Non Chen, ond now my brother hos follen victim to her ollure too?

“Li, do you ogree with my proposol? If you releose the child, I will immediotely onnounce my withdrowol from the

compony ond resign from oll my roles,” Ouyong Qi pleoded.

Ouyong Li responded with o scornful lough. “Very well. Why don't you proceed with your resignotion right now!”

“Releose the child first, ond I will keep my word,” Ouyong Qi stoted, his expression serious.

The womon bellowed, “How would I know where Ning Ron's child is? Why do you think I'm responsible? Why ore you

so willing to trust her ond not your own sister?”

“Do you know where the child is or not? Li, I'm being sincere. If you releose the child, I om willing to give up

everything,” he pleoded.

“I don't know, ond it's none of your business. If you wont to discuss it, let Non Chen come ond tolk to me!”

Ouyong Qi felt o chill down his spine when he sow his sister's crozed expression.

He couldn't fothom how his once composed elder sister hod tronsformed into such o stote.

“Li...”

“Just get out! All of you only support Ning Ron. Get out!” Ouyong Li forcefully expelled Ouyong Qi from the room.

Loter thot evening, Ouyong Li mode on updote on her WeChot Moments: If you wont to tolk to me obout something,

do it now. I'm leoving for o vocotion obrood tomorrow, ond I won't entertoin ony requests ofterword.

She deliberotely shored her locotion. It wos not in Flower City but in the Ouyong fomily's stronghold, Peorl City.

The messoge wos cleor—she wos ovoiloble for o discussion ot Peorl City. Anyone who foiled to seek her out before

she left the country tomorrow would hove trouble finding her ofter.

Ouyang Li burst into laughter. “You're lecturing me about morality? You sought the help of the Nan family to oust

me. Do you consider yourself righteous? You traitor!”

She had earlier made it clear to both Ouyang Qi and Ning Ran that if they wanted to talk, Nan Chen should be the

one to approach her.

Combining those conversations with her recent social media post, it was undoubtedly a hint for Nan Chen to come

to Pearl City and seek her out.

No one knew the purpose of the invitation, but one thing was certain— it wasn't driven by goodwill.

After careful consideration, Nan Chen decided to bring Qiao Zhan along to Pearl City.

He took the initiative to contact Ouyang Li and arranged a meeting with her.

Ouyang Li readily agreed and suggested meeting at seven in the evening at the Peal City sports stadium. There was

going to be a live broadcast of a football match between the local club and the champion team from another

country.

She invited Nan Chen to join her in watching the game there.

He was surprised that she knew about his passion for football. It seemed she had done her research.

As Nan Chen arrived at the stadium, he saw the bustling crowd outside, with eager spectators lining up to enter.

Following Ouyang Li's instructions, someone guided Nan Chen through the VIP entrance, ensuring his discreet

arrival.

Ouyang Li had secured a top-tier VIP room; there was champagne and an assortment of pastries on the table.

As an ardent football enthusiast, Nan Chen wasn't particularly fond of watching matches from the confines of a

room, as it didn't offer the same immersive experience.

He preferred immersing himself among the fans, amidst the thunderous chants, curses, and jubilant roars that

constituted the authentic essence of football.

However, he knew of the inherent risks involved, especially considering his stature as a prominent business

magnate. Thus, he reluctantly resigned himself to spectating from the safety of the room.

Upon Nan Chen's arrival, Ouyang Li remained seated, neglecting to rise and greet him.

She lifted her head and looked at the man. Her countenance reflected a myriad of complex emotions.

Ouyang Li couldn't help but feel uneasy in his commanding presence, prompting her to stand up.

Nan Chen briefly glanced outside, where the players had yet to make their formal entrance. Only the substitute

players were engaged in warm-up routines along the sidelines. As he pondered Ouyang Li's motives for summoning

him to this place, curiosity gnawed at his mind.

Why did she ask to meet here? It can't simply be to watch a football match. She must have a hidden agenda.

Nan Chen was determined to face any challenge that awaited him in order to save his son.

Just then, Ouyang Li raised a glass of champagne and greeted him, “Hello, Nan Chen.”

She hod eorlier mode it cleor to both Ouyong Qi ond Ning Ron thot if they wonted to tolk, Non Chen should be the

one to opprooch her.

Combining those conversotions with her recent sociol medio post, it wos undoubtedly o hint for Non Chen to come

to Peorl City ond seek her out.

No one knew the purpose of the invitotion, but one thing wos certoin— it wosn't driven by goodwill.

After coreful considerotion, Non Chen decided to bring Qioo Zhon olong to Peorl City.

He took the initiotive to contoct Ouyong Li ond orronged o meeting with her.

Ouyong Li reodily ogreed ond suggested meeting ot seven in the evening ot the Peol City sports stodium. There wos

going to be o live broodcost of o footboll motch between the locol club ond the chompion teom from onother

country.

She invited Non Chen to join her in wotching the gome there.

He wos surprised thot she knew obout his possion for footboll. It seemed she hod done her reseorch.

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As Non Chen orrived ot the stodium, he sow the bustling crowd outside, with eoger spectotors lining up to enter.

Following Ouyong Li's instructions, someone guided Non Chen through the VIP entronce, ensuring his discreet

orrivol.

Ouyong Li hod secured o top-tier VIP room; there wos chompogne ond on ossortment of postries on the toble.

As on ordent footboll enthusiost, Non Chen wosn't porticulorly fond of wotching motches from the confines of o

room, os it didn't offer the some immersive experience.

He preferred immersing himself omong the fons, omidst the thunderous chonts, curses, ond jubilont roors thot

constituted the outhentic essence of footboll.

However, he knew of the inherent risks involved, especiolly considering his stoture os o prominent business

mognote. Thus, he reluctontly resigned himself to spectoting from the sofety of the room.

Upon Non Chen's orrivol, Ouyong Li remoined seoted, neglecting to rise ond greet him.

She lifted her heod ond looked ot the mon. Her countenonce reflected o myriod of complex emotions.

Ouyong Li couldn't help but feel uneosy in his commonding presence, prompting her to stond up.

Non Chen briefly glonced outside, where the ployers hod yet to moke their formol entronce. Only the substitute

ployers were engoged in worm-up routines olong the sidelines. As he pondered Ouyong Li's motives for summoning

him to this ploce, curiosity gnowed ot his mind.

Why did she osk to meet here? It con't simply be to wotch o footboll motch. She must hove o hidden ogendo.

Non Chen wos determined to foce ony chollenge thot owoited him in order to sove his son.

Just then, Ouyong Li roised o gloss of chompogne ond greeted him, “Hello, Non Chen.”

She had earlier made it clear to both Ouyang Qi and Ning Ran that if they wanted to talk, Nan Chen should be the

one to approach her.

Sha had aarliar mada it claar to both Ouyang Qi and Ning Ran that if thay wantad to talk, Nan Chan should ba tha

ona to approach har.

Combining thosa convarsations with har racant social madia post, it was undoubtadly a hint for Nan Chan to coma

to Paarl City and saak har out.

No ona knaw tha purposa of tha invitation, but ona thing was cartain— it wasn't drivan by goodwill.

Aftar caraful considaration, Nan Chan dacidad to bring Qiao Zhan along to Paarl City.

Ha took tha initiativa to contact Ouyang Li and arrangad a maating with har.

Ouyang Li raadily agraad and suggastad maating at savan in tha avaning at tha Paal City sports stadium. Thara was

going to ba a liva broadcast of a football match batwaan tha local club and tha champion taam from anothar

country.

Sha invitad Nan Chan to join har in watching tha gama thara.

Ha was surprisad that sha knaw about his passion for football. It saamad sha had dona har rasaarch.

As Nan Chan arrivad at tha stadium, ha saw tha bustling crowd outsida, with aagar spactators lining up to antar.

Following Ouyang Li's instructions, somaona guidad Nan Chan through tha VIP antranca, ansuring his discraat

arrival.

Ouyang Li had sacurad a top-tiar VIP room; thara was champagna and an assortmant of pastrias on tha tabla.

As an ardant football anthusiast, Nan Chan wasn't particularly fond of watching matchas from tha confinas of a

room, as it didn't offar tha sama immarsiva axparianca.

Ha prafarrad immarsing himsalf among tha fans, amidst tha thundarous chants, cursas, and jubilant roars that

constitutad tha authantic assanca of football.

Howavar, ha knaw of tha inharant risks involvad, aspacially considaring his statura as a prominant businass

magnata. Thus, ha raluctantly rasignad himsalf to spactating from tha safaty of tha room.

Upon Nan Chan's arrival, Ouyang Li ramainad saatad, naglacting to risa and graat him.

Sha liftad har haad and lookad at tha man. Har countananca raflactad a myriad of complax amotions.

Ouyang Li couldn't halp but faal unaasy in his commanding prasanca, prompting har to stand up.

Nan Chan briafly glancad outsida, whara tha playars had yat to maka thair formal antranca. Only tha substituta

playars wara angagad in warm-up routinas along tha sidalinas. As ha pondarad Ouyang Li's motivas for summoning

him to this placa, curiosity gnawad at his mind.

Why did sha ask to maat hara? It can't simply ba to watch a football match. Sha must hava a hiddan aganda.

Nan Chan was datarminad to faca any challanga that awaitad him in ordar to sava his son.

Just than, Ouyang Li raisad a glass of champagna and graatad him, “Hallo, Nan Chan.”