But Chiang Qing underestimated how simplistically she saw Cheng Su and overestimated her. In truth, when Cheng Su saw the military uniform, her heart skipped a beat, and hearing Chiang Qing saying how timely her arrival was only raised her guard even more.
A woman she had never met before suddenly showing up at her door, and early in the morning at that, holding a piece of men’s military uniform — there was a very high chance something fishy was going on.
And then came the revelation from Chiang Qing that there was a piece of Qi Taiguo’s clothing at her place!
What did that signify?
If it were any ordinary woman, her complexion would definitely have changed immediately, wondering what on earth was going on: how did her husband’s clothing end up in this woman’s hands, what was the relationship between her husband and this woman, had her husband been unfaithful?
But who was Cheng Su?
In her previous life, she had been a high-ranking executive in a Five-star Hotel, dealing with all sorts of people. Having clawed her way up from a minor department head, what hadn’t she seen, what storms hadn’t she weathered?
Not to mention, in her era, with the proliferation of internet information, even if she hadn’t eaten pork, she had seen a pig run!
Chiang Qing was obviously here to provoke her, and if she let herself become flustered, she would fall right into the other’s trap!
But Cheng Su couldn’t help cursing inwardly: Qi Taiguo, this bastard, what a huge mess he’d gotten into!
However, no matter how she vented or what resentments and shock she harbor in her heart after closing the door, Cheng Su’s expression remained unchanged as if Mount Tai were collapsing in front of her, utterly immovable.
Moreover, if a woman was proper, dignified, and harbored no ulterior motives, how could she say something bound to be so grossly misunderstood by the other’s wife?
Chiang Qing was definitely up to no good, definitely playing the part of the villain!
In that instant, Cheng Su’s thoughts were tumultuous.
Chiang Qing smiled through gritted teeth, "Miss Cheng is quite generous. If it were me, and another woman brought my husband’s clothes to my door, I’m afraid I might lose my temper!"
"That’s why you are not me, and that’s why I’m the wife of my husband," Cheng Su continued to smile and said, "A piece of clothing doesn’t prove anything. However, if I were Doctor Chiang, I wouldn’t do such a thing."
"What do you mean?"
"For a lady to do something so easily misinterpreted, she’s either harboring ill intentions or is acting shamelessly, looking to be scolded. Doctor Chiang isn’t married yet, right? If people get the wrong idea, it wouldn’t sound good for your reputation, would it?" Cheng Su retorted sharply once more.
"You..." Chiang Qing could hear the scolding in Cheng Su’s tone, but her expression quickly twisted as she responded, "It seems Miss Cheng might have misunderstood a bit after all!"
Dammit, still trying to argue with me!
Cheng Su dropped her gaze slightly and said, "I’m not a god; if you insist on my misunderstanding, then I’ll misunderstand." With that, she turned and headed back upstairs, paused, then looked at her and said, "By the way, I’m already married, so I’d prefer if Doctor Chiang would call me Sister-in-law Qi!"

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