Chapter 122: So, Do You Believe Me?

At the scene, Lin Feng leisurely took the fishing rod from Xiao Ran’s hands and sat down to fish.

Seeing this, Xu Nuor, who hadn’t brought her phone, was convinced Lin Feng was putting on an act. Pointing at him, she continued to scold, “Don’t think you can fool me by fiddling with your phone. I’ve seen through your tricks long ago!”

She bared her teeth and glared fiercely at Lin Feng, a triumphant look as if daring him to keep up the charade.

“Tch.” Lin Feng frowned, looking at her with disdain. He snapped angrily, “Lower your voice, you’re scaring the fish away!”

Xu Nuor was startled by his outburst, taken aback by his fierce expression.

Nearby, Xiao Ran watched Lin Feng with a speechless look. “Seriously, big brother, you really love fishing?”

Her silence lasted only a few seconds before realization dawned. So, her brother-in-law liked fishing! This was big news! She thought about it carefully—maybe she should have her sister get Lin Feng a proper set of fishing gear.

The atmosphere instantly turned delicate.

Xu Nuor swallowed nervously, trying to calm down from being startled by Lin Feng. “Putting on an act, huh? You really think you can fool me, like I’m some three-year-old?”

“Keep pretending! Let’s see how long you can keep it up!”

Her tone lowered but still carried that smug air.

Xiao Ran, whose train of thought had been interrupted, grew impatient. Facing the camera, she blinked coquettishly and teased, “Sister, are you so arrogant because the Animal Protection Association is on your side?”

“Why don’t you just borrow a phone and see for yourself if it’s true?”

She tilted her head, feigning innocence and worry, adding, “Ah! Sister, you don’t dare to look, do you?”

Clutching a big teddy bear, her eyes sparkled with playful mockery.

Already irritated, Xu Nuor exploded. “Who said I don’t dare to look!”

She spun around to glare at the cameraman. “Give me the phone!”

The cameraman shuddered, reluctant but handed it over.

Taking the phone, Xu Nuor’s heart skipped a beat. She glanced sideways at Xiao Ran and Lin Feng, who was fishing seriously.

No, this isn’t right! Why aren’t they stopping me?

Could it be he really has evidence?

Xu Nuor suddenly panicked, her fingers trembling as she opened Xiao Ran’s account.

When the latest data refreshed on the screen, she turned pale with shock.

“This... this can’t be...”

She muttered incoherently as she swiped rapidly through the videos. The barrage of comments popped up alongside, and her face drained of color.

“No, you—you actually have it?!”

Horrified, she shouted in disbelief.

Clearly, Lin Feng’s move had thrown her completely off balance.

As she spoke, the live viewers began to buzz.

“So, Xu Nuor was lying?”

“Never seen such a satisfying expose. Totally nailed it, this is hilarious.”

“I can’t even imagine how the Xu family will spin this—claim the videos are fake? Hahaha!”

“Guys, let me give little Xu some advice: go drink the wastewater from the Sakura family’s place, and I’ll pretend I never saw these videos.”

“I second that.”

“+1”

At the scene, seeing Xu Nuor’s terrified expression, Xiao Ran pouted.

“Sis, you’re so fierce!”

She scooted closer to Lin Feng, her eyes glinting mischievously, but feigning fear. “Big brother Lin, since she’s so scary, do you think she’s going to hit me later?”

Lin Feng, still focused on fishing, remained silent.

Suddenly, Xu Nuor felt her vision darken and almost stumbled. Struggling to steady herself, she looked at Lin Feng with a tingling scalp.

“You even set up surveillance cameras at home, Lin Feng. How devious you are!”

Xiao Ran nearly lost it.

She had seen thick-skinned people before, but never this shameless. Was this woman crazy?

No matter how good the mood, she couldn’t keep calm now.

Just as she was about to retort, she caught Lin Feng’s calm, unreadable expression and felt a flicker of surprise in her angry eyes.

“Big brother Lin, you can tolerate this?”

Lin Feng didn’t even lift his eyes, replying coolly, “Why bother with her? Some people have mouths but no brains.”

“Wow!”

Xiao Ran’s eyes lit up instantly.

No wonder he was the idol she picked—he could stay composed in any situation.

Makes sense, makes sense. Getting into a shouting match with Xu Nuor would only lower his dignity.

She nodded admiringly. “Big brother Lin’s right.”

Watching these two ignore her, Xu Nuor suddenly felt like a clown.

The midday sun grew stronger; the scorching rays beat down on her head. Nearby, the camera’s flash gleamed in her eyes, and guests watching the spectacle stared at her intently.

Xu Nuor felt a ringing in her ears—the noise, the heat, the stares—everything made her dizzy.

Her face had turned deathly pale; even her carefully applied makeup couldn’t hide the twisted expression.

She never imagined this would happen. Being in the industry for years, Xu Nuor knew well the storm public opinion could bring.

Was her dream of stardom about to be shattered here and now?

It was over—completely over.

Her vision went black; unable to control her emotions, she swayed and collapsed straight onto the sand. The impact kicked up a cloud of dust.

The nearest cameraman reacted quickly, rushing over. “Miss Xu! Miss Xu! Are you okay?! Call an ambulance—quick!”

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The leisurely midday break ended swiftly. Lin Feng managed to catch a bass, but Xiao Ran came up empty-handed, still restless.

She wasn’t interested in fishing anyway. As soon as filming ended, she headed back to the hotel to search for fishing gear online.

Lin Feng made his usual visit to Chu Lingshuang’s room.

The meal was already set, and Chu Lingshuang lounged on the sofa, casually scrolling through her phone.

Noticing Lin Feng enter, she raised an eyebrow, eyes shining with admiration. “Not bad at all.”

Lin Feng sat down calmly beside her, casually remarking, “Just posted a few videos.”

Hearing this, Chu Lingshuang’s eyes flickered with curiosity. “I didn’t expect you to have pre-recorded surveillance footage.”

Lin Feng clicked his tongue softly, responding lightly, “These days, besides trusting you were born of your mother, you still have to question who your real father is.”

Especially since back then, he didn’t even know who his own mother was.

He left those words unsaid.

Chu Lingshuang’s eyes shifted slightly as she stared at Lin Feng intently, her voice tinged with anticipation. “So, do you trust me?”