Chapter 786 Taking care of her affairs

Their mission was already aborted immediately after Fu Hua appeared. They clearly didnt have a choice but to leave, but not under Fu Huas watch.

Where do you think you are going to, did I ask you to leave?

One of them turned to reply, You dont need to ask us to leave.

Just then, 4 military vehicles drove in and immediately blocked the path those their cars would have followed to leave and rushed out to surround those men.

The commander in the army who brought his team, walked toward Fu Hua to receive instructions from him.

The drone which had been recording the incident, stopped recording and flew toward Fu Huas direction and made a stop.

Fu Hua took the drone and whipped out the SD card there and pa.s.sed it to the commander.

This is the evidence of an attempted kidnapping against my wife. Find out who sent them for this kind of action and the motive behind it. Im calling my lawyer immediately because Im suing this person to court!

The commander took the SD card which contained the memory card that recorded the footage from Fu Hua and glanced at it with furrowed brows.

I will do as you have asked and will report back to you 10 minutes after we get back to the base. For now, some of my men will escort you and your family back home.

Having said that, the commander issued a command for 3 soldiers to escort Jia Li and Fu Hua home, and it was only when Fu Hua came close to Jia Lis car that she unlocked it, as the danger had pa.s.sed.

When the commander said he would report back to Fu Hua after 10 minutes of them getting to the base, he meant that when they get to the base, it will only take at most 10 minutes to get all the answers to that incident before reporting back to him. How efficient!

Fu Hua hugged Jia after he opened the car door. Next, he kissed her forehead and asked how she was doing.

He wanted to make sure that she didnt get any shock because of the incident. Jia Li said she was fine before Fu Hua peered behind her to see that his little girl was sleeping peacefully.

With the escort from the arm, Fu Hu and Jia Li went back to the Fu House. After giving heads up to the family about what happened which left them in shock, he called Jia Lis doctor to come and check on her.

Jia Li told him not to worry and that she was fine, but he refused to believe that and went ahead to call the doctor.

Before the doctor could come over, Fu Hua got information from the commander that Old Mr. Guang was behind those men, and wanted to take Jia Lis blood.

As to what he wanted to use the blood for, thru didnt know.

When Fu Hua heard that, he was so angry because he already knew what old Mr. Guang wanted to do. He wanted to get a DNA test to confirm if Jia Li was Guang Mus biological daughter.

There was no way Fu Hua or anyone from the Fu and Huang family will allow that test to be done.

It can never be confirmed that Jia Li had a relations.h.i.+p with the Guang family, and was a product of rape.

Fu Hua told the commander to hold that piece of evidence as his lawyers would be there soon to take care of the rest.

After speaking with the commander, Jia Lis doctor arrived and conducted a simple test on her. The babies were okay, but Jia Lis blood pressure was high, so she took care of it.

The Fu family members were so angry with the Guang family and swore to get the highest punishment they could for Old Mr. Guan.

Two days later, Old Mr. Guang who has been in a panic since he lost communication with his men, received a summon to appear in court in 2 days time.

Fu Hua submitted all evidence he had and sued Old Mr. Guan for attempted kidnapping and took him to court. The old man was so furious but couldnt do anything because he was at fault

But he was angry because Fu Hua exaggerated the matter and made it look like he was that terrible.

Old Mr. Guan complained terribly in the court, and Fu Hua told him that if what he did was not attempted kidnapping, what else was he trying to do.

Old Guan was tongue-tied and didnt know what else to say. He couldnt say before the whole court that he guided Jia Li to the hospital because he wanted to take a DNA test to confirm if she was his sons daughter.

If he said that, it would still be a crime because Jia Li did not agree to the test, and she wasnt informed either. She was forced to go to the hospital.

Also, this would cause old matters to rise, after all, his son had raped Jia Lis mother, Huang Li.

Although there was no one to prove that apart from his son, and that would be if he changed his mind and confessed, he wouldnt want to spread his dirty linen outside.

Even if Jia Li decided to drag Guang Mu to court and sue him for raping her mother, it wouldnt be weird, given how the Guan family was trying to get a DNA test done to confirm if she was biologically related to Guang Mu.

No matter what the reason was, and who would win that case, Old Guang didnt want the matter to escalate, but he still refused to accept the kidnapping claims Fu Hua made.

At last, the case was judged. A restraining order was given.

The Guang family should stay far away from Jia Li and can only come close to her or at intervals with her if she withdraws the retraining order.

If the rule was broken, they would all face serious consequences for it.

Old Guang was given 1-month of community service and was asked to pay a fine.

Since no injury was inflicted on Jia Li, and no physical force was used on her, nothing more than this punishment was given.

This whole going to court was kept away from the public to continue protecting the 2 families prestige.

The main point in it was that Fu Hua didnt want any drama to be a.s.sociated with the Fu family, and he wanted to protect Jia Li.

Imagine what would happen if that kind of news about her paternity got out in public, or the kidnapping because of the DNA test, or her mother being raped?

Jia Li would not be able to face the world any time soon, and things might go wrong given how soft-hearted she was, and her current state, so every decision Fu Hua made was for her benefit.

He put her first before any other person.