Inheritance of Two Trillion

Chapter 1390: Chapter 1263: Wei Family’s Second Uncle, Wei Changluo!

Bai Yuefeng strode in from outside the hall, hands in her pockets, her gait confident and forceful, her entire demeanor radiating charisma.

She wore a long trench coat on top and thigh-high boots below, her figure accentuated perfectly.

The key, however, was her commanding aura.

Even though this was the Wei Family’s wealthy estate, she appeared more imposing than the hosts themselves!

As soon as she arrived, she dominated the room.

Even Bai Xiaosheng, Lin Weiwei, and Lei Ying couldn’t help silently exclaiming.

Cool!

”Who is that!” Wei Xueyuan, drenched in spilled wine, angrily shouted as he wiped his face.

Evidently, he hadn’t heard Bai Yuefeng introducing herself from behind.

Beside him, Wei Xuexuan—usually aloof—suddenly had a change of expression.

”Brother, it’s... it’s Bai Yuefeng!” Wei Xuexuan murmured anxiously, leaning hurriedly toward Wei Xueyuan to whisper.

Not only did Wei Xuexuan’s expression change, but even his voice became hesitant and stuttered.

Wei Xueyuan visibly froze, lifting his head in shock to look over.

Even his gaze carried an unmistakable wariness.

”Oh? What, you don’t recognize me now, Wei Xueyuan?” Bai Yuefeng sneered coldly, raising her chin with a mocking smile.

Although she was much younger than Wei Xueyuan, she called him directly by name without any respectful honorifics.

Wei Xueyuan, though, not only didn’t take offense but even showed a hint of fear in his eyes.

On the side, Bai Xiaosheng looked baffled.

What was Bai Yuefeng—a so-called scourge—doing that terrified these two domineering Wei Family figures so thoroughly?

Bai Xiaosheng wasn’t privy to the history.

Between the Wei Family and the Bai Family, ties of friendship had existed since their grandfathers’ generation. In their youth, neither family had many daughters, but plenty of sons.

The Bai Family, at the time, had no girls other than Bai Yuefeng, making her the precious pearl of the household, cherished to no end.

Bai Yuefeng often enjoyed playing with Wei Xuelian and even stayed with the Wei Family for long periods.

Everyone knows boys are mischievous in their childhood, fond of pranks and picking on little girls—and likewise, Wei Xuelian had been the target of teasing and tricks by her cousins and brothers.

When Bai Yuefeng arrived, the Wei Family boys naturally considered her another target for their antics and eagerly set out to give her trouble.

Then, the nightmare for the Wei Family kids began.

At home, Bai Yuefeng was the bossy and capricious little princess, feared by all her older brothers.

She had long mastered countless ”expert tactics” for dealing with boys!

The clueless Wei Family boys began with basic pranks, like trying to scare her with caterpillars, only for Bai Yuefeng to show them what it meant to be a ”Devil.”

A mere caterpillar? She would catch it and shove it into her tormentor’s mouth!

Then, she’d turn around and thrash the boy who tried to frighten her by dressing as a ghost, breaking his toy weapon with her bare hands, tossing it in the toilet, and delivering a punch square to his nose to show him what a ”flower in full bloom” really meant...

This little girl wasn’t just ”ruthless”; her true genius lay in bawling her eyes out afterward, running off to complain as if suffering the gravest injustice.

She made herself seem pitiable, the victim of severe bullying.

The Wei Family members knew Bai Yuefeng’s status within the Bai Family and were genuinely afraid of letting their little princess suffer even the tiniest grievance while at their home.

Otherwise, Old Mr. Bai of the Bai Family—infamous for being fiercely protective of his grandchildren—would certainly storm over and create an uproar.

Given the Wei patriarch’s sense of loyalty, fiery temper, and love for the younger generation, he wouldn’t hesitate to take it out on them!

In the interest of keeping the peace and avoiding disaster, the Wei uncles would scold their sons severely or, at the most, dole out symbolic punishments.

The problem was, the ones taking the beating were those very Wei Family boys, who then had to endure their fathers’ reprimands.

Naturally, these boys were indignant and retorted, trying to tell their side of the story.

That did it—at that point, in the Wei uncles’ eyes, this became ”arrogance,” ”talking back,” and ”refusal to admit fault,” with Bai Yuefeng’s exaggerated wailing in the background amplifying the scene.

Without exception, they’d face another round of either lighter or heavier physical punishment!

Watching Bai Yuefeng leave in high spirits, the Wei Family boys would inevitably clench their teeth in fury. If they claimed they didn’t want revenge, they would be lying. Yet every time they tried to act out, they would end up in a pitiful plight!

What’s worse, Bai Yuefeng wouldn’t let go, chasing them down and ensuring they suffered fully—her vengeance ran deep, leaving them welted and bruised.

Later, Bai Yuefeng even went to Old Mr. Wei to stir up drama, escalating matters further by calling her own grandfather in tears, sobbing her sorrows out.

Things got messy.

The Wei Family boys found themselves disciplined by their grandfather, punished by their fathers, deprived of allowance, grounded at home, and forced to sit in timeout—they were utterly miserable.

That wasn’t the end of it; even later, when those Wei boys learned to avoid her and tried their best not to provoke Bai Yuefeng, she would still find trouble for them!

If Bai Yuefeng was in a good mood, she would seek them out for entertainment; if she was in a bad mood, she would take it out on them.

Over time, the Wei Family boys nearly developed a psychological shadow—just seeing Bai Yuefeng would give them headaches.

Back then, Wei Xuelian had been so shocked after witnessing it all.

She couldn’t believe it—such tactics truly existed!

Those cousins and brothers who had once teased her endlessly became as docile as kittens during Bai Yuefeng’s stay.

Years passed in the blink of an eye.

The Wei Family boys, once mischievous brats, had grown into men, many of them now elites controlling major industries and domains of the family business. Yet to this day, at the sight of Bai Yuefeng, at the mere glare of her eyes, their hearts would involuntarily skip a beat.

This reaction had become ingrained deeply into their very bones.

Yesterday, Bai Yuefeng had promised Bai Xiaosheng that she’d stand by his side, stating there was no one in the Wei Family’s generation that she feared—but truth be told, she had grown modest with age.