As Much Oil as the Black Market Requires

Su Yijia was aware of her entanglements with Yin Zhenglin, having witnessed her send him to prison a few times. She assumed she'd take the chance to gloat this time as well. However, to her surprise, she shook her head without a moment's hesitation.

"I won't go; there's nothing to see."

"Ah?" Gao Huabin was taken aback.

Su Yijia shrugged, explaining, "Yin Zhenglin will still need to seek help from the people in Jingdu City. If he sees me, he might spill everything to them and create a bigger mess."

She knew there would be opportunities to gloat later, perhaps even on the day of his sentencing, so she wasn't foolish enough to flaunt her victory now.

"Then we'll listen to your sister-in-law," Qin Kaize agreed calmly. Normally, the legal process would take at least three months, and with enough obstacles, it could drag on for half a year.