“My third aunt should be someone the Poqing Society can rely on,” Feng Zidong remarked.


    Nodding in agreement, Feng Zidong added, “It’s possible that the Poqing Society has been grooming her from a young age. My two younger siblings, whom I’ve never met, may have also been isted and trained by the Poqing Society.”


    Curious, Charlie inquired, “What do you mean by isted culture?”


    Feng Zidong rified, “Isted culture involves separating children from their parents. The parents are sent abroad while the children remain at the Poqing Society to receive training until they reach adulthood. However, the Society might also choose to introduce the children to the outside world earlier, preparing them for any future needs.”


    After exining, Feng Zidong turned to Charlie and asked, “You mentioned your third aunt is part of the Qing Society. How did she meet your third uncle?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “Sister,” Charlie replied.


    Feng Zidong nodded thoughtfully, saying, “It’s very likely that, in an effort to keep your third uncle away from harm, the Poqing Society strategically ced over a dozen girls around him, each with different backgrounds, identities, and even ethnicities. They wanted to see which one would capture his attention. It’s clever strategy.”


    Charlie was momentarily taken aback but quickly regained hisposure.


    At first nce, Feng Zidong’s suggestion might seem like mere maniption, but in truth, it was a calcted move.


    Since your third uncle was the only unmarried member of the An family, he represented the perfect opportunity for the Qing Society to infiltrate the family. If only your third aunt had been sent, a failure would mean the end of that n.


    The most effective approach was to surround him with numerous charming and innocent women. As long as one of them seeded in winning his heart, the mission would be deemed a sess.


    Charlie was impressed by the cleverness of the n and asked, “Uncle Feng, are your parents still in Saudi Arabia?”


    “Yes,” Feng Zidong confirmed, “They’ve always been there and have consistentlypleted the tasks assigned to them by the Qing Society, which is why they’ve maintained the Society’s trust.”


    Feng Zidong continued, “My father has never considered leaving the Qing Society; he only wanted to reach out to me after seeing my news. Besides, he’s done nothing to betray the Poqing Society, which is why he’s remained safe all this time.”


    Charlie then asked, “Does your father want to stay with the Poqing Society because he’s a staunch supporter, or is he trapped by the Society’s influence?”


    Feng Zidong replied, “It’s mainly due to the poison and my younger siblings. The poison remains unresolved; if we leave the Poqing Society without ess to the antidote, we would certainly perish within half a month. Plus, ording to the Society’s standard practices, if my parents were to betray them, my younger brother and sister would be executed immediately. So, even if they wished to leave, they have no viable option.”


    Charlie nodded thoughtfully before asking, “Have you and your parents seen each other in the past decade?”<fn0476> Find the newest release on F?ndNovel</fn0476><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>