In Shao Yunduan's estimation, the notion of the First Old Master Fan committing such a foolish act seemed improbable, regardless of his perceived foolishness. Conversely, the Second Old Master Fan appeared lacking in the courage required for such a scheme.
In contrast, the woman seeking a husband appeared impulsive and arrogant, heedless of the consequences of her actions.
However, given the First Old Master Fan's confession, Shao Yunduan saw no need to expose him. Ultimately, the outcome remained unchanged, and it mattered little to him.
It was advantageous that the First Old Master Fan willingly assumed responsibility. As the head of the family, his culpability would only exacerbate matters.
The imperative task of apprehending the mountain bandits demanded immediate attention. Shao Yunduan swiftly arranged for personnel to capture them from the Fan Family.
