The little boy’s family also rushed over.
The woman was still arguing: "Haor didn’t do it on purpose. Why does Jingyan need to be so furious?"
Sun Jingan said, "She needs a 400cc transfusion, and you speak of it so lightly."
He said, "When Jingyan comes to settle the score with you, don’t come crying to our house."
The woman didn’t take it seriously.
She smiled faintly, "Children will brawl and scrap, Jingyan wouldn’t be that petty! By the way, I heard that woman also came over. What’s with her? Is she really determined to be the stepmother?"
Before she could finish speaking, she saw Bao Jingyan.
He was leaning in the corridor.
Slowly lighting a cigarette.
The woman approached him, feigning concern as she asked, "Is Jiaoren alright? I..."
Bao Jingyan’s tone was indifferent.
He said, "Who do you think you are? Worthy enough to point fingers at them?" ᴛhis chapter is ᴜpdated by novel{f}ire.net
Not even his maternal grandmother or uncle had spoken to her so harshly.
No doubt this woman often gossiped in front of her son, leading to today’s incident.
The woman’s face stiffened.
She hadn’t expected Bao Jingyan to deny her face in such a way.
She glanced at the Sun Family.
Not one of them spoke up for her.
Bao Jingyan took a drag from his cigarette, his tone turning colder.
"I advise you to hurry home and get a divorce! Otherwise, dragging your husband into bankruptcy, your end might be even more miserable."
The woman didn’t believe it.
She said, "Jingyan, after all, I am your cousin-in-law!"
Bao Jingyan dropped a sentence to her: "Do you deserve that title?"
After speaking, he returned to the transfusion room.
The woman slumped to the ground.
From the Sun Family, Mrs. Sun Jingan softly said, "I’ve never seen Jingyan so angry."
Sun Jingan did not speak, nor did the old Mrs. Sun.
Suddenly, they had no grounds to stand on.
Previously, they could blame Su Ruanruan for her adoptive father causing Weilian’s death.
They vented their anger on her.
But after the separation, it was Jingyan who had a child.
Binding that girl’s life to him.
Sun Jingan said to the old Mrs. Sun, "Mom, you go back first! I’ll keep watch here."
The old Mrs. Sun was struck down.
But she refused to leave.
She still loved Jiaoren dearly.
After having a blood transfusion, Jiaoren was fine after a night of observation in the hospital.
Bao Jingyan took them back home.
At the hospital parking lot.
Bao Jingyan supported Su Ruanruan’s waist, helping her into the back seat.
Then he passed Jiaoren to her to hold.
He closed the car door, turned around.
Sun Jingan was waiting for him.
Sun Jingan’s first words were, "You are such a bastard! You’ve let a pure and innocent girl suddenly become a mother. Bao Jingyan, have you no shame? Is this how I usually teach you?"
Bao Jingyan sneered, "Isn’t it thanks to my uncle?"
Sun Jingan couldn’t contain his fury, "Bao Jingyan, what wouldn’t you dare to do?"
Bao Jingyan’s gaze was profound.
After a moment, he directly opened the car door and got in.
No matter how angry Sun Jingan got, it was futile.
He addressed the Sun Family members, including the Sun Jingyu couple, "The matter of Ruanruan being Jiaoren’s mother, no one is allowed to speak of it."
His attitude was stern, and naturally, no one dared to speak.
On the other side, Bao Jingyan brought his wife and daughter back to the Bao Mansion.
The Bao Family was deeply distressed.
Bao Mingyuan found out Su Ruanruan needed a blood transfusion, so he instructed someone to prepare nourishing soups for her.
Bao Jingyuan didn’t feel at ease and personally oversaw it.
Bao Jingyan carried both the older and the younger one upstairs.
Jiaoren capriciously wanted Su Ruanruan to hold her.
Su Ruanruan, after taking a shower, wrapped herself in a white bathrobe and lay down beside her.
Jiaoren felt wronged and buried herself in Su Ruanruan’s embrace.
Her little head continually nuzzling.
Su Ruanruan knew what she wanted, feeling a bit shy.
But at this time, she couldn’t bear to push her away.
Jiaoren got cheekier.
She quietly undid Su Ruanruan’s clothing...