He absolutely did not believe that the child needed her care; he was almost certain it was that man’s trick.
What child needed her care, and what was this about not being able to pick up the child due to being busy? Those were all excuses he made up, his true purpose was merely to meet that woman.
Thinking of this, finally, Lin Yebai, the jealousy that had been dormant in his heart for so so long, finally started growing wildly again like vines.
"Uncle Li, I want to bring Uncle Ye from Jishou Sanatorium, what do you think?"
Was he talking about the old uncle who narrowly escaped death?
Upon hearing this, Uncle Li’s eyes lit up: "That is certainly a good thing, but should we discuss this with Miss first?"
Lin Yebai smiled: "There’s no need, she’s unwilling because bringing him over is expensive, and since your Phoenix Blue Ink just opened, she’s likely feeling pressured, so, let’s bring him over first, I’ll make the arrangements, then we’ll tell her. What do you think?"
"Great, great, this arrangement is indeed the best. I hear the medical facilities in A City are quite good. If the old uncle comes over and gets proper treatment, when he regains his senses, Miss will definitely be very happy."
Lin Yebai, smiled as well...
Phoenix Blue Ink actually doesn’t refer to the Ye Family but to Ye Ning’s mother, Yan Xiuning.
Even back at the end of the Qing Dynasty, this mysterious family bore a double-pupil girl in every generation. When the Yan Family realized this invaluable inheritance, they began raising these girls as family heads, and their husbands were typically brought into the family.
The purpose was to preserve the Yan Family’s bloodline and ensure the double pupils would not disappear.
In fact, the Yan Family’s approach was very correct, for from the first girl until Ye Ning’s mother, the Yan Family’s girls were naturally double-pupiled, never missing a generation.
Later, Ye Ning bore the surname Ye because, early after the liberation, the Yan Family had no choice but to allow the girls to marry out to preserve the roots of their lineage.
Thus, Ye Ning’s father, Ye Shen, encountered her mother around that time.
Marrying out was a painful choice for the Yan Family because it not only meant the bloodline gradually diluted but also the threat of losing the double pupils, especially upon reaching Yan Xiuning’s generation.
Fortunately, when Ye Ning was born, she still had the double pupils. Her mother was very happy upon seeing this and, when bestowing Ye Ning with the Ye surname, Phoenix Blue Ink passed down by the Yan Family was also given to her.
It’s just unfortunate that when she was only six years old, her family suffered a disaster, and Ye Ning, after a series of life changes, ended up having a son with Ou Mucen by accident.
Did that boy have double pupils?
No, he did not. The matter of double pupils, the Yan Family had already stated upon passing it down, would only appear in girls. If it appeared in a boy, it meant the bloodline had changed, possibly disappearing in the next generation.
Lin Yebai stood there, the warmth on his face completely froze into ice at last...
No, he couldn’t allow this talent to vanish just like that; it’s a gift from heaven, how could he just watch it disappear?