Chapter 689: 478 match_2
Moreover, the cousin held a deep prejudice against Xiaofeng, showing her the results was also meant to stop her from ever bringing up the twins not being of Gu Family’s blood again.
“So, someone did indeed switch our samples last time.” Yan Ruolan, upon hearing Yan Junmei say this, also began to have doubts, “But who could it be? It surely can’t be that bastard child.”
At that time, the other party was right there, and if they wanted to switch them, it indeed would have been very easy.
“It’s a relief that we now know the truth; otherwise, I would have wronged Xiaofeng for life,” Yan Junmei lamented.
“Exactly, that bastard child is nearly deadly, no wonder being so young yet always getting into fights, having been to that place who knows how many times already, truly malicious at heart. If it weren’t for Old Master Gu’s discerning eyes, things might have turned out much worse.”
Stopping for a moment, “Junmei, this is also my fault. If I hadn’t been busy arguing with that dog, none of this would have happened.”
That dog Zhong Qida, has the guts to mess around outside but doesn’t dare to divorce. It’s laughably pathetic.
“I didn’t ask you over here to blame you; I just wanted to inform you of this fact. Xiaofeng and Acheng are preparing for their wedding, and I was thinking of maybe, when the twins turn one, to hold a belated birthday celebration for them. Now that they are back with the Gu Family, as a grandmother, I ought to show my regard.”
If the child wasn’t Acheng’s, she would at most feel affection for them and then treat them as if they were her own. But now that they are Acheng’s, her own grandson and granddaughter, the difference became immediately obvious.
She wanted the children to have better and also wanted the whole Imperial Capital to know they are the descendants of the Gu Family.
Perhaps, this is just human nature; no matter how nice one talks, there will still be bias when it comes to actions.
“Indeed, she should, it must be done on a grand scale,” said Yan Ruolan. If the twins were not of the Gu Family, she might have made cold remarks about Xiaofeng, but now it was definitely not appropriate.
“I think so too. We didn’t do well during the full-month celebration, but we must make the first birthday a grand affair,” Yan Junmei said, getting more excited as she spoke, “Right, what are the traditions for a child’s first birthday? I have forgotten and need to go out and give it some thought. I must consider how to celebrate their first birthday.”
Yan Ruolan was not most concerned about the twins’ first birthday celebration. She was worried about her daughter’s lifelong happiness. “Junmei, have you asked the Yu Family’s third child about his feelings? Does he fancy our Shiqi?”
Last time it was Junmei who took the lead, and she took Shiqi to sit at the Yu Family’s place for a while; by chance, the third child of the Yu Family was at home.
“I’ve asked Madam Yu, and she said that the third child of the Yu Family doesn’t want to marry so soon, so it seems he probably doesn’t fancy Shiqi. I’m telling you, the third child of the Yu Family is a businessman, definitely very shrewd. Shiqi is innocent and probably can’t outsmart him. In my opinion, you should put an end to that expectation and quickly look for another match for Shiqi.” The third child of the Yu Family had never been one to listen to his parents.
Regarding his own marriage, he would certainly not listen. If he wasn’t interested, he just wasn’t interested; what could she do?
Yan Ruolan sighed softly, “It’s a shame; the third child of the Yu Family is such a catch, and my Shiqi really has her heart set on him. If worse comes to worst, let her secretly see the third child of the Yu Family. Isn’t it popular among young people now, this free love? Maybe the two of them might hit it off in private.”
With the Yu Family’s background and wealth, the third child having money of his own, a young man like that is hard to find in the whole Imperial Capital.
“I can’t deal with that; you all figure it out. But speaking of which, the third child of the Yu Family is not someone easy to provoke; be careful with how far you go.” In matters of marriage, it’s all about destiny; if it’s not meant to be, it’s no use.
“I know, I can’t let her offend the Yu Family,” she replied.
“Sir,” Ye Fei said, bringing in some documents, “we’ve received an anonymous letter, claiming to be a survivor from the lab accident years ago.”
“Let me see it,” said Yecheng, stretching out his hand at the news.
Ye Fei handed over a kraft paper envelope to Yecheng.
Inside were several sheets of paper, evidently filled with quite a bit of writing.
The letter stated that the laboratory incident years ago had been caused by someone deliberately knocking over the experimental equipment, which then triggered the explosion.
As for that person, they had escaped and were not listed among the casualties.
He knew about this because he had heard the person mention it while drunk.
The writer did not leave a name nor did they reveal their identity, simply recounting an event. The letter did not mention any names of the people involved.