194 Man-To-Man Communication
Su Hao remained silent for a long while, and even Su Su was getting impatient. She didn’t expect Su Ren to be the one who manipulated Su Hao. ‘It looks like Su Ren hasn’t given up on Big Brother’s home office.’
Since Su Ren represented the Bai family, she chose Su Hao to do her bidding. Su Su knew that it would only mean that the Bai family was up to no good. Perhaps they were planning the accident that happened to Su Jun in the future.
Su Su held her breath and listened in on their conversation. Then she heard Su Hao say hesitantly, “They researched your blood relation with someone named Bai Tao, but the results are negative. Su Ren, are you really Bai Shen’s daughter?”
Su Su was shocked, almost dropping her old-fashioned phone to the ground. Meanwhile, Su Ren screamed in disbelief in the small building, “T-That’s not possible! How can that be?! You’re spewing nonsense!”
Su Hao stammered, “I-I saw the report with my own eyes. I-I’m telling you the truth.”
“Ahhh! I don’t believe it!” Su Ren smashed her phone against the wall and screamed at the top of her lungs.
Su Ren always thought that she would be the best daughter to her parents if she helped them take the Su family down. She believed that she would live a comfortable life after that without having to live under someone else’s roof.
Su Ren wondered, ‘How am I not a biological daughter of the Bai family? How can this be?’ Su Ren refused to believe the test results and thought that Su Jun must’ve forged the report to scare her.
“I hope you all die a horrifying death! You will all die!” Su Ren held her head as she appeared to have lost her mind. She growled with hatred and fear.
Su Su felt uneasy when she found out that Su Ren wasn’t related to the Bais. Then the little girl realized that Su Hao had gone silent, so she returned to the living room and sat on the sofa, letting her imagination run wild.
Several possibilities ran through Su Su’s mind as she sat on the sofa. Fortunately, Su Jun and Su Qiao walked downstairs together soon after. They looked like they had settled their differences, while Su Su suppressed her thoughts about Su Ren.
Seeing that Su Qiao had returned to his usual demeanor, Su Su asked, “Su Qiao, what did you and Big Brother talk about?” Su Su was curious about how her brothers set their differences aside.
“I-I can’t tell you what happened. It was a talk between men.” Su Qiao crossed his arms as if he was in an excellent mood. Then he added, “We just let bygones be bygones.”
Su Jun knew that Su Qiao was only acting cool because he had cried, but he didn’t expose his younger brother. Su Jun patted his shoulder amusingly and walked away.
Su Jun was about to leave when Su Su remembered Wan Shuang’s task. She hurriedly called out, “Big Brother, wait! I have something to tell you!”
Su Jun heard this and stopped. He raised his eyebrows and said inquisitively, “Hmm? What is it, Su Su?”
Su Su fondled her palm and thought about how she should word her request. She said in a childish voice, “Um, I promised Sister Wan that I would go to her house and play. Will you take me there, Big Brother?”
Su Jun pondered. He would never refuse the little girl’s requests. Su Jun asked, “When do you want to go? I can take you there when I’m free.”
Su Su quickly answered, “I-I want to go there tomorrow!” However, she was worried that Su Jun would refuse, so she emphasized, “I already promised Wan Shuang and her mother that I would bring Big Brother along.”
“You’re such a little smarty-pants. If you’re free tomorrow, I will accompany you, okay?” Su Jun smiled and pinched Su Su’s tiny nose, readily agreeing to her request.
Su Su became cheerful when Su Jun agreed. She excitedly ran toward Su Jun and attempted to praise him, but she saw Su Hao walk in, appearing behind her big brother.
Su Su kept an eye on Su Hao and tested him. She said aloud, “Big Brother, you must come with me to Wan Shuang’s house tomorrow!”
Su Hao immediately stopped in his tracks, revealing a strange expression. Then he pretended to be calm and discretely walked past the two with a book in his hand.