Defrosting The Cold Young Master-Chapter 759 - 763: The Child’s Utmost Trust in Parents
Chapter 759: Chapter 763: The Child’s Utmost Trust in Parents
Ye Xingbei strung his thoughts together, “So, Wan Xin is Ah Yao and Xiao Mi’s grandmother? Wan Wan is Ah Yao and Xiao Mi’s aunt?”
Gu Junzhu nodded, “That’s correct.”
Ye Xingbei frowned, “Does Siqi know about all this? Does she know that her parents were murdered by Fang Haichuan? Does she know that her aunt was locked up in a mental hospital by Fang Haichuan while trying to revenge for her parents?”
“She probably doesn’t,” Gu Junzhu said softly, “After Wan Wan’s death, Fang Haichuan adopted Siqi to ensure the transfer of Si Pingyuan’s inheritance. Si Pingyuan was an orphan with no family. Wan Wan only had a sister, Wan Xin, whom Fang Haichuan institutionalized. After adopting Siqi, he easily acquired all of Si Pingyuan’s shares resulting in the company, which initially belonged to him and Si Pingyuan, becoming his sole property.”
“Monster! He is a real monster!” Ye Xingbei’s anger seemed to explode, “How can such a cruel person exist in this world? He caused the death of a loving couple, took their daughter, swallowed their fortune. How could Si Pingyuan and Wan Xin have endured this?”
Gu Junzhu, as if calming an agitated cat, gently stroked Ye Xingbei’s head and sighed, “What I regret most now is that Fang Haichuan is dead, and too easily at that. People like him should be painfully tortured before dying.”
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“Right!” Ye Xingbei nodded vigorously, thinking about Fang Yao, his heart ached, “No wonder you pulled me into the bedroom to tell me all this. If Ah Yao were to know, he would be devastated!”
The person he had respected most as a grandfather turned out to be the enemy who annihilated his family. The thought itself was painfully unbearable.
“We’ll have to tell Ah Yao slowly,” Gu Junzhu said, “At least wait until his wounds heal.”
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“Hmm,” Ye Xingbei nodded in agreement, “What about Siqi? When should we tell her that her parents were murdered by Fang Haichuan, so she stops considering the enemy as her father?”
“That’s not necessarily the case,” she paused for a moment, quickly refuting her own theory, “Fang Haichuan is dead, and Siqi didn’t mourn, which implies that Fang Haichuan and Siqi have long cut ties, right?”
“Yes,” Gu Junzhu agreed, “It must be because Siqi and Fang Lutong had relationship issues.”
“So, the question is, who is Fang Yao’s real father?” At the thought of this, Ye Xingbei was in distress, “Right now, I really hope Ah Yao is Mi Junyuan’s son. I hope, I really hope he’s not Fang Lutong’s son!”
Fang Lutong’s biological father had killed Fang Yao’s grandfather.
Even if Ah Yao didn’t have emotional connection with his grandfather, the reality was still soberingly painful.
Though she had no idea about Mi Junyuan’s character or moral compass, at least there was no blood feud between Mi Junyuan and Fang Yao.
“I suspect the possibility of Fang Lutong being Fang Yao’s father is higher,” Gu Junzhu said, “I deduced that because Fang Haichuan knew he murdered Siqi’s parents, he didn’t want Siqi to become his daughter-in-law. But Fang Lutong and Siqi secretly developed feelings for each other and begot Fang Yao. Fang Haichuan, in order to separate Fang Lutong and Siqi, slandered Siqi that she had an affair with Mi Junyuan. After Siqi gave birth to Fang Yao, he lied to Fang Lutong that Fang Yao was Mi Junyuan’s son. Just like how Xiao Mi blindly believed her mother’s words, Fang Lutong also had unwavering trust for Fang Haichuan.”
