Chapter 906: Do I Lack Love?
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
Leng Jing was already weeping miserably at this moment. “I’m sorry, Jinyi, but I really had no idea… I’ve wronged you. Please give me a chance to make it up to you, okay?”
“Nah, Mr. Huo provides me with an excellent lifestyle. I’m not lacking anything.”
As she spoke, she stretched and said, “It’s getting late. Please go home and get some sleep. I need to use the bathroom.”
Yan Jinyi clearly wasn’t interested in reuniting with her family.
Seeing how badly Leng Jing was crying, Shen Yan was the first to react and she quickly said, “Auntie, please don’t cry. Jinyi is just having a hard time accepting it for now. There’s still plenty of time in the future!”
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“It’s my fault for being hostile to her in the past.”
Perhaps, the richer people are, the more they care about familial relationships.
Especially since they learned that their so-called biological daughter was a murderer.
She admitted that she had changed too quickly but… she really wanted to reunite with her biological daughter, Yan Jinyi.
“Xishen, this…”
Huo Xishen seemed rather indifferent. “Darling has been living rather well with the Huo family. You don’t have to worry.”
Bai Moliang had a look of displeasure on his face because he had long disliked Huo Xishen and now found him an eyesore.
“Uncle Bai, please go home for now. Second Sister-in-law is hot-tempered and the more you guys do this, the more unlikely it is for her to accept you.” Huo Qingyuan chimed in, “But you should feel lucky that Second Sister-in-law was not welcomed by the Yan family. Otherwise, it would be even harder!”
Huo Qingyuan was right. No one knew how Yan Jinyi’s parents treated her when they were still alive but she indeed, wasn’t well-liked after their deaths. It was obvious from the attitudes of her uncle, aunt, and grandmother.
The thought of Leng Yuxi, who despite got pampered and surrounded by the Bai family, becoming a ruthless murderer, while her biological daughter was outstanding and optimistic despite having grown up in such an environment, made Leng Jing feel even even more uncomfortable.
“Okay, Xishen, please help me to persuade Jin Yi more on the account that your mother and I used to be good friends. If Dr. Chen hadn’t told us the truth, we might have been kept in the dark for the rest of our lives.”
Huo Xishen nodded. “Uncle Zhang, please see them off.’
When he returned to the room, he saw Yan Jinyi spacing out on the balcony. She often looked confident and optimistic but today, she seemed a little despondent.
He took a blanket and put it on her. Seeing that she was looking in the direction the Bai family was leaving, he asked, “Do you regret?”
“No. If you were me, would you reunite with them?”
With pursed lips, he pondered for a few seconds before answering, “Unfortunately, it isn’t me. The decision is up to you. No one can decide for you.”
Yan Jinyi turned around and hugged Huo Xishen’s waist, becoming solemn, which was rare of her. “Do you think I’m deprived of love?”
“If you’re not satisfied with me in any way, feel free to tell me directly.”
“…”
‘Why has my mood become much better immediately after looking at Doggy Huo’s face?’
“Mr. Huo, your wife has become the daughter of the Bai family. You should feel glorious.”
“The Huo family doesn’t need to rely on others for glory.”
Actually, to think about it, the original owner might want to be the daughter of a wealthy family.
She was originally a passer-by in this world, and the only people she cherished now was the Huo family and those two or three friends. The rest were irrelevant to her.
Acknowledging them would be good for her but not doing so wouldn’t affect her life.
“I’d like to go to the asylum tomorrow.”
Huo Xishen pinched her face and said, “Okay, get Zihang to accompany you.”
The asylum was in the suburbs and it would take at least 40 minutes to drive there from the Huo family manor. Upon arriving, Yan Jinyi happened to find that Bai Moliang had also gotten out of his car.
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