Chapter 19: So-Called Father III
Old Madam Yu had never thought that this little brat would become even more stubborn and hateful after six years of not meeting. She was so angry that she started bawling on the spot.
"What kind of evil did I commit to have worried for such a white-eyed wolf for so many years! Xiang'er, since your biological daughter does not allow me to stay in the Bai family, then should I leave now?"
Bai Zhenxiang had always been very filial. Although Old Madam Yu was merely his aunt, he had always treated her as if she were his own biological mother from the beginning to the end.
Now that he was hearing Old Madam Yu's bawling, he was so angry that he kicked toward Bai Yan's knees.
"Kneel down and apologize to your maternal grandmother!"
A chilling light flashed in the corner of Bai Yan's eyes. Her body turned sideways and dodged Bai Zhenxiang's foot.
Bai Zhenxiang kicked into nothing and this made him stomp in anger. "Bai Yan, you don't have to apologize to me, but you need to kneel to your mother and your maternal grandmother until they forgive you!"
"Bai Zhenxiang, if I said that it was Bai Ruo who had framed me six years ago and that Madam Yu and Yu Rong had planned to sell me to the old man of the Qian family to be his concubine and that's why I had no choice but to escape, would you still force me to apologize?"
Bai Yan had intentionally said all this in order to understand how heartless Bai Zhenxiang could be.
However, Bai Zhenxiang's words that came after made her fully experience why having a stepmother would definitely equate to having a stepfather.
"Bai Yan ah, Bai Yan, you really disappoint me. How can there be such a malicious person like you on this earth? Ruo'er is so kind. You're actually saying that she framed you? Rong'er and Old Madam have also loved you as a biological daughter but yet in the end, you are so ungrateful!"
Bai Zhenxiang's eyes were full of disappointment. To be honest, when Bai Yan returned, he still had a thread of hope in his heart.
As long as she knelt down and admitted to her wrongdoings, he would have forgiven her.