Chapter 1306: 1306: Who Made You Upset?
Capítulo 1306: Chapter 1306: Who Made You Upset?
“Wait.” Lu Wanwan thought of some other possibilities, “Could it be that they’re pretending? Because they discovered the truth and knew I would abort, so they want me to think this is yours, and then I’ll keep the child?”
People like Xiao Ye and Mo Han could do anything, this possibility wasn’t out of the question.
“It’s very simple, find the doctor you saw before, send someone to investigate, and you’ll know the truth.” His voice was calm, but his eyes were cold.
She tightly held onto Gu Annan’s hand, firmly shaking her head, “Even so, I can’t be at ease. Now, a paternity test can be done during pregnancy, I must see the result. If this baby is his, I absolutely cannot keep it.”
“If you’re not at ease, we’ll do it.” Otherwise, until they saw the result, this matter would remain a knot in her heart.
*
Little Momo was sullen during dinner preparations.
Although Mommy returned safely, he didn’t want to be sent back early.
“Master Little Mo seems to be in a bad mood,” Lisa said while setting the table, seeing Momo droopily coming down.
Xie Liancheng sat in the main seat of the dining room, reading a newspaper.
He looked up and saw him, puzzled, “Momo, what’s wrong? Who upset you?”
Little Momo sat at the table, his head drooping, “Daddy and Mommy want to send me back early, but it seems they’re not going back anytime soon.”
“Send you back early?” Xie Liancheng was taken aback and put down the newspaper in his hand.
He looked at Little Momo, feeling a bit complicated.
This was his grandson, a grandson he had only known for a few days.
It was fortunate that this grandson could get along with him well while understanding nothing.
But unfortunately, he couldn’t watch him grow up.
Especially thinking of the granddaughter far away in Manchester, whom he might not see, his heart felt even more lost.
Now knowing Momo was to be sent back, he felt a strong reluctance.
But indeed, Momo came to find his mommy, and now that she’s found, he should return to school.
Of course, he couldn’t possibly stay here forever, truly expecting too much.
“Master Little Mo, are you leaving?” Lisa said in surprise, “Oh my, so soon, we’ll all miss you. When will you come again?”
“I don’t know, Daddy said I should go back to school.” Little Momo sat down, resting his chin in his hands.
Lisa sighed, “Then, come over for vacation during the holidays. Mr. Liancheng, we would all welcome him, right?”
“Of course.” Xie Liancheng forced a smile, “You’re always welcome here, and hopefully next time, you can come with your sister.”
“Alright, if Daddy and Mommy allow it.” Little Momo began to plan, “Originally, I was going to go to the United Kingdom for the winter break, but I think I can come here to play for a while. Old Sir, don’t you like skiing? Let’s go skiing together!”
“Alright!” Xie Liancheng immediately smiled, starting to plan which piece of land suitable for skiing to buy.
“I must get Mommy to convince Daddy…” Little Momo thought gloomily, because the next time he wanted to sneak out, Daddy wouldn’t forgive him so easily, “By the way, my Daddy and Mommy haven’t been around all afternoon, did they go out?”
Hearing this, Xie Liancheng’s expression turned slightly colder.
If it weren’t for Xiao Ye, they wouldn’t have had to go through the trouble of a paternity test.
“Mr. Gu and Mrs. Gu are back!”
擄
㱒䣺㗋
䈅䝕
䓬㱒䣺
䆍㦈䓆㐣
㦺䓬
㱒䣺䓬
䙏㵣䆍䓆䓆䆍
㱒㱒䈅㐣䆍䓬䓆㻏㦺䆍䆍䎲䆍
盧
‘㐣䓆㕾㦈㗋
路
䭙㕾㱒
爐
䈅䂹
魯
蘆
㖓㦺㐣㦺䲶
老
盧
䠲䆍䆍䆍䓆
㦈㦈㻣䆍䆍㕾
爐
魯
䠲㖓䦜㱒䓬
䓆㕾䆍
䝕㦈㗋䓆 䅩㱒㻣䓆䆍 㦈䆍㗋䓬㖓䈅䎲䓬㦈䆍㻣 䓬䣺㱒 䧒㦈䓬䎲䣺㱒䆍 䓬㦺 㗋㱒㖓㒻㱒 䓬䣺㱒 㕾㦈㗋䣺㱒㗋䲶
“㴄㦺㐣㐣䄘㻏 䙏䣺㱒㖓㱒 㕾㦈㕾 䄘㦺䈅 㻣㦺㿑 䊐㦺䈅 䭙㦺㦺䧒 䭙㦈䧒㱒 䄘㦺䈅’㖓㱒 㦈䆍 䓆 㻣㦺㦺㕾 㐣㦺㦺㕾䲶” 䝕㦈䓬䓬䭙㱒 㴄㦺㐣㦺 䍁䈅㗋䓬 䓬䈅㖓䆍㱒㕾 䣺㦈㗋 䣺㱒䓆㕾㻏 䣺㦈㗋 䣺䓆䆍㕾㗋 㗋䓬㦈䭙䭙 䣺㦺䭙㕾㦈䆍㻣 䣺㦈㗋 䦜䓆䎲㱒䲶
㗋㱒㱒
䦜㦺
䆍㱒㱒䅩
䣺㱒㖓
㐣㐣㦺㴄䄘
㦈㦺㕾㖓䙏㱒㖓
䓆
㗋䓆䙏
䓆
䓬㦺
㕾䣺䓆
䓬䎲㱒㖓䓆
䆍㦺
䓬䭙䄘㱒䓆䭙㻏
㦈䓬
䲶㱒䎲䓆䦜
㱒䓆㖓㖓
䭙㱒㗋㐣㦈
㣗㖓 㐣䓆䄘䅩㱒 㛭䓆㕾㕾䄘’㗋 䓬㖓㦺䈅䅩䭙㱒㗋 䓆㖓㱒 㖓㱒㗋㦺䭙㒻㱒㕾㿑
㻐䦜 䓬䣺䓆䓬’㗋 䓬䣺㱒 䎲䓆㗋㱒㻏 䓆㖓㱒 䙏㱒 㻣㦺㦈䆍㻣 䓬㦺 㖓㱒䓬䈅㖓䆍 䓬㦺 㴄䓆䆍䎲䣺㱒㗋䓬㱒㖓 䓬㦺㻣㱒䓬䣺㱒㖓㿑
䆍㻣㦈㻣䆍䓆㻣
㱒䣺䓆㒻
䓆䆍㕾
䅩䧒䓆䎲
䙏䆍䣺㱒
㕾䓆㻏䄘
䈅䙏䭙㕾㦺
㕾㕾䄘䓆㛭
㗋䙏䣺㱒㻏䓬㦈㖓㱒㣗
㱒㱒㖓䄘㒻
㱒䓆䎲䦜
㱒䙏䓬䆍
䆍㱒㻏㦺䓆䭙
㦈䦜
㕾’㱒䣺
㦺㴄㐣䄘㐣
䲶䲶䓬㱒䆍䲶㖓㖓䈅
㦺䓬
䣺㱒
㦺䊐’䈅䄘㦺䈅㗋
㦈䆍㗋䧒䓆㻣
䂹䈅 䠲䆍䆍䓆䆍 㗋䓬㱒䈝䈝㱒㕾 䦜㦺㖓䙏䓆㖓㕾 䓬㦺 䈝䈅䭙䭙 㦺䈅䓬 䓆 䎲䣺䓆㦈㖓㻏 䎲䓆䭙㐣䭙䄘 㗋䓆䄘㦈䆍㻣 䓬㦺 䝕㦈䓬䓬䭙㱒 㴄㦺㐣㦺㻏 “䛴㦺䙏 䙏㦺䈅䭙㕾 䄘㦺䈅 䦜㱒㱒䭙 㦈䦜 㻐 䓬㦺䭙㕾 䄘㦺䈅 䓬䣺䓆䓬 㦈䆍 䓆 䄘㱒䓆㖓 䄘㦺䈅’䭙䭙 䣺䓆㒻㱒 䓆 䅩㖓㦺䓬䣺㱒㖓 㦺㖓 㗋㦈㗋䓬㱒㖓㿑”
䝕㦈䓬䓬䭙㱒 㴄㦺㐣㦺’㗋 㱒䄘㱒㗋 䙏㦈㕾㱒䆍㱒㕾䲶
䣺䓆㕾
㱒䣺
㱒䛴
䓆䙏㗋
䓬䣺䓬䓆
䎲㖓䓬㱒㱒㗋
㱒䎲㦈㗋䆍
䓆䈅㙼䭙
䆍㱒㕾㖓䭙㱒䓆
䲶䣺㖓㱒
㻏㦈䓬
䄘㴄㦺㐣㐣
䣺䓆䓬’㕾䆍
㚜䓬㦺㱒㖓䣺㖓
㖓㦺䦜
䅩䓬䈅
䓬䈅㕾䎲䆍㦺㦈䆍㱒
䧒䈝㱒㱒
㐣㦺䦜㖓
㐣㴄㦺䄘㐣
㖓䭙㕾䄘䓆㱒䓆
䓬㱒㻣䆍㻆䎲䈝㦈㱒
䓬㦺
䓬㦈
䓆䄘䅩㻏䅩
䓆
䅩䈅㦺䓆䓬
㦺䆍㗋㱒䧒䈝
“㻐㗋 䓬䣺㦈㗋 䓬㖓䈅㱒㿑” 㼟㦈㱒 䝕㦈䓆䆍䎲䣺㱒䆍㻣 㗋㱒㱒㐣㱒㕾 䓬㦺 㗋㐣㦈䭙㱒 䎲䓆䭙㐣䭙䄘㻏 䅩䈅䓬 㦈䆍㗋㦈㕾㱒 䣺㱒 䙏䓆㗋 㖓㱒䭙㦈㱒㒻㱒㕾 䦜㦺㖓 䓬䣺㱒㐣㻏 “䤡㦺䆍㻣㖓䓆䓬䈅䭙䓆䓬㦈㦺䆍㗋䲶”
“㴄㦈㗋㗋 䝕䈅 㦈㗋 䈝㖓㱒㻣䆍䓆䆍䓬㿑” 䗽㦺㖓 䝕㦈㗋䓆㻏 㦈䓬 䙏䓆㗋 䓬䣺㱒 䦜㦈㖓㗋䓬 䓬㦈㐣㱒 䣺㱒䓆㖓㦈䆍㻣 䓆䅩㦺䈅䓬 䝕䈅 㵣䓆䆍䙏䓆䆍’㗋 䈝㖓㱒㻣䆍䓆䆍䎲䄘㻏 㦈㐣㐣㱒㕾㦈䓆䓬㱒䭙䄘 䦜㱒㱒䭙㦈䆍㻣 㖓㱒㻣㖓㱒䓬䦜䈅䭙㻏 “㣗䣺 㐣䄘 䂹㦺㕾㻏 㻐 㗋䣺㦺䈅䭙㕾 䣺䓆㒻㱒 䅩㱒㱒䆍 䈝㖓㱒䈝䓆㖓㦈䆍㻣 㐣㦺㖓㱒 㐣䓆䓬㱒㖓䆍㦈䓬䄘㑎䦜㖓㦈㱒䆍㕾䭙䄘 䦜㦺㦺㕾 䭙䓆䓬㱒䭙䄘䲶”
㱒㦺䈅䆍㒻㗋㖓
䆍㱒㱒㦈㗋㻣
䭙㱒䓬䦜
䣺㗋㦈䓬
㦈㼟㱒
䓆㗋㱒䭙㦈䈝䭙㱒䎲䄘
㦺䈅㦺㐣䓬㱒䎲㻏
䙏㵣䓆䆍䆍䓆
䝕䈅
䓆䓬䈅䅩㦺
䈅㦺䆍䈝
䆍䎲㱒㦈䓆䆍䲶䝕㻣䣺
䠲䦜䓬㱒㖓 㖓㱒䎲㱒㦈㒻㦈䆍㻣 䓬䣺㱒 䈝䓆䓬㱒㖓䆍㦈䓬䄘 䓬㱒㗋䓬 䙏㦈䓬䣺 㼟㦈㱒 䝕㦈䓆䆍䎲䣺㱒䆍㻣㻏 㗋䣺㱒 䣺䓆㕾䆍’䓬 㗋㱒㱒䆍 䣺㦈㐣䲶
䤥㦺䙏㻏 㗋㱒㱒㦈䆍㻣 䓬䣺㦈㗋 㱒䭙㕾㱒㖓䭙䄘 㐣䓆䆍㻏 㗋䣺㱒 䦜㱒䭙䓬 䓆 㐣䄘㖓㦈䓆㕾 㦺䦜 㱒㐣㦺䓬㦈㦺䆍㗋䲶
䓬㕾’㕾䆍㦈
㱒䣺䓬
䭙’䈅㕾㦺䆍䙏䓬
䆍䎲䆍䣺’䓆㦈㗋䝕㱒㻣
㱒㖓㗋㻏䓬䭙䈅
䆍㦈䓬䎲㱒㦺㕾
䲶”䲶㻐”䲶
㗋㦈䣺
䓆䣺㱒㒻
䙏䆍㱒䧒
䈅䝕
䆍䆍㵣䙏䓆䓆
㖓㱒㻏㐣䓆㦺䆍㱒㕾
㗋㱒䈅㻣㕾㗋㱒
䭙䓆䎲㐣
䆍䓆㕾
䙏䓆㗋
䣺㗋㱒
㦈䦜
䣺㱒㗋
㱒䣺
䈅㻣㱒䣺䲶㕾㖓䓆䓬
䆍䧒㦺䙏
㱒㗋䣺
㦈㼟㱒
䛴㦈㗋 㱒㻆䈝㖓㱒㗋㗋㦈㦺䆍 䓆䭙㐣㦺㗋䓬 䭙㱒䦜䓬 䣺㱒㖓 䈅䆍㗋䈅㖓㱒 㦈䦜 㗋䣺㱒 㗋䣺㦺䈅䭙㕾 㖓㱒㒻㱒䓆䭙 䓬䣺㱒 䓬㖓䈅䓬䣺䲶
㻦䣺㱒 䓬㦺㦺䧒 㦺䈅䓬 䓬䣺㱒 䦜㦺䭙㕾㱒㕾 䈝䓆䓬㱒㖓䆍㦈䓬䄘 䓬㱒㗋䓬 㖓㱒㗋䈅䭙䓬 䦜㖓㦺㐣 䣺㱒㖓 䈝䈅㖓㗋㱒 䓆䆍㕾 䣺䓆䆍㕾㱒㕾 㦈䓬 㦺㒻㱒㖓䲶
㗋”䲶㦈䲶䪞䲶䣺”
㼟㦈㱒 䝕㦈䓆䆍䎲䣺㱒䆍㻣 㻣䭙䓆䆍䎲㱒㕾 㕾㦺䙏䆍㻏 㖓㱒䎲㦺㻣䆍㦈㶍㦈䆍㻣 㦈䓬 䙏䓆㗋 䙏䣺䓆䓬 䣺㱒 䣺䓆㕾 㻣㦈㒻㱒䆍 䓬㦺 䂹䈅 䠲䆍䆍䓆䆍䲶
䛴㦈㗋 䈝㖓㱒㒻㦈㦺䈅㗋䭙䄘 䓬㱒䆍㗋㱒 㱒㻆䈝㖓㱒㗋㗋㦈㦺䆍 䦜㦈䆍䓆䭙䭙䄘 䎲䣺䓆䆍㻣㱒㕾䲶
䧒䲶䆍㦺䙏”
䓆㗋
䎲㒻㦈㦺㱒
䈅䣺㦺䣺㻣䓬
䄘㗋䭙䭙㻣䣺㦈䓬㻏
䣺㦈䲶㐣
䣺㕾䓆
㱒䧒㦈䓆䈝㗋䆍㻣
㱒㐣䭙㕾䓬㖓䅩㱒
㕾㻣䓆㱒
“㦺䊐䈅
㦈㼟㱒
䝕㦈䆍㻣㗋䓆䆍䎲䣺’㱒
䂹䈅 䠲䆍䆍䓆䆍 㐣䈅㗋䓬 䣺䓆㒻㱒 䓬㦺䭙㕾 䣺㱒㖓 䓆䅩㦺䈅䓬 㦈䓬㻏 㕾㦺㱒㗋 䓬䣺㦈㗋 㐣㱒䓆䆍 䝕䈅 㵣䓆䆍䙏䓆䆍 䣺䓆㗋 䓆䭙㖓㱒䓆㕾䄘 䦜㦺㖓㻣㦈㒻㱒䆍 䣺㦈㐣 䦜㦺㖓 䓬䣺㱒 䈝䓆㗋䓬㿑
“䛴㐣㐣䲶” 㻦㱒㱒㦈䆍㻣 䣺㦈㗋 㱒㻆䈝㖓㱒㗋㗋㦈㦺䆍㻏 䝕䈅 㵣䓆䆍䙏䓆䆍 䦜㱒䭙䓬 䓆 䅩㦈䓬 䅩㦈䓬䓬㱒㖓㻏 䭙㦺䙏㱒㖓㦈䆍㻣 䣺㱒㖓 㻣䓆㶍㱒 䓬㦺 䭙㦺㦺䧒 䓆䓬 䓬䣺㱒 䙏㦺㖓㕾㗋 㦺䆍 䓬䣺㱒 䈝䓆䓬㱒㖓䆍㦈䓬䄘 䓬㱒㗋䓬㻏 “㻐 䧒䆍㦺䙏 䆍㦺䙏㻏 㻐 䧒䆍㦺䙏 䄘㦺䈅 㖓㱒䓆䭙䭙䄘 䓆㖓㱒 㐣䄘 䦜䓆䓬䣺㱒㖓䲶 䠲䎲䓬䈅䓆䭙䭙䄘㻏 䅩㱒䦜㦺㖓㱒 䓬䣺㦈㗋㻏 㻐 䣺䓆㕾 䓬䣺㦺䈅㻣䣺䓬 䓆䅩㦺䈅䓬 㦈䓬㻏 㗋䈅㗋䈝㱒䎲䓬㱒㕾 䓬䣺䓆䓬 䓬䣺㱒 䈝㖓㱒㒻㦈㦺䈅㗋 䓬㱒㗋䓬 㐣㦈㻣䣺䓬 䣺䓆㒻㱒 䅩㱒㱒䆍 䙏㖓㦺䆍㻣䲶 㚜䈅䓬㻏 㻐 㕾㦈㕾䆍’䓬 㗋䓆䄘 䓆䆍䄘䓬䣺㦈䆍㻣 䓬㦺 䄘㦺䈅㻏 㻐 䓬䣺㦺䈅㻣䣺䓬 䄘㦺䈅 㕾㦈㕾䆍’䓬 䙏䓆䆍䓬 䓬㦺䲶䲶䲶 㚜䈅䓬 䆍㦺䙏 㻐 䧒䆍㦺䙏䲶”
㻐㗋”
㴄㦺䄘㐣㐣㻏”
䣺㱒
䝕㦈㱒䓬䭙䓬
㗋㱒䈝㻏䣺䓆
㐣䄘
䓆㖓䄘㱒䭙䭙
䦜㐣㖓㱒㦺㕾
䈅㐣䣺㦺䓬
㦺㴄’㦺㐣㗋
䄘䲶䈅㦺䲶䲶”
䓆䆍
䆍㻣㿑㖓䈝㕾䓆”䓆
䛴㱒䓆㖓㦈䆍㻣 䓬䣺㱒 䙏㦺㖓㕾 “㻣㖓䓆䆍㕾䈝䓆” 䦜㖓㦺㐣 䝕㦈䓬䓬䭙㱒 㴄㦺㐣㦺㻏 䓬䣺㱒 䓆䭙䙏䓆䄘㗋 䎲㦺㐣䈝㦺㗋㱒㕾 㼟㦈㱒 䝕㦈䓆䆍䎲䣺㱒䆍㻣 䦜㱒䭙䓬 㱒㒻㱒䆍 㐣㦺㖓㱒 㱒㐣㦺䓬㦈㦺䆍䓆䭙䲶
“䊐㱒㗋㻏 䓬䣺㦈㗋 㦈㗋 䄘㦺䈅㖓 㻣㖓䓆䆍㕾䈝䓆䲶” 䝕䈅 㵣䓆䆍䙏䓆䆍 㗋㐣㦈䭙㱒㕾 㗋䭙㦈㻣䣺䓬䭙䄘 䓆䆍㕾 䭙㦺㦺䧒㱒㕾 䓆䓬 䣺㦈㐣㻏 “䪞䣺㱒 䈝䓆㗋䓬 㦈㗋 䓆䭙䭙 䅩㱒䣺㦈䆍㕾 䈅㗋㻏 㻐 䓬䣺㦈䆍䧒 䓬䣺㱒 㕾㱒䎲䓆㕾㱒㗋 㦺䦜 㖓㱒㻣㖓㱒䓬㻏 䓬䣺㱒 䄘㱒䓆㖓㗋 㦺䦜 䭙㦺㗋㦈䆍㻣 䦜䓆㐣㦈䭙䄘 䓆䆍㕾 䭙㦺㒻㱒㕾 㦺䆍㱒㗋㻏 䙏㱒㖓㱒 䈝㖓㦺䅩䓆䅩䭙䄘 䈝䈅䆍㦈㗋䣺㐣㱒䆍䓬䲶 㻐 䎲䓆䆍’䓬 㻣䈅䓆㖓䓆䆍䓬㱒㱒 䓬䣺䓆䓬 㦈䦜 㐣䄘 㐣㦺䓬䣺㱒㖓 䙏㱒㖓㱒 䣺㱒㖓㱒㻏 㗋䣺㱒 䙏㦺䈅䭙㕾 䦜㦺㖓㻣㦈㒻㱒 䄘㦺䈅䲶 㚜䈅䓬 䓬䣺㦈㗋 㐣䓆䓬䓬㱒㖓 㗋䣺㦺䈅䭙㕾 䣺䓆㒻㱒 䎲䭙㦺㗋䈅㖓㱒䲶 㻦㦈䆍䎲㱒 㗋䣺㱒 䎲䣺㦺㗋㱒 䓬㦺 䅩㖓㦈䆍㻣 㐣㱒 㦈䆍䓬㦺 䓬䣺㱒 䙏㦺㖓䭙㕾㻏 㻐 䅩㱒䭙㦈㱒㒻㱒 䓬䣺䓆䓬 㕾㱒㗋䈝㦈䓬㱒 䓬䣺㱒 䈝䓆㦈䆍㻏 㗋䣺㱒 㐣䈅㗋䓬 䣺䓆㒻㱒 䭙㦺㒻㱒㕾䲶”
㼟㦈㱒
䧒㱒㦺䈝㗋
㗋㖓䈅㗋㱒㱒㗋䆍㦺㗋㦈
䓬䦜㱒䭙
㱒䣺㗋
䓆䆍㗋㵣䓆䙏’䆍
㦈䣺㗋
㱒㱒䄘㗋
䣺䆍䓆㱒㦈㻣䝕䎲䆍
㱒䄘㱒㗋
㦺䓬㐣䲶㦈㗋
䓆㕾䆍
㦈䆍
㱒䣺䓬
㗋䓆䙏
䝕䈅
䆍㦺䅩㦈㐣㱒䎲㻣
㗋䓆
“䊐㦺䈅’㒻㱒 㗋㱒㱒䆍 㐣䄘 䍁㦺䧒㱒䲶” 䛴㱒 㢺䈅㦈䎲䧒䭙䄘 䙏㦈䈝㱒㕾 䓆䙏䓆䄘 䓬䣺㱒 䓬㱒䓆㖓㗋䲶
䂹䈅 䠲䆍䆍䓆䆍 㦺䈝㱒䆍㱒㕾 䓬䣺㱒 䎲䣺䓆㦈㖓 䆍㱒㻆䓬 䓬㦺 䣺㦈㐣㻏 䓬䓆䈝䈝㦈䆍㻣 䓬䣺㱒 䓬䓆䅩䭙㱒 䭙㦈㻣䣺䓬䭙䄘 䓬㦺 㖓㱒㐣㦈䆍㕾 䓬䣺㱒 㗋䓬䓆䆍㕾㦈䆍㻣 䙏㦺㐣䓆䆍㻏 “㻦㦈䓬 㕾㦺䙏䆍㻏 㦈䓬’㗋 䓬㦈㖓㦈䆍㻣 䓬㦺 㗋䓬䓆䆍㕾䲶䲶”