Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

Song Weikang used to console himself that it was all because Song Shijian didn’t want to acknowledge Zhang Yu; otherwise, things wouldn’t have turned out this way.

Now he understood, "Truly a single misstep leading to a series of mistakes."

Although the old man did not specify, Song Shijian understood the old man’s thoughts, and this blame still fell on Song Yurong.

Song Shijian knew why Song Yurong would do this—it was because his entire family had always had a repulsive attitude toward Zhang Yu.

As their most trusted steward, knowing their thoughts, he naturally knew what to do.

"Ziming, now that you’re divorced, what are your thoughts on remarrying?" The past is past, Song Weikang just wanted to know what to do next.

He actually wanted to ask Song Ziming, how he planned to deal with the woman who was pregnant.

The old man was of advanced age, and it’s not untrue to say he yearned to see the fourth generation, but he didn’t want to see his great-grandchildren born in such a way.

Song Ziming felt a headache thinking about it, "She refuses to have an abortion."

There’s a lot of information in that statement, implying a desire to use the child in her belly to gain more wealth, or hope to directly acquire the title of Mrs. Song.