??Chapter 283: Chapter 154: When Successful, Let Go of the Father and Keep the Son_2
Chapter 283: Chapter 154: When Successful, Let Go of the Father and Keep the Son_2
Jiang Jianqing hesitated before adding, “You’re not unaware that her parents have both passed away.”
Yes, Wen Yangzhi was clear that her life within the Wen Family was actually fraught with difficulties; no one truly loved her.
No wonder she had ntioned wanting a child two years ago—back then, they had only been together for three months. Maybe she truly was eager to fill the void of not having a family.
anwhile, Yun Yuwan put Qingqing to sleep and was alone on the balcony, watching the moon and drinking red wine.
The first mont she knew she was pregnant, she actually wanted to abort it.
She didn’t want to give birth to Wen Yangzhi’s child.
She detested n who lacked responsibility.
But during the first prenatal check-up, the doctor pointed to the shadow on the ultrasound image and said, “This is your baby.”
She had intended to look once and then get the abortion, but she couldn’t help looking over and over again.
This was the child she had longed for,
The child she wanted.
Indeed, she had considered a lot, the troubles and hassles of raising a child on her own.
If she had just entered society and ca from an ordinary family, she would have aborted without hesitation.
But to speak frankly, her parents had accumulated quite a bit for her; she was wealthy, she didn’t need to work, do housework, and be pregnant all at the sa ti, exhausted by a myriad of trivial matters.
With a Belgian butler and servants to take care of her, three close partners as her ergency contacts, the money for postnatal recovery, the money to pay for childcare, the money to ensure her child received the best education—
She had enough inheritance from her parents for them to have an external grandchild.
She had the confidence and capital to keep the child born out of wedlock; he could take her surna without marriage, thereby avoiding the ssy mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationships and marital conflicts.
The need for family and marriage support is nothing more than a pregnant woman needing soone to take care of and accompany her and provide financial support when she cannot work.
And she had all of that.
It also ant avoiding the friction and displeasure that can co with married life.
In fact, even if she never married, she had considered having children.
Might as well keep this child.
After giving birth to Qingqing, she knew she was right.
When Qingqing looked at her with pure, unblemished eyes, loving only her, clumsily tumbling toward her,
Her tears uncontrollably stread down.
She could feel herself being loved wholeheartedly.
Finally, she had family in this world again; she was no longer alone.
Perhaps it’s the mindset of an orphan striving to give their own children a complete life.
Not having to endure all the hardships she faced, not having to act according to others’ looks, not having to live under soone’s roof, not having to be constantly on edge.
Qingqing was outgoing by nature, would smile at people, and was eager to understand the world.
When Qingqing learned to call her “mom,” to walk, to say “rose flower,” every mont was happiness for her.
When she returned to her ho country, standing before her mother’s grave, her silent words were,
Mom, I’m a mother now, too, and I’m so happy.
She finally understood the way her mother looked at her, knew her mother ca from a family that favored boys over girls, and rembered her mother telling her they would only have her as their child, not to listen to outsiders saying her mother would have another son later; she was always her mother’s treasure.
Her mother had wanted to compensate all of her neglected, despised, and shirked deficiencies onto her, it was just that an accident happened along the way.
If not for the thought that she might also have an accident, she wouldn’t have returned to look for Wen Yangzhi.
Qingqing should have more than one person to rely on; aside from her mother and her mother’s friends, she should have other pillars of support that would never fall.
Her biological father had such a status.
Even if Wen Yangzhi fell, the Wen Family wouldn’t, Wen Bank was not the only bank owned by the Wen Family; in nearly forty percent of the banks in the country, the Wen Family had shares. As long as the nation’s finances didn’t collapse, the Wen Family wouldn’t go bankrupt.
Wen Yangzhi, after all, was quite a suitable marriage partner.
If he corrected his flaws, it would be easy for him to marry and have children, but that person might not be her.
His current determination to marry no one but her was sowhat surprising to her, yet she also felt it might not last.
She didn’t want to beco the sort of scrap that was cast aside ti and again; if he could maintain this state for the long term, at least for a year or two, maybe then she would consider marrying him, believing he was ready to take on responsibility.
Today, when she told Jiang Yingyu that she had a child with Wen Yangzhi, Jiang Yingyu didn’t ask excessively but simply asked her, “Then, do you mind letting the child have two fathers?”
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