165: Chapter 165 Results 165: Chapter 165 Results “There’s an old saying, ‘When the rich beco poor, their hearts panic; when the poor suddenly beco rich, they beco arrogant.’
Therefore, many illegitimate children of wealthy families, when suddenly recognized, usually have a period of arrogant behavior.
They indulge in wasteful spending, hedonistic pleasures, and neglect their proper duties.
Rather than calling it arrogance, it’s more like being at a loss due to a sudden change in their living environnt, trying to vent and get used to things, with the unfamiliar lifestyle being the first thing they confront.
For example, wasteful spending.
But Bo Jingshen was entirely different.
He adapted to the unfamiliarity with neither inferiority nor arrogance, calm and composed.
It has to be said, Jing Ce was quite lucky.
Otherwise, he wouldn’t have had such an outstanding son like Jing Su.
Although, Jing Su was, after all, the product of an elite education.
To put it more bluntly, he was the king of the gu bred by the Jing Family’s gu-style upbringing.
Bo Jingshen was different.
He hadn’t gone through any elite education, yet he was so outstanding, even holding his own in such circles without showing any weaknesses.
Facing Jing Ce’s high standards and demands, he perford perfectly.
It showed that Jing Ce’s luck could be said to be very good.
If only he were a more reliable father, having two such promising sons, he would probably wake up laughing from his dreams.
“The old man, if nothing else, is really lucky.
He really panned gold out of the sand.
My brother is that piece of gold.
So maybe the old man saw that I was getting harder and harder to turn around, and then saw that my brother was actually quite promising.
He calculated the cost, probably finding that the cost to turn around was higher than to nurture my brother.
So, he fixed his gaze onto my brother,” Jing Su said.
Upon hearing this, Shen Xun, though furious on behalf of Su Lu, had to admit…
“Then he really is miserable.”
Who doesn’t know what kind of person Jing Ce is?
Jing Su sighed lightly, “Yeah, sotis I feel like he appeared just to shield from disasters and misfortune.
Otherwise, how could it be so coincidental, so perfect, to block the old man’s view entirely?
The better I do, the more the old man wants him to outshine , to defeat .
To prove that even soone he casually taught, with a wild background, could be better than .”
Jing Su felt helpless discussing so of Jing Ce’s actions and thoughts.
He was basically either repulsed or resigned.
“It’s like he’s obsessed.
So, the better I do, the more the old man hopes my brother does better, can’t lose to , has to defeat .
And the more outstanding my brother is, the less likely the old man will let him go.
You know, being targeted by soone like the old man is not a pleasant thing.”
To this, Shen Xun agreed.
Agreed, but “So what?
Just because he’s pitiable, does that an he can bully Qian…
bully Su Lu?”
“The other day, the old man ca to Feng City, quietly, and even before that, he had settled the formalities in Beijing with my brother’s mother, sort of a bargaining chip, I guess.
Then he forcibly arranged a marriage between my brother and the Xiao Family.”
At this point, what else was there for Shen Xun to not understand?
Even if Su Lu and Jingshen were together, they couldn’t cope with such manipulations by Jing Ce.
“The old man is best at exploiting weaknesses; he must have used so chip to threaten my brother.
Otherwise, he couldn’t have agreed to the marriage with the Xiao Family.
Before, when there was no talk of betrothal, this kid could plan an escape ticulously even without full-grown wings.
Now that he is fully fledged, how could he willingly be manipulated?”
Jing Su was all too familiar with Jing Ce’s tactics.
Soone erged from inside, “Shen Xun!”
“Here!”
Shen Xun imdiately stood up.
Where was there ti to listen to Jing Su tell stories now?
He sprang up and ran over in leaping strides, “What’s up?!
Is the result out?”
“Yes, this is the expedited forensic report you requested.”
A thin, bound docunt was handed over to Shen Xun.
Shen Xun solemnly took the docunt, holding it in his hands for quite a while without making a move.
Jing Su walked up and asked, “What’s wrong?
Not looking?”
Shen Xun took a deep breath!
Yet, his lips still trembled uncontrollably, “I’m afraid to look, I’m a bit scared.”
He had thought that after so many years, he would have grown an ironclad exterior, but at this mont, he was still intensely emotional and extrely anxious.
“Then let look for you,” Jing Su took the docunt from his hand, looking at him with inquiry, “How about it?
If you don’t agree, you can do it yourself.”
Shen Xun took a couple of deep breaths but didn’t manage to extend his hand to take the responsibility himself, so he nodded and said, “Alright, you help look.”
Jing Su, not feeling the sa nerves or having as many concerns, reached for the docunt.
Though he wasn’t as tense, his expression beca a bit more serious.
He carefully opened the docunt.
The paternity test report was actually very straightforward.
It would not be straightforward because it contained a lot of professional jargon and genetic mapping comparison charts; honestly, it looked rather high-end and could easily confuse people.
But it could still be described as an extrely straightforward report because on the main page of the report, there was a line of red, bold text printing the result.
“Upon verification, the biological parent-child relationship between sample A and sample B is 99.9999% probable; sample A’s genotype ets the genetic conditions necessary for being sample B’s biological mother.
The Combined Parentage Index (CPI value) is 1207217.0923, and the Probability of Parentage (RCP) is 99.9991%.”
This blunt, even though it included so professional terminology that could be confusing, those strings of 9999 were like a heavy tranquilizer—simple and straightforward.
Jing Su didn’t even need to look further; just a glance, and he knew the result.
Not to ntion Shen Xun, Jing Su was sowhat dumbfounded himself.
Nobody would have thought that it was just a matter of helping out in Jianghu on a whim.
Who knew that such an improbable coincidence would actually occur?
Shen Xun had been searching for this sister for more than twenty years.
“How…
how is it?” Shen Xun was sowhat nervous, primarily because seeing Jing Su’s grave expression made him even more anxious.
Could it be…
not?
Could his hopes be dashed yet again?
Shen Xun felt an empty pain in his heart, even though he had gotten used to countless disappointnts over the years.
But at the mont, he was still stung by this hollow loss.
Jing Su handed him the report, and Shen Xun took it with trembling hands.
Before he had a chance to look, he heard Jing Su say, “Congratulations, Axun.
Now you can call Aunt Zhao.”
Upon hearing these words, Shen Xun’s hand shook, and he fumbled it, dropping the docunt to the ground.
His lips, his whole body, trembled.
He hurriedly squatted down, frantically trying to pick up the docunt to see it with his own eyes, but his hands were so weak that he failed to pick it up several tis.
What kind of storm hadn’t Captain Shen of the search and rescue brigade seen before?
Yet, he had never been this nervous.
Finally picking up the docunt and opening it, he was smacked in the eyes by that string of bright red 99.999%.
Shen Xun’s vision blurred.
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