For many years, the Yarn Family’s senior couple had always indulged their younger daughter Lynn Yarn, but for the first ti, they scolded her, accusing her of doing sothing that embarrassed her older sister.
Yet Lynn retorted, "Do you really think you guys are completely blaless? Being parents, becoming like you two is the ultimate failure."
Her words chilled the hearts of the Yarn elders, they seed to age a decade overnight.
They believed that the person they had wronged the most in their lives was their eldest daughter, yet their younger daughter was the one they had treated the best. And what had that brought them in the end?
After that, Lynn ran away from ho.
She caused a huge scene at Grace Yarn and Oliver Quach’s engagent party, only to be thrown out by Oliver himself.
But she was relentless and even exploited the final soft spot of the Yarn elders, stealing the corporate secrets of the Yarn company and handing them over to their rivals. This caused a massive loss for the Yarn Clan, yet she herself disappeared without a trace with a large sum of money.
Fortunately, in the end, Oliver Quach was able to pull the company back from the brink, saving the Yarn Clan.
Since then, the Yarn elders beca utterly disheartened with their younger daughter, gradually coming to terms with it. When Lynn had committed those senseless acts, she was already eighteen years old—she should learn to take responsibility for her actions.
They, as parents, would no longer make excuses for her.
Afterwards, the elders spent their days thinking about how to make it up to their eldest daughter, and their son-in-law Oliver Quach grew more and more favorable in their eyes.
The family lived harmoniously until the birth of Roy Yarn.
Oliver, who doted on his wife, secretly had a vasectomy after the birth of Roy Yarn.
It was Oliver who suggested their son take after Grace’s surna.
Although the Quach Family was just as wealthy and established, they were not lacking an heir, so all he wanted was to spend every day with his wife and son, even if it ant being labeled as a man who married into his wife’s family.
"Actually, it’s been many years since these events occurred, even those who knew about them at the ti might have almost forgotten," Roy Yarn paused before adding, "Grandpa and Grandma probably truly turned cold towards my aunt, they have never ntioned her again. But all these years, my mother has never stopped looking for my aunt."
With that, the situation gradually beca clear.
Hannah knew the original storyline, but her knowledge was only limited to a few words glossed over in passing. She never expected that there could be such "dramatic" scenes within the story.
If this were a novel, Grace Yarn and Oliver Quach would probably be the perfect virtuous and beautiful female lead paired with a rebellious domineering boss.
As for Lynn Yarn...
Hannah thought that what she knew about the plot could probably fill in where Lynn went after her disappearance, and what had happened to her.
But she couldn’t directly tell all of this to Roy Yarn right now.
The wind picked up outside, gently clashing with the wind chis at the door.
eting Roy Yarn’s gaze, she smiled, "Judging one person by another, even if spoken in the noblest terms, will carry personal feelings. So, in return, let tell you a story. After the story, you’ll naturally have your own verdict in your heart."
Her voice was soft, mingling with the sound of the wind chis, like a clear spring flowing through the mountains, tinkling lodiously.
The story she told, however, caused Roy Yarn to furrow his brows slightly.
In his eyes was shock and complete disagreent.
He had thought that the events that unfolded in the Yarn family were already surprising enough, but he had not anticipated that what lay between Hannah and Louis Snyder was even more so...
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