Chapter 624: Chapter 624 Refusal to Recognize Chapter 624: Chapter 624 Refusal to Recognize By the ti they began searching for Yu Shaoya, ten years had passed since the end of that movent, and it wasn’t so easy to quickly rectify each case. Their family was almost the last on the list for redress, not to ntion the many reviews that were still required.
No matter what Yu Shaoya did, the old master and mistress of the Yu Family eventually forgave her! After all, she was the child they had raised by hand, and the elderly couple still held a fondness for her. Who hasn’t made mistakes? Many families were fragnted during that era, and Yu Shaoya was not unique. The parents couldn’t possibly remain truly angry with their child.
Thus, Yu Shaohua began to look for Yu Shaoya. However, as Yu Shaohua had fallen seriously ill due to injuries suffered in the countryside, returning to the city only to succumb to illness, he was too weak to search for Yu Shaoya himself. This led to Yu Shaohan’s involvent, who, despite her reluctance to find her sister and harboring so resentnt in her heart, learned upon finding Yu Shaoya that she had passed away.
No one knew Yu Shaoya had a child. Yu Shaohan, being so neglectful, had inadvertently relocated Yu Shaoya’s grave quietly, thereby overlooking the existence of Bai Xiao.
But how was she now to handle these affairs?
She truly couldn’t bring herself to embrace them in tears of joy upon learning the truth, feeling only a montary resentnt at the mont of revelation. But soon, engulfed by a sorrowful confusion, the resentnt slowly dissipated. It wasn’t that she wasn’t sad, but after the sadness, she didn’t wish to change anything.
The deceased are gone. Yu Shaoya’s rights and wrongs no longer had anything to do with her. Even if Yu Shaoya had committed great offenses against the Yu Family, she was the woman who chose to die in order to give birth to her, the woman who protected her with her life. That was enough.
No one could predict their own sufferings. After all, her adoptive parents had treated her sincerely. Her brothers and sisters had also tried their best to be kind to her. In this world, truly, no one owed her anything. Those who owed her were already matters that she could take into her own hands.
Seeing Bai Xiao’s unresponsive deanor, Yu Shaohua had an indescribable feeling, quite different from what he had imagined. This girl had no intention of recognizing them as family.
“Bai Xiao, don’t you believe it now?”
“I believe! I am Yu Shaoya’s child, but what does that change?” Bai Xiao didn’t know what Yu Shaohua wanted.
“Bai Xiao, we understand you’re harboring resentnt, but I just want you to co back and et the elders! They miss you terribly, and we are family after all!”
“Who is my father?”
Bai Xiao wouldn’t fail to ask. She didn’t distrust Li Chunhua’s answers – she selectively believed them, but thus far, there was no compelling evidence to prove her relationship to Monk Feng.
And the notion that Shang Feng was her father was quite repulsive.
Yu Shaohua shook his head, “Aside from your mother, probably no one knows who’s child you are. Your mother’s last words were that you weren’t Shang Feng’s child, but as to whose child you are, no one knows. In those tis, many things could happen.”
Bai Xiao nodded, “If there is nothing else, then I will be leaving!”
“Bai Xiao! Don’t you want to acknowledge us?”
The truth was, they hadn’t done anything wrong in this matter. The fault lay with the tis and a series of unfortunate misunderstandings.
“Even if you really are my uncle, there’s no need for us to recognize each other now. My mother is gone, and with her, the disputes should end. So what’s the point in acknowledging or not? I’ve grown accustod to living like this over the years and don’t feel anything is missing without relatives.” Bai Xiao turned and left all the sa.
Leaving Yu Shaohua in a room chilled with solitude.
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