Chapter 91: Chapter 91 The Truth About My Background (Part 1) Chapter 91: Chapter 91 The Truth About My Background (Part 1) When ng Yinhua was calling ng Chuyue, she suddenly rembered so words he had said in her past life, “Your mom left you a letter in the secret compartnt of the wardrobe drawer, and the letter said that Lin Youdong once begged her to agree to donate a kidney to Lin Fangwei, but she didn’t agree…”
ng Yinhua also told her that the letter only contained these details.
He ntioned this letter to corroborate the truth about the kidney donation.
Before and after her rebirth, ng Chuyue never paid much attention to this matter.
After all, many things in this life were different from her previous one, and ng Wanhua might not necessarily leave a letter.
But now, she decided to check the drawer’s hidden compartnt, just in case there was a letter there?
There were only two drawers in the wardrobe, and one wouldn’t notice they had a secret layer without careful inspection.
With careful inspection, it was easy to find.
Before long, ng Chuyue found that lone letter.
Before opening it, she pinched the thickness.
It wasn’t very thick, but it wasn’t thin either.
Upon opening it, she saw the letter was written on two ordinary sheets of stationary, nearly filled to the brim.
There was no signature on either side of the envelope, but the letter began with two characters…
“Chuyue.”
Indicating the letter was ant for her.
The first line of the main text, three words, “I’m sorry.”
ng Chuyue felt her heart stabbed, took a deep breath, and continued reading.
After finishing, she gasped in shock and slumped down on a bamboo chair next to the wardrobe.
So that was it, no wonder, no wonder…
ng Wanhua had left her in Xiaoliu Village for over a decade without care.
It turned out she was not ng Wanhua’s biological daughter.
Lin Fangwei…
she was.
Lin Fangwei was the biological daughter of ng Wanhua and Lin Youdong.
She herself…
was the daughter of Zhao Sulan and Han Zheng.
Han Zheng, he was Xiao Song’s adoptive father in her forr life, whom she had respected imnsely, who had adopted nine children, all of whom turned out to be successful, the sa Han Zheng.
And she was not about to turn eighteen this year, but was actually over nineteen.
As for how old exactly, ng Wanhua was not clear.
ng Wanhua made it very clear in the letter how their switch had occurred.
She said she never had any first love.
When she married Lin Youdong, she truly liked him.
He got drunk, took advantage of her, and after being found out, they ended up marrying.
Despite the circumstances, she was happy about the marriage and full of hope for their future together.
She believed that, given ti, he would co to like her as well.
Unfortunately, she had particularly bad luck, and just over a month later, city-bound policies for young intellectuals were implented.
Zhao Sulan was Lin Youdong’s first love.
After he returned to the city, he heard she was still waiting for him and didn’t mind that he was already married; she would marry him if he got a divorce, and he unhesitatingly divorced ng Wanhua.
Although ng Wanhua was from the countryside, she was beautiful and smart since childhood, had finished high school, and would have gone to college if not for the unexpected marriage with Lin Youdong.
She always held her head high and proud, and though she liked Lin Youdong, she wouldn’t force it and divorced him swiftly.
At the ti of the divorce, she was already over three months pregnant.
Because she liked Lin Youdong, she decided to give birth to the child and raise it herself.
Lin Youdong was aware of this and had tacitly agreed.
However, when Zhao Sulan found out, she bribed a colleague from the textile factory where ng Wanhua worked and secretly administered abortion drugs to her.
Fortunately, another colleague caught them in the act, and a miscarriage was avoided.
Because of this, she gave up her job at the textile factory to her sister-in-law, Yin Fenglian, and went ho to maintain her pregnancy.
When she was about to give birth, Yin Fenglian, to thank her, offered to take her to the town to wait for the birth, saying it was closer to the hospital and safer.
She treasured the child in her belly, which she had almost lost, and took up Yin Fenglian’s offer.
However, not wanting to trouble Yin Fenglian too much, she rented a small house near the town hospital herself and moved in with Zhao Tianzhi.
At the ti, it was the latter half of the fifth month of the lunar calendar, and the weather was especially hot.
Although there was electricity, Zhao Tianzhi always liked to go out to the alley to cool off, which is how she got to know Old Madam Lee, the neighbor with poor vision.
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