"Mom, why are you questioning ? I didn’t do anything. I just happened to be here. Surely you don’t think I’m planning to do sothing wrong with Yang Yun, do you? I think you’re overreacting, how could you think of such things?" Yang Yun felt she couldn’t admit it, and if Yang Zhen dared not admit it, there was nothing their mother could say.
At most, she’d just be suspicious and ntion it to their father, and that’d be it.
Yang Yun didn’t know that her mother’s arrival was not coincidental. Yang Zhen had just called her directly, explaining everything to Zhao Jieyun in detail.
"Your daughter forced to do this, I had to tell you. But I don’t want to disappoint Grandpa and Uncle, so I could only tell you, Aunt. I’m afraid I’ve let you down. I’m afraid I can’t help you."
Zhao Jieyun was furious. She never expected her daughter to do such a thing! She thought her daughter might be jealous, might be angry, but she never imagined she’d resort to such thods. Disappointed and upset, she decided to co over.
Seeing her daughter refusing to admit it, she didn’t want to say more. Her heart turned cold, and she said calmly, "I will personally take Sun Chan over here for a blood test. You go ho."
"Why must there be a blood test?" Yang Yun said anxiously, "Is she really that important? She’s already doing fine now, can’t we just live as before? So what if we don’t acknowledge her? In the future, I will take care of you and be filial to you, what good is that village really?"
Zhao Jieyun looked at her daughter, "She’s your sister, soone related to you by blood. Don’t insult her like that. She’s flesh and blood dropped from a mother’s body, suffered so much in the village for many years. Do you know how regretful I feel about that? Yun’er, listen to , I promise, even if she’s here, I won’t love you any less. I will care for you..." Zhao Jieyun reached out and held her daughter’s shoulder.
Yang Yun shrugged off her mother’s hand, "No! I will never recognize her! No matter how good she is to , it won’t work." She turned and left after she finished speaking.
Zhao Jieyun let out a helpless sigh, this daughter was truly beyond hope.
After Yang Yun left, Sun Chan erged from the shadows, wearing a red dress that made her fair skin look even more striking, and she was quite attractive. Everything that transpired had been seen by Sun Chan. She appeared very calm, without much complaint.
Zhao Jieyun was sowhat dazed, as if she saw herself from over twenty years ago: "You heard what she just said, didn’t you? Don’t mind it, your sister went a little too far. I’ll talk to her."
"It’s okay." Sun Chan smiled faintly, "Let’s go for the blood test. We still don’t know for sure yet."
"We will be mother and daughter. I believe you are my daughter, and I will be good to you," Zhao Jieyun said earnestly.
Sun Chan nodded and followed Zhao Jieyun inside. She never really expected her to be exceptionally good to her, just felt that a long-held dream from a past life had finally co true, and she was very happy.
Confirming her identity is a really good thing.
Sun Chan and Zhao Jieyun both had their blood tested, and the blood type results ca out the sa day, and they matched.
When the results ca out, Sun Chan and Zhao Jieyun exchanged a glance. Sun Chan was surprisingly calm, while Zhao Jieyun was overjoyed. Although it wasn’t yet the final result, confirming if Sun Chan was indeed her daughter required further testing in the provincial city, which would take so ti. But Zhao Jieyun had already mostly accepted it as fact.
"Sun Chan, you are my child, I will be good to you."
Sun Chan smiled, "Thank you, you really are very kind to ."
Zhao Jieyun held her hand, speechless for a mont. Just a couple of words moved her so much, showing how poorly she lived before. Actually, she overthought it; Sun Chan felt genuinely awkward, not knowing what to say.
The two were about to part at the hospital entrance, but Zhao Jieyun was reluctant to leave, unsure of what to say.
"Well, I’ll be going now," Sun Chan smiled at her.
"Sun Chan. Shall we have a al? Are you hungry?"
Sun Chan thought about it and agreed.
Zhao Jieyun took Sun Chan to a small restaurant across the street and bought two bowls of wonton.
"I wasn’t sure what you liked to eat, so I just bought anything. Do you like it?"
"I like it." Sun Chan smiled, thinking, how coincidental it was that the first ti Gu Junming t her, he also bought her wonton.
Zhao Jieyun was nervous and, after so thought, said: "Actually, the na I originally gave you was Yaya. You should have been called Yang Ya. But your current na is quite nice too."
Sun Chan replied, "Yes, the barefoot doctor in the village gave it to ."
At that ti, the village cadres were going house to house registering households, and Zhao Xiuxia was too lazy to co up with a na. On that day, Sun Lijuan’s ankle was injured, and the barefoot doctor was bandaging her. Zhao Xiuxia was quite annoyed.
"A girl, just give her a na. Let’s call her Sun Honghong."
The cadre frowned, "This village already has over twenty girls called Honghong. Change it to sothing else."
"Change my ass! It’s lucky I’m raising her at all. Having a na is just for work." Zhao Xiuxia was unwilling to change the na, sticking with Honghong.
But the barefoot doctor suggested: "How about Sun Chan? The cicada outside sings beautifully, and it’s not too common."
The cadre also thought it was good, so she ended up with the na Sun Chan.
Although Sun Chan was smiling as she recounted the origin of her na, Zhao Jieyun felt heartbroken. Her beloved daughter, in soone else’s eyes, was just an extra, an unwanted person who endured so much hardship, doing so much work without a decent al.
How could she not feel heartsick? Because of this, Zhao Jieyun rembered the matter with Sun Lijuan.
"Oh, by the way, Sun Lijuan ca here asking to find her a job, and I arranged for her to stay at the camp."
Sun Chan nodded, "I guessed as much. Actually, we ran into her on the train back to the city, but she tried to take advantage without saying anything. Sun Lijuan and Zhao Xiuxia are alike, always aiming to gain benefits and put on a facade. I hope Auntie won’t concern yourself with her. Gu Junming has already arranged a position for her at the Poverty Alleviation Office. The notice will co in due ti, and once this is settled, it won’t concern us, so you don’t need to worry."
"But will she cause trouble?"
"She wouldn’t dare. The nurous wrongdoings from the past, the mistakes she made, are all docunted in a pledge she signed, which is in our hands as leverage."
"What exactly did they do?" Zhao Jieyun speculated there must be more to it—just the abuse during childhood wouldn’t warrant sothing like a signed pledge!
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