"You don’t need to overthink. Dad does know a bit of the reason."
Kang Li inford Jiang Boya of what Jiang Hongfa had investigated through a friend: "It was your grandfather who asked an old friend in North City to find out that your biological mother accidentally found Xu Chunxia on the street, whether it was a sudden act of kindness or not,
she not only took the person to the hospital for treatnt, but later when she learned she had nowhere to go, she brought her ho to be a little maid. Unexpectedly, the lawyer arranged by Dad ca to look for your whereabouts,
so your biological mother got the idea to recognize a daughter. Coincidentally, the girl from the sa village as you ca from the Great Northwest and was from a village under the town familiar to your biological mother,
so she devised a plan on that girl, using a casually fabricated story to make the girl believe her words."
After listening, Kang Li chuckled: "It seems like Zhou Yu beat Huang Gai!"
"With your words, combined with what your grandfather’s friend found, they indeed count as one willing to hit and the other willing to bear."
Jiang Boya agreed.
"Each has selfish motives but didn’t expect the plan to fall apart with you, I wonder how that fake mother-daughter pair is doing now."
"Want to know?"
"I’m not that free."
"If you really want to know, Dad can arrange for soone to find out."
"No need. I don’t want to be involved with people who have ntal issues."
Kang Li shook his head: "Xu Chunxia has changed a lot since coming to North City. I once persuaded her a bit as a fellow villager, but good words can’t persuade a damned ghost. She was tricked by a man nad Jack to go abroad..." Speaking of this, Kang Li paused, looking at Jiang Boya thoughtfully: "Dad, could Xu Chunxia’s being taken abroad have sothing to do with Allen’s mother?"
"..." Jiang Boya pondered and after a while, nodded and shook his head: "I can’t be sure. But Lily Davis did inquire if I had any children in the country."
Kang Li was silent for a mont, and then faintly said: "Dad, that man nad Jack must be from the Davis family, more precisely, he was directed by Allen’s mother,
to co to our country to find , but didn’t expect Lady Fang to recognize a fake daughter. From this, it’s inferred that when you arranged for the lawyer to return to the country, Jack was already ordered to keep an eye on your lawyer,
then learned that Xu Chunxia was your child, and deliberately got close to her, ultimately capturing her with his affections and smoothly taking her out of our country.
In fact, when Jack was taking Xu Chunxia away, I t them at G City train station and ddled to persuade Xu Chunxia again."
With the end of Kang Li’s words, Jiang Boya laughed: "The other side didn’t heed the advice, right?"
"Yes."
Kang Li wasn’t embarrassed at all, she even innocently said: "Good words can’t persuade a damned ghost, and it turns out that Xu Chunxia almost t her end abroad."
"Alright, let’s stop talking about others, let’s discuss Bun and the other two, you and Luo Yanqing really have no plans for the three kids?"
"Dad, feel free to speak."
"Okay, then I won’t beat around the bush!"
Jiang Boya wore a serious look: "You know Bun and the others’ intelligence, if they just go to school like other kids their age, it’s not only a waste of their ti but also unfair to the three children."
"They’re not just following the regular path. Haven’t I arranged for them to co to the old house on weekends and holidays, following your and Grandfather’s arrangent, to study with a private tutor? Besides, Luo Yanqing and I have already promised them that after they finish their fifth birthday, we’ll send them directly to third grade in elentary school. Do you think there’s sothing wrong with this arrangent, Dad?"
With her beautiful eyes full of confusion, Kang Li tilted her head to look at Jiang Boya.
Her father’s heart was touched by his darling daughter’s cuteness, Jiang Boya took a while to calm down before he said: "But Bun and the others say they’re really bored in kindergarten."
Kang Li frowned: "Dad, kids need a childhood. I don’t want them to beco learning machines. Yes, I know they are intelligent, and it’s not okay to stifle their talents,
but I think my children must have the childhood they deserve. They need to interact with kids their age, otherwise, a premature exposure to society and the adult world, even if they are smart and capable, will surely lead to various issues when interacting with others."
Speaking of this, Kang Li sat up straight, a serious face: "Is it Bun and the others who asked you to be their spokesperson, demanding not to go to kindergarten anymore, right?"
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