Gu Qianlan encountered Yin Feibai here, and her first reaction was to avoid him. But as soon as she turned around, she thought, with his expression, he clearly couldn’t recognize her, so why should she hide?
She mustered the courage to look Yin Feibai in the eyes, wanting to know how much she had changed in his view. Could it be that he really couldn’t recognize her?
After her costic surgery, she deliberately avoided people she knew before, and her brother arranged for her to work at a newly established branch in New Jersey, using the English na Qionina in the company.
So of the executives at the company knew her identity, but most people didn’t. She had lived a peaceful life for four or five years, spending her free ti at ho with her parents and child outside of work and business trips. Although her life seed monotonous, she felt fulfilled.
She had almost forgotten her past, filled with fear of chaos. With a child by her side, several n had confessed to her over the years. Even if they claid they didn’t mind her having a child, she never considered letting anyone into her life.
She longed for a complete small family, but there was never anyone who moved her. She wasn’t a little girl anymore and didn’t want to cultivate a new relationship with a stranger—it was too exhausting.
But did others not know about her situation, and did Yin Feibai not know either?
Why had she beco like this, if not for the grace of his wife, He Sirui?
If he cared a little about her and paid attention to her whereabouts, with the relationship between the Gu Family and Senye, he would have found out sothing anyway.
These past few years, he knew nothing about her, which showed how redundant she was in his eyes.
She stared blankly at Yin Feibai, who felt a tingling on his scalp and said, "Miss, it was my mistake, I apologize."
There was a slight irony on Gu Qianlan’s face. She had followed him since childhood, calling him "Brother Yin." He had never been so polite to her before, but now with a different face, the treatnt was different.
Gu Qianlan’s smile sent a chill down Yin Feibai’s spine. He recalled his words but found nothing amiss.
This lady gave off a feeling that was too... strange. Yes, strange—an inexplicable strangeness!
He handed her a business card, assuming she didn’t understand Chinese, and introduced himself in English.
Gu Qianlan took his business card, nodded at him as a farewell, and walked past him.
She hadn’t uttered a single word from beginning to end; he would definitely recognize her voice.
Yin Feibai watched her back—a familiar silhouette... sothing flashed through his mind, but he couldn’t catch it.
He stood there deep in thought when his assistant reminded him, "Young Master, we should go back. Tomorrow we have to et the Operations Director of the Gu Family’s branch in New Jersey."
Yin Feibai checked the ti on his wristwatch, "Let’s go."
He walked out of the cultural center, feeling an inexplicable sense of loss—an indescribable feeling.
Gu Qianlan hadn’t entered the interview venue yet when an announcent echoed across the hall: "The following is a missing person announcent. Will the guardian of Letitia please co to the security office imdiately to claim your child? The child is waiting for their mother. Thank you!"
Letitia... Gu Qianlan hurried to the security office, "Hello, I am Letitia’s mother!"
In the security office were three staff mbers, two n, and a little girl.
Gu Xingwan hugged one of the n’s legs tightly, the little girl crying with snot and tears, "Mommy, Daddy won’t acknowledge , boohoo..."
The man had his back to her, but Gu Qianlan recognized him at a glance—it was You Ran.
She stood at the doorway as if struck by lightning, not knowing what to do.
She had intended to quietly view the photography exhibition and leave, not wanting to et him, but Xingwan had insisted that this man was her father.
Gu Qianlan was filled with an overwhelming sense of bitterness. When her daughter asked why she was the only one in kindergarten without a father and where her father was, she never gave her a clear answer.
What could she say, that her father had been killed because of her?
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