Lan Li carried Grandma Gu on his back, while Gu Hengyuan carried his wife. They quickly got in the car and rushed to the hospital, where both individuals were sent to the ergency room.
Everyone stayed at the hospital, and none of them felt at ease. Besides worrying about Mrs. Gu, they were also more concerned about Grandma Gu, who was advanced in age.
Leaving Lan’s mother and Gu Hengyuan at the hospital to take care of the patients, Lan Li went straight back to the Gu Family to look for the paternity test that Gu En had ntioned.
Under Gu En’s bed, in a small wooden box, Lan Li indeed found that paternity test that had been existent for several years. Looking at the data on it, Lan Li’s heart sank bit by bit.
All he could hope for now was that this paternity test did not belong to He Zhilan and Gu Hengyuan, but to so unrelated person, and that it was just sothing Gu En used to play a nasty trick on others.
Rembering the madness of Gu En in prison, Lan Li didn’t think to go back and ask for clarification; he knew that talking more to a person who had gone mad, a person without conscience, who never knew to reflect on themselves and always felt they were not wrong, would be useless.
After taking the report, Lan Li went straight back to the hospital. By the ti he arrived, both Grandma Gu and Mrs. Gu had been moved to the wards and had woken up.
However, both were bathed in tears, clutching their chests, knowing how imnse their sorrow must be at this mont.
If He Zhilan was indeed Gu Zhilan, then this reality would bring a greater shock than the death of the Old Master, both to their families and to both the Gu Family and the Lan Family.
"Have you brought the paternity test?" Gu Hengyuan asked with a sigh, his head lowered, rubbing his forehead, clearly overwheld with anxiety.
Lan Li nodded his head, handed over the paternity report to Gu Hengyuan, and said, "Uncle, one report doesn’t prove anything. This might be soone else’s paternity report, which Xiao’en could have used to deceive people."
"Perhaps what Xiao’en said was all true," Mrs. Gu sobbed softly. "Why does the child I watched growing up beco such a terrifying figure today? Why can I not recognize my own daughter when she appears in front of ? Why is it , the one hurting my own daughter?"
Mrs. Gu lifted her hands, "It was these hands, I pushed her, causing her to miscarry, I lost the child, my hands are stained with my grandchild’s blood."
"Auntie, nothing has been investigated yet, we shouldn’t just take Xiao’en’s word for it," Lan Li consoled.
However, Grandma Gu shook her head on one side, "Lan Li, actually, in your heart, you also believe what Xiao’en said is true, don’t you? If He Zhilan is not Gu Zhilan, why would Xiao’en oppose her at every turn? Why has Xiao’en repeatedly tried to put her in mortal danger? Do you rember? When we first t He Zhilan, even her na was sothing Xiao’en dared not let us know, repeatedly addressing her as ’Classmate He’ for what reason? Isn’t it because Xiao’en was afraid that her na would make us recognize her as Gu Zhilan? When He Zhilan was invited to the Gu Mansion for the Old Master’s birthday feast, Xiao’en resorted to hiring a hitman to kill her, not wanting He Zhilan to appear before us. After He Zhilan left the Gu Family, at that ti, Zhilan must have recognized us, and Gu En must have known He Zhilan had recognized us. Therefore, she hastened to plot the murder of He Zhilan, yet Lin Chan saved her in ti, and she escaped death."
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