Chapter 715: 230: Identity fraud, directly uncover the truth_6
Upon hearing that, Ye Jun was very excited.
She thought that it would be down to Viola Thompson’s instigation, that the Thompson family would have a bad impression of her. She had already prepared her words accordingly.
But to her surprise, Elena Williams proposed marriage outright.
A girl always needs to restrain a little, “Aunt, Harry and I are still young, and we are not in a hurry to get married.”
“Young, not so young,” Elena continued, “When can you speak to your parents about eting us, your future in-laws?”
A eting.
This placed Ye Jun in a difficult situation.
After all, her parents were common farrs, not so research workers.
What if the Thompson Family saw through her?
So, she mustn’t let the Thompson family figure anything out for now.
It must wait until the rice is completely cooked.
Ye Jun looked at Elena, smiling, “Aunt, my parents are very busy this year. They might not make ti to et you and uncle.”
“Are they that busy?” Elena asked.
Ye Jun nodded, “Yes, they are research workers, busy with experints all day. I have not even been able to talk to them for quite so ti.”
Elena continued, “Which departnt do they work, that keeps them so busy?”
“The biological departnt.”
Elena nodded, “And what are your parents’ nas? We’ve known each other for so long and I don’t even know.”
Ye Jun had a bad feeling about this.
Why would Elena suddenly ask for her parents’ nas out of the blue?
But then again, her parents were by extension Thompson family.
“My father’s na is Jonathan Roem, and my mother’s is Molly Novak.”
At her words, Elena nodded and made a ntal note of Ye Jun’s parents’ nas.
After a few more chitchats, Elena left.
Looking at Elena’s receding figure, Ye Jun’s unease diminished a lot.
It seems that Viola’s status in the Thompson family is not as significant as she had imagined.
Otherwise, Elena wouldn’t have brought up marriage again.
Once back in her room.
Elena sent a ssage to Viola.
Being impatient with typing, Elena gave Viola a video call directly.
“Viola.”
“Second Aunt.”
Viola just got out from the bathroom after a shower and was drying her hair.
“Viola, can you do a favor?” Elena asked.
“Say it.”
For so reason, Elena trusted Viola a lot, she felt at ease asking her for this favor.
Not to ntion that Viola has many friends and a broad network, she felt that the information that Viola gleaned would be reliable.
So, the first person Elena thought of was Viola.
Elena said, “Help check out two people, see if they really work at the space bureau’s biology departnt.”
“Okay,” Viola laughed, “Luckily, I know soone who works there. It would be easy to check up on people.”
Hearing that, Elena said, “Viola, I knew I could rely on you for this. I’ll send you the nas.”
“Alright.”
Then Elena added, “I just don’t believe her parents are researchers.”
She didn’t find this suspicious initially. But ever since she realized what Ye Jun had done, she resented Ye Jun more and more.
“Viola, there’s another thing, please help check,” Elena brought up the car accident that Harry had been involved in.
But when Elena found out about it, she had been very grateful to Ye Jun.
Without Ye Jun, there wouldn’t be Mandel Thompson. Ye Jun had saved him.
But now when she thought about it again, she felt that the incident was too much of a coincidence.
How can there be such a coincidence in the world!
Upon hearing this, Viola laughed and reassured, “Second Aunt, you can rely on for this.”
“Thank you, Viola.”
“Second Aunt, we’re family. There’s no need to be so formal.”
After hanging up the phone, Elena planned to apply a face mask. Suddenly, the doorbell rang.
“Who is it?” Elena walked to the side and asked cautiously.
“Mom, it’s ,” Harry’s voice ca from the other side of the door.
Elena opened the door.
“What are you up to this late?”
Sons are never as considerate as daughters.
If it was Viola, she certainly wouldn’t disturb her this late.
Harry entered, “Mom, I’ve been thinking. Maybe we shouldn’t dig into Ye Jun’s background. If I have chosen to be with her, I should trust her.”
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