nghe again became concerned about his two granddaughters' studies. Upon learning that they both had gone to university, he was full of praise once more, especially since Ou Yan was still a top student...Just imagining that scene, Jiang Yue felt a pang of pain.

My aunt thinks that if my mother hadn't been disabled and hadn't cried every day because she couldn't find us, she would have had a better life. Our family wouldn't have broken up, and my father wouldn't have remarried so quickly after my mother died...

"When Jiang Yue said this, her eyes dimmed for a moment before quickly brightening. "But I don't blame my aunt, none of this is her fault. If anyone is to blame, it's that truck that suddenly swerved into our lane..."

If the other car hadn't suddenly changed lanes, the female driver wouldn't have been unable to dodge it. Her mother wouldn't have been pierced in the calf by steel bars and suffered lifelong disability. Her father wouldn't have been so distraught after receiving a call that his wife was admitted to the ICU, and wouldn't have momentarily lost sight of his child.

It all seems like it was destined to be.

"Then, how does your father treat you" Ou Yan asked softly. "Were you and your brother happy to go home Was he happy to see you both"

Let me know if you have any other text you'd like me to translate!ourse, I wouldn't just sit around waiting to die. My aunt believes their conspiracy is like fire hidden under a pile of paper – it will eventually be exposed. Until then, what she needs to do is live...