Quick-wearing fancy whitewashing strategy

Chapter 175
"Stay here, my little lover~" When Chu Xia said these words, the atmosphere between the two changed instantly.

Yan Siwei's clear eyes became a little blurred, "Sister, do you know what you're talking about?"

Chu Xia chuckled softly in his ear, "It's you who don't know the situation."

After saying this, Chu Xia felt that Yan Siwei's aura remained unchanged.

The next moment, Yan Siwei hugged him into his arms.

Yan Siwei bent down and rubbed against her lips.

The two of them went all the way to the bedroom, when Yan Siwei started to unbutton the third button of Chu Xia's jacket, his movements suddenly stopped.

"What's wrong?" Chu Xia's voice at this time was still a bit confused and confusing.

"Sister, you have a butterfly-like shape here, is it born with you, or did you get it tattooed later?"

What Yan Siwei was talking about was the butterfly-shaped red birthmark on Chu Xia's left [chest]. She still remembered that when the original owner was a child, Mother Wang wondered why she didn't notice this birthmark when she was just born.

"I was born with it, what's the matter?" Although Chu Xia was full of doubts, she had already guessed in her heart that it must be related to her life experience, and it was very related.

Sure enough, Yan Siwei sat up next, the [ambiguous] expression on his face slowly receded, and he said to Chu Xia, "Sister, do you still remember the Gong Xun we met earlier?"

"Ok?"

"Because our family and the Gong family are family friends, we also know a little about the affairs of the Gong family. Brother Gong Xun's third uncle, who is also the youngest son of Mr. Gong, has a daughter who was lost shortly after birth. She There is a birthmark on your body that is the same as yours. The location and shape are the same."

"That's right..." Chu Xia said with some ambiguity.

This is a plot that did not appear in the original plot at all.

In the original plot, Wang Chuxia used Yan Siwei at the beginning, and then hung Cheng Molin, and did not have any relationship with the two of them.But later, after Cheng Molin found out that her true love was Wang Yuhan, she also found out that she really loved Cheng Molin.

Afterwards, she had several relationships with Cheng Molin, and it was impossible for Cheng Molin not to notice this birthmark on her body.

And the relationship between the Cheng family and the Gong family is not bad, it can only be said that they deliberately concealed it from the Gong family.

Moreover, the tragic consequences that the original owner ended up with were also caused by Cheng Molin for the so-called "true love".

Next, the two of them had no interest in continuing what they hadn't done before.

Yan Siwei made an appointment with Gong Xun the next day.

And when Gong Xun heard Yan Siwei's narration, he notified his family and took Chu Xia to do a paternity test.

A week later, the identification results came out.

Chu Xia is really the little girl lost by the Gong family.

Back then, the third young master of the Gong family married an ordinary woman regardless of his family's resistance.

After giving birth to Chu Xia, the third young master of the Gong family excitedly went to announce the good news to the Gong family. He told about the birth of Chu Xia and described the characteristics of Chu Xia. He hoped that the family would agree and bless them for the sake of the new born child. .

Mr. Gong really softened his heart, and asked them to move back.

But the third young master of the Gong family was hit and killed by a car on the way back to the hospital excitedly.

And Chu Xia's mother, after knowing her husband died, only felt that her life was dark, and she wanted to die with him.

But he was also worried that after his death, there would be no one to take care of him in Chu Xia, so he took advantage of the fact that no one was paying attention, and after dropping the baby just born in Chu Xia and the delivery room next door, he sneaked out and committed suicide.

After listening to this story, Chu Xia deeply felt that the world of romance and literature cannot be deduced according to common sense.

(End of this chapter)