Bring your son to chase after your wife, please go home

Chapter 135 Phantom empty dream (2)
She took it and looked at it, and there was no surprised expression on her face. The content of this letter was actually similar to the ones in the following, probably because the two had just started dating, and the longing between the lines was not very clear, just Just a few words of hello.

The signature is still in Pan Yang's name.

Baili Changge glanced at it casually, and when she was about to put the letter back into her arms, she suddenly settled on the signing place from the corner of her eye, and then she frowned slightly.

Seeing this, Ye Hen knew that she must have discovered something, so he quickly got up and came over to have a look, but he didn't see anything, so he simply asked her, "What's wrong?"

"The handwriting looks familiar." Baili Changge said, took out the record booklet from the carriage, opened it and handed it to Ye Hen the night he went to Pan Yang's house to make notes, "Here... look Is the place where the signature is exactly the same as the handwriting on this letter paper?"

"Written by the same person, of course they are exactly the same." Ye Hen looked at her amusedly, "Could it be that you are too tired from running back and forth for the past two days, and your brain is not working?"

Baili Changge glanced at him, "My feeling is right. The letters I saw in Qin Dai's room before were signed by Pan Yang and written in Pan Yang's handwriting, but none of the letters were signed by me. It feels familiar."

Hearing what she said, Qin Kaiming took out another piece of letter paper from his bosom, and said, "I saw this one in the drawer under Xian'er's dressing table. There are many originals like this, but I can't read or write Knowing what is written on it, I can only pick one at random and want to show it to you.”

Baili Changge took it, compared it with the previous letter paper, and suddenly realized, she pointed to the place where the signature was signed and said to Ye Hen: "Look at the word 'wood' on the left half of the word 'Yang'. I like to put a few invisible little ticks when closing the pen, but the other one doesn't."

Ye Hen frowned slightly. He took the two letters from her and compared them together. Then he took the booklet for the record and looked at Pan Yang's signature. After a long time, he finally said, "It's written by two people."

When Qin Kaiming heard such words suddenly, he was so frightened that he fell back on the stool, his face turned pale, and he murmured: "How is it possible... How is this possible?"

Baili Changge also found it inconceivable, who on earth made such a bad joke on Qin Dai.

She sat back on the stool, calmed down and asked Qin Kaiming, "Uncle Qin, think about it carefully, is it true that Pan Yang is the only one who communicates with Miss Qin?"

"Could it be that you still suspect that my daughter will do nasty things with other men?" Qin Kaiming's old eyes turned cold, and a cold light shot out.

Baili Changge said in his heart that you had been scolding her for being shameless earlier?

Qin Kaiming seemed to see through her thoughts, poured a cup of tea and said, "I admit, the fact that Xian'er's mother abandoned our father and daughter and ran away with other men gave me a big blow. He also drank heavily all day long, venting all his anger on Xian'er, beating and scolding her constantly. He even sold her to traffickers...in exchange for drinking money."

Speaking of this, he was already in tears, "Fortunately, God has treated me well. Xian'er came back after traveling outside for a few years, learned a lot of skills, and opened a piano shop by herself. After she came back, I completely came back from the darkness." She never beat or scolded her, and praised her whenever she met. Xian'er is really upbeat, as obedient as before, and has not brought me any burden. You say, how can such an obedient woman elope with others? Her favorite is obviously Pan Yang!"

"What if all she likes is the person who wrote her a letter and signed it as 'Pan Yang'?"

(End of this chapter)