"No need to apologize." Chi Cheng’s eyes were as gentle as moonlight, "Were those dishes actually taught to you by soone else, right?"
"It was the servant Zhang Ma who taught ..." An Ran nodded, suddenly surprised, "Brother, how did you know?"
"I don’t believe in such coincidences in the world."
At first, Chi Cheng was indeed deeply trapped in sorrow, but as reason gradually returned, so did his intelligence.
How could it be such a coincidence, the things made by the little rabbit were exactly the sa as the last few dishes his mother made for him before she passed?
Another interpretation of being overly coincidental is deliberate arrangent.
An Ran listened dumbly, finally realizing, "You an Zhang Ma was bribed by soone to deliberately teach to make these dishes?"
Although he was the one who guided An Ran to this layer of consideration, he still approved by patting the little rabbit’s head, "Ranran is really smart."
"You have already fired Zhang Ma, so was that why you had to cook yourself this morning, brother?"
Chi Cheng lightly tugged at the corner of his mouth, "Daring to be so crafty under my nose, it’s not just as simple as being fired."
Wow...
An Ran was really close to being impressed by her brother.
She loved reading novels. Every ti the male protagonist’s IQ dropped, causing misunderstandings with the female protagonist, An Ran would get so angry that she wanted to dive into the book and beat the male protagonist up.
But why is it completely different when it cos to my brother?
Moreover, she had never told her brother that it was Zhang Ma who taught her these dishes.
Chi Cheng looked at An Ran with a semblance of a smile, while his brain was already in overdrive.
Actually, it wasn’t just about these.
These days, Chi Cheng had been gathering clues about his mother’s suicide years ago.
He suspected...
A fleeting, ambiguous light flashed in Chi Cheng’s eyes.
An Ran turned her head to look at him.
Actually, An Ran was very understanding of her brother.
After all, everything now pointed towards... it was her mother’s fault that led to the suicide of Chi’s mother.
But every ti she thought about it, An Ran felt a very strange feeling in her heart.
It seed like a belief bursting out from deep within her mind.
Chi Aunt’s suicide absolutely had nothing to do with her own mother, yet concealed another truth.
Why do I feel this way...
Chi Cheng snapped back to reality, looked at the little rabbit who was also in a daze, and lightly tapped her small head with his hand, "Let’s go ho."
Although his mother’s will instructed him to take revenge on the An mother and daughter accordingly.
But if...
If his suspicions were correct?
If his mother’s suicide by jumping into the sea years ago was not so simple?
Thinking of this, Chi Cheng’s jawline gradually tensed up.
Just then, Chi Cheng’s phone rang urgently.
As soon as he answered, Lin Wanqing’s crying voice ca through, "Sob, sob, Chi Cheng, I’m in the hospital. I just got my health check results, and the doctor says there might be sothing wrong with my body, asking to do further tests. I’m so scared... will you co keep company?"
The car was very quiet, and An Ran could clearly hear Lin Wanqing’s voice.
Really, she felt super annoyed.
She took Chi Cheng’s phone, the little rabbit seed to have evolved into a biting little wild rabbit, "Hello Miss Lin, I’m An Ran. My brother is with now and probably can’t accompany you. I think you shouldn’t bother my brother for this matter, but should quickly contact your own family instead."
"I’m asking for Chi Cheng, how does it concern you? Chi Aunt loved the most when she was alive, treated like her own daughter. If she were still here, she would definitely have had Chi Cheng co and accompany !"
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