When the woman heard this, she habitually grabbed the file beside her and threw it out: "Oh, Yu Wenchang actually dared to do sothing like this, betraying so blatantly. Watch deal with him. He’s really bold now, dares to have a family outside, doesn’t care about at all anymore. He doesn’t like us mother and son anymore, right? Fine, I’m going to talk to him right now."
Seeing his mother act like such a shrew, Yu Hao quickly pressed her down into the chair, fearing she would rush out instantly.
In the past, when Yu Hao discovered this matter, he initially wanted to tell his mother but was afraid she would be hurt, so he suppressed it, hoping to quickly hold all the shares of Yu Group.
Besides, he had discussed this with his father at the ti, and his father said Yu Group would only be his, and his father’s favorite was just the woman outside, hoping to give her a bit of living space.
It seed like there was no threat to his own interests, so Yu Hao completely put this matter behind him. He didn’t expect that now his mother had cheated too. Even if his father didn’t like his mother, when a man hears soone made him wear a green hat, no one wants to listen to it.
Thinking about this, Yu Hao was really scared at this mont.
"What are you going to do? Don’t you know what you’ve done? You don’t even know if your son is your own, and you want to threaten others? Don’t you want to get what’s in your hand right now? I really don’t know what you’re thinking."
Seeing her son angry now, the woman quickly sat down, feeling particularly lost, and anxiously asked: "Then what should we do? Quickly give your mom an idea, mom, mom will listen to you now, just hoping this matter won’t be exposed."
At this mont, Yu Hao sneered: "Now I see you’re no better than my father, one is not stronger than the other. One is maintaining a family outside; the other did such things before marriage. You just stay at ho quietly like before and pretend not to know about dad’s family outside."
"And dad simply can’t spare ti to investigate this matter. The head of the finance departnt can’t directly expose this matter. Besides, by the ti I get more shares in the company, even if I’m not dad’s son, so what? We still have our living space as mother and son, don’t we?"
After hearing her son’s idea, the woman imdiately laughed, not expecting her son to co up with such a good idea. Now it seed she and her son could survive completely, so she nodded and patted Yu Hao’s shoulder.
"You really are mom’s good son, having you is mom’s least regrettable decision. Then get back to work, mom won’t disturb you, don’t worry. Once I go back, I definitely won’t act rashly."
Watching the woman leave the office, Yu Hao’s face completely darkened. How many tis had he felt proud to be the young master of Yu Group, but now it all seed like a joke, as if God had struck him with lightning, leaving him numb on the spot.
After the woman went out and humd a song, she was very happy thinking about this; anyway, her son was handling everything for her, she just needed to stay happy.
At this mont, Yu Hao had no mindset to work, so he quickly went back ho. Seeing his father’s room door still open, he pushed it open and walked in. His father and mother had been in separate rooms for many years, so just finding his father’s hair could be used for a paternity test.
For soone of Yu Hao’s father’s age, hair loss was severe, and finding fallen hair was actually quite easy for soone of his father’s age.
With the hair in hand, he imdiately went out. As he went out, he ran into the housekeeper, who was a bit curious.
Why did Yu Hao co back during work hours? Yu Hao used to be so diligent, he absolutely couldn’t have co back during work hours.
"Young master, why did you co back today? Is there sothing you forgot or sothing left behind? Just tell , I’ll personally deliver it for you, isn’t that better than troubling you to co back yourself?"
Hearing the housekeeper’s words, Yu Hao didn’t have the mood to deal with her.
"I just ca back to pick up so things, so I won’t disturb you. Okay, you continue with your work."
After hearing Yu Hao’s words, the housekeeper was indeed a bit curious but still went about handling her own affairs, while Yu Hao, holding his father’s hair, imdiately went to the hospital.
After sending the hair for testing, Yu Hao dared not wait for the result, as it would take quite so ti to co out.
The doctor, however, frowned as he took the hair, being quite familiar with both Yu Hao and his father, having been friends despite the age difference.
"Why are you sending it for a paternity test? Whose is this?"
"This must be registered with an identity; without registration, a test can’t be done."
Upon hearing this, Yu Hao imdiately felt annoyed, realizing he’d really been careless earlier. He shouldn’t have co to this hospital, knowing it was a good friend of his father. Thinking of this, Yu Hao pulled up a fraudulent smile.
"Uncle, you misunderstood. This was sent by a friend who asked to bring it over for a paternity test, but he told earlier he probably doesn’t need it. Forget it, just throw these away, don’t trouble yourself."
Dr. Zhao found it a bit strange. It had already been brought, why throw it away now? His friend’s son was indeed a bit odd.
"Well, alright then, you can let your friend co over another day. However, I really don’t recomnd doing a paternity test. If it confirms the relationship, it can always hurt the relationship between the two. If it doesn’t, it will harm their harmony even more."
Dr. Zhao sighed, still not understanding what people thought nowadays.
After hearing Dr. Zhao’s words, Yu Hao shook his head and chuckled. As a doctor, Dr. Zhao surely hoped things like this happened less often, but there was no perfectly reasonable world.
Seeing Dr. Zhao leave, Yu Hao imdiately retrieved the plastic bag containing the hair from the trash can. Even if he went to another hospital, he had to send it for testing.
Returning, Dr. Zhao remained puzzled. Then he thought of his old friend, whom he hadn’t contacted for a long ti, so he made a phone call to his friend.
"Oh, Old Yu, we haven’t been in touch for so long. Have you already forgotten your old friend?"
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