If you don’t care about others’ opinions, you’re either ntally strong or as shaless as He Siyu and Lian Cheng.
"Why did mom and dad go when my sister went to participate in the program?"
He Siyu was imrsed in her own thoughts.
In her mory, since childhood, He Sitian often participated in various activities related to piano and music.
Basically, it was her teachers or agents who accompanied her, and rarely her parents.
On the contrary, when He Siyu was sotis chosen as an etiquette girl at school sports events because of her "good deanor," He Yannian or Tian Huimin would excitedly attend.
Her parents accompanied her much more often than He Sitian.
Now, she finally returned from Country F, but mom and dad didn’t wait at ho; they actually went along with He Sitian to Shanghai.
The thought made He Siyu feel disappointed.
As soone selfish like her, she didn’t consider that He Yannian and his wife accompanied He Sitian because she had just been injured and perhaps had not yet fully recovered.
She only felt that mom and dad didn’t care about her anymore; they cared more about her sister.
Especially after learning about her origin, He Siyu no longer had the initial excitent and anticipation.
From her real mother, Qin Shiyu, she felt an even deeper sense of rejection and abandonnt.
This only made the already insecure He Siyu overthink even more.
"...Dad and mom are really biased. Not being their own child makes all the difference!"
He Siyu didn’t say this out loud and only muttered it silently in her heart.
The helplessness and despair of being abandoned by the whole world surged into her heart again.
"Yeah! Siyu, have you forgotten that your sister just got injured? Although she’s out of the hospital, it’s still not the sa as being uninjured!"
Seeing He Siyu acting like the whole world wronged her, the aunt got increasingly annoyed.
With a tone full of sarcasm, she said, "This music festival is the first big event Sitian attended after her injury. Professor He and Lawyer Tian were worried, so they went along—"
The aunt wasn’t hinting anymore; she nearly pointed at He Siyu’s nose, saying: He Siyu, your sister got hurt, and you’re still competing with her?
Why?
It’s okay for Professor He to indulge your antics, but they can’t accompany Sitian?
Besides, even if He Sitian wasn’t injured, being able to participate in such a big event is itself a family honor for the He Family.
Going to the scene to cheer is only natural, isn’t it?
It’s just that Sitian didn’t care about these things before; otherwise, other families would have definitely gone all out.
The aunt’s attitude was so firm that even He Siyu, engrossed in her own world, couldn’t continue to "play dumb."
She sheepishly said, a bit embarrassed, "Oh, right, my sister got hurt, her hand—"
Right then, as if she suddenly rembered sothing, He Siyu stood up abruptly and shouted at the aunt, "You said my sister went to the music festival? Is she going to perform piano live?"
The aunt, startled by her exclamation, instinctively stepped back two steps before saying, looking puzzled, "Of course!"
Sitian is a special guest at the music festival, a very prestigious role.
When she gets there, she will certainly perform.
"No! No way!"
He Siyu, filled with fear, repeatedly said no, "What are mom and dad thinking? They will ruin my sister!"
Luckily, Tian Huimin wasn’t there, or she would have been infuriated again.
Lian Cheng questioned if they were exploiting Sitian, and He Siyu actually had the sa thought process.
Perhaps, from another perspective, He Siyu and Lian Cheng are indeed a match made by thunder!
Their thinking is so peculiar, always using their own thoughts to judge others.
"No, I have to go to Shanghai!"
"I have to stop them! They can’t treat Sitian like this!"
He Siyu seed like a person full of emotions; she was agitated, angry, and impatient.
Aunt:... Just suddenly felt, maybe He Siyu isn’t quite well?
She happens to be the only sane person on the scene.
Lian Cheng was hit with a bloody nose and was stuffing tissue into his nostril with force.
Hearing He Siyu’s words, he imdiately felt a sense of "kindred spirit" and, with a nasal tone, shouted: "Siyu, you think this is wrong too, don’t you?"
"I tried to stop it back then, but I couldn’t!"
ng Hao held his head; when fighting with Lian Cheng earlier, he accidentally got punched in the temple.
ng Hao only felt his ears buzzing, his head heavy, and a sense of nausea.
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