Grandma Qin snorted, dismissing Qin Zhenzhen's words as nonsense.
However, Qin Zhenzhen remained serious and said, "Grandma, please don't worry. If I were an imposter, my parents would have noticed by now."
"You can inform my parents about this and have them confirm whether or not I am their daughter."
Grandma Qin fell silent, realizing that Qin Zhenzhen had a point. She considered the fact that she could discern the authenticity of Qin Zhenzhen based on the aroma of the fish soup and her overall demeanor, which was not entirely convincing.
Her voice sounded the same, her scent matched, and her appearance seemed identical. That's why Qin Zhenzhen was so confident.
Yet, Grandma Qin couldn't shake the feeling that Qin Zhenzhen was somehow different, despite the similarities.
