Mrs. Lan knew that they, mother and daughter, had no relation to Mrs. Liu. She felt the same about Xiao'er and his siblings. However, Shen Chengyao was different; he was Bao'er's real uncle, bonded by blood. He wouldn't abandon his own, nor would he abandon Bao'er.
The third and fourth siblings were the most emotional in this family.
But she didn't know that the more emotional a person is, the harder it is to forgive when their heart had been deeply wounded by those emotions.
Deep down, Shen Chengyao regretted tremendously. He had always seen his nieces and nephews as his own children. Even if their parents were not good people, it shouldn't affect the children. He had wished for them to have a good future, and that's why he took them along.
But what was his eldest niece saying now? She felt no guilt, as if she had done the right thing. Maybe she even thought that throwing Xi'er out saved everyone else. That was a good deed, right?
