The government of M Country doesn't care about the nationality of the parents, or whether they have a marriage certificate, but they place great importance on the child's birth certificate, and just how important that document is needs no further explanation. At that time, Lian Qiao was considered dead at home and half-dead abroad, and had never even thought that there would be a chance to reunite with Brother Huo, so—
Her demeanor became somewhat unnatural as she lowered her eyes, no longer daring to look at the man, and said in a voice that was as small as it could be.
"Brother Huo, the father's section on Sanqi's birth certificate is... It's... It's... It's... him…"
She struggled to get the words out, repeating "It's..." a few times.
And his name, to her, was also a taboo.
As for the man who once disfigured himself to save her and had since been marked as persona non grata by Brother Huo upon returning to the country, Lian Qiao felt full of gratitude and guilt.
