Chapter 10: The Fallen Child Star (10) part 2

Xu Ji’s eyes lit up.

Yes, if they initiated the paternity test first, the other side would be forced into a passive position.

Two hours later—

「Xu Yiyuan V: Last night, I was shocked and bewildered to suddenly learn I have another biological father. Although I’ve always wished deep down that Xu Dad was my real father, it was merely a child’s innocent wish.

I didn’t respond immediately because I was waiting for the paternity testing department to open.

I’ve never met Weiheng’s birth mother, nor have I wronged her. I don’t understand why she would harbor such malice towards our family.」

Attached was a photo of him at a paternity testing facility.

「Yiyuan’s father Xu Ji V: As a mother, wanting to protect one’s child is understandable. However, I believe it should be done through proper means, not by slandering and framing others.

Yao Rong, sigh, after all these years, you still haven’t changed.」

He also attached a photo of himself with the paternity testing facility as the background.

…

Zhang Qingyi was so angry she could barely contain herself.

After waking up, she noticed the sticky note Xu Weiheng had thoughtfully left on her door, reminding her that breakfast was in the thermal container.

Praising Xu Weiheng’s consideration, Zhang Qingyi happily finished the warm meal, then sat under the grape trellis to sunbathe and opened her phone.

That’s when she saw the posts from the “big and little b*stards.”

“Shameless! This is too shameless!” Zhang Qingyi jumped up.

“They responded?” someone chimed in.

Zhang Qingyi was surprised: “Sister Yao, you’re awake?”

It was indeed Yao Rong who had spoken.

Bathed in the mellow sunlight, Yao Rong wore soft, smooth cotton pajamas. Her trimmed hair fell loosely behind her head. Tall and elegant, with a long neck, the dullness of her skin had faded, replaced by a rosy complexion.

With these external flaws gone, Yao Rong’s bone structure, which bore a 50% resemblance to Xu Weiheng’s, stood out.

Perhaps there were still fine lines at the corners of her eyes, etched by time, but these marks didn’t detract from her beauty. Instead, they accentuated her intellect and gentleness.

The half-month of exercise, skincare, and nutritional supplements hadn’t been in vain.

Compared to when she first arrived in this world, Yao Rong had indeed undergone a dramatic transformation.

If Zhang Qingyi hadn’t been with Yao Rong every day, she might not have recognized the current Yao Rong on the street.

Unaware of Zhang Qingyi’s thoughts, Yao Rong sipped her coffee leisurely: “I calculated the time and figured the Xu family should be responding about now, so I woke up to check.”

Bringing the conversation back on track, Zhang Qingyi slammed the table and cursed, “You don’t know how disgusting they are. They couldn’t even post without taking digs at you.”

What “harboring such malice”…

What “slander and frame others”…

What “haven’t changed after all these years”…

Weren’t they explicitly and implicitly suggesting that Sister Yao had always been a malicious woman?

Heh, ptui!

Yao Rong put down her coffee cup, unfazed and composed.

Her calmness affected Zhang Qingyi, who cooled down a bit.

“They’re indeed going for a paternity test,” Yao Rong said after reading Xu Ji and Xu Yiyuan’s responses, her eyebrows slightly raised, with a hint of a smile.

Zhang Qingyi’s eyes widened: “You guessed it?”

“It wasn’t hard to figure out.”

Yao Rong used her phone to check a few paternity testing institutions in A City, then compared them with the photo Xu Yiyuan posted, and concluded:

They went to a private institution.

It seemed they indeed intended to fake the results.