Mr. Gu, Your Replacement Bride Is A Big Shot!

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There should be some similarities.

At that time, Wang Miao was selfish and did not have any upbringing.

Gu Zhou also began to suspect that Wang Lin wasn’t the girl from that night.

Although he felt that he had let the dead Wang Lin down by asking Wang Miao and Gu Qi to do a paternity test, he had already thought it through.
If it was really Wang Lin, he would satisfy the Wang family’s request.

If it weren’t for the Wang family, he wouldn’t have been involved too much with the Wang family.

He felt that there was a 90% chance that Gu Qi was not Wang Lin’s child.

The result was really as he had thought.

Wang Lin was not the child’s biological mother.
The huge rock in his heart gradually disappeared, leaving only a small sense of relief.

Lu Qi blinked in confusion.
Why didn’t she understand anything? “You make it sound complicated.
I won’t wait for you anymore.
I want to see the children!”

Qiao Nian and Gu Zhou looked at each other and smiled, not saying anything else.

Lu Qi stood up and walked towards the stairs.
She had only taken a few steps when she saw a young lady who was as soft as a blessing doll.

“Daddy, Mommy?” Xiao Shi stood at the stairs and called out sweetly, looking extremely obedient.

When Lu Jiang heard this voice, he seemed to be greatly shocked.
He turned his head and his heart instantly softened.

Lu Qi looked at Xiao Shi in a daze.
Oh my god, how could there be such an obedient and cute child!

Qiao Nian looked at Xiao Shi, her eyes filled with a doting smile.
She waved at Xiao Shi.
“Xiao Shi, come over!”

Xiao Shi walked down the stairs.
When she passed by Lu Qi, she smiled and jogged over to Qiao Nian.

Qiao Nian naturally picked Xiao Shi up and placed her on her lap.
She tucked Xiao Shi’s hair behind her ear.
“Weren’t you doing your homework just now?”

“Mommy, can I…” Xiao Shi looked up at Qiao Nian and bit her lower lip.
She looked hesitant, not knowing if she should say it.

In the past, when she was in Hai Cheng, she worked hard every day to survive.
She also wanted to study like her neighbor’s sister, but her family was really too poor.

She heard from the people around her that studying was something boys did.
Girls just had to tidy up the house and stay at home obediently.