Chapter 0179 – Mrs. Pao’s Past (2 / 2)

This time it’s a museum.

Even though it’s a private museum, that’s a public place that houses artwork and presents it to the outside world.

Mako is going to do the wall painting, which is equivalent to displaying her work in it as well.

If you do a bad job, not only will people be dissatisfied, but you are also discrediting your own reputation.

Is she really that good at what she does?

Mako was actually not so sure.

It was as if a pie had suddenly fallen from the sky and just hit her.

After touring the entire museum, several people went down to the first floor lobby and sat down at low tables in the lounge area.

Mako asked about Mrs. Pao’s intentions.

She wanted to find out as much as she could about what Mrs. Bauer was thinking.

It also includes the story of this museum, so as to make the best of the wall painting.

“I never moved this wall because I never thought of what to get.” Mrs. Pao looked at Mu Xiao and suddenly asked, “You and your sister don’t look alike.”

“It’s not quite the same, when I was little the adults around me said that we two sisters don’t look alike.” Mu Xiao replied.

Mrs. Pao let out a sigh, her daughter, also 25 years old this year, was the same age as Mako.

After meeting Mu Xiao at the villa last time, Mrs. Pao casually inquired with Mu Die.

Mako is 25 years old and is the second child in their family, saying that he was named Tiny because he was born extra small.

Mrs. Pao also asked where the family was from and where they had lived before.

None of this information is correct.

She remembered that 25 years ago, although her own daughter was still an infant, but the appearance and that man of his own quite similar, but looking at Mako, is not at all similar.

It seems that I’m sick of seeing girls my own age and asking more questions.

She had missed her daughter every moment of the past twenty years.

When life got a little better, she rushed back to her country.

He comes back every year just to look for his daughter, who was separated from him back then.

“I have a daughter, the same age as you.” Mrs. Pao steadied herself and spoke slowly, “The reason I started collecting porcelain was from looking for my daughter.”

“I was only 19 years old at the time, and I gave birth to Jen in a confused way, and my mother took her away from me without my knowledge, and I didn’t know where to look for her.”

Mrs. Pao said, falling into memories of the past, the corners of her eyes red.

“I’m so wrong.” Mrs. Pao’s tears rolled down her face uncontrollably.

“Auntie.” Lin Wan brought paper towels to Mrs. Bao.

Mrs. Pao wiped her tears and continued, “Xiao Zhen’s grandmother was determined not to tell me where she had taken the child, and then I finally found out that Xiao Zhen had been handed over to a middleman. But that middleman had long gone to another place, and I didn’t even have the money for a bus ride. I found Zhen’s father, he was an irresponsible man, he was on his way to Europe, but he lied to me that he was going out to look for his child, and asked me to wait for his news at home. I wanted to go with him to look for them, and when he wouldn’t let me, I snuck onto the same boat he went up on.”

“And then what happened? You went to Europe with Jen’s father?” Lin Wan asked.

“Well, in those days it cost a hundred thousand dollars a head to sneak out. I didn’t have any money, I snuck up there.”

“Geez, you’re so bold, didn’t they even notice?” Lin Wan revealed a look of horror, she had never traveled first class to Europe.

“Of course they found out, they were afraid that if they stayed I’d tell about their smuggling, so they took me along with them.”

“So that’s how it is, then you went to a foreign country where you were unfamiliar.” Lin Wan was still surprised, she had a good and smooth life, she had never heard of such a legendary adventure story, and sympathized with Bao Lingyi’s encounter.

“Yeah, at first Jen’s dad promised the boat captain that he’d help me pay back the 100,000 dollars in head money. But it didn’t take long for him to run off without a trace. I had to stay there and work for them to pay off the debt.”