Chapter 0240 – Can You Call Me Mom (1 / 2)

Bao Lingyi could not wait a moment and directly asked the driver to drive to Mu Xiao’s great aunt’s house.

Mu Xiao went to Liu Guixiang’s place to sit for a while first, mainly because Liu Guixiang pulled her to gossip about Mu Die’s two families.

Liu Guixiang lamented that he had committed a sin, and had gotten involved with such a man.

Sympathy is also real, but it’s also talked about as an outsider thing.

After chatting for a short while, Mako took Jun’s hand and excused herself to leave.

Liu Guixiang and Wang Kun helped carry Jun Jun’s school bag and clothes downstairs.

A stretch black Bentley came from a distance and pulled up in front of them.

Liu Guixiang’s gossipy eyes blinked when she saw the shiny luxury car appear in their aging neighborhood.

“Jen, my precious Jen.”

The backseat door was pushed open from the inside as soon as he could, and the shouts came out before Pao Eloquent’s feet came down.

Endured so many many days, thought I have been very calm, Baorui good also in the car admonished her, everyone sat down and then slowly slowly the causes and consequences of the slow talk to Mu Xiao listen.

Let Mako have a cushion of time.

However, at the moment of looking at Mu Xiao, Bao Lingyi still messed up.

As soon as he got out of the car, Pao Eloquent ran over to Mako.

While crying, he went up and hugged Mako.

“Mrs. Pao, what’s wrong with you?” Mako was at a loss for words, her body was stiff.

“My Jen, I’ve finally found you~” howled Pao Lingyi.

Mu Xiao looked suspiciously at Baorui Hao, who had gotten off the bus right after him.

Bao RuiHao had tears in her eyes, “Sister, you are the daughter that mom is looking for.”

Liu Guixiang, Wang Kun and Jun Jun stood by the side, their faces full of ignorance.

Liu Guixiang was the first to react: “You said you were Mu Xiao’s real mother? Aiya, how in heaven’s name can there be such a cruel mom like you, such a big doll was thrown to the side of the road by you.”

She glanced at the limousine in front of her, then at the howling rich wife, and continued:

“If it wasn’t for the kindness of our Mu family, who carried Mu Xiao back for adoption, Mu Xiao would have been carried away by the wild dogs on the side of the road, I’m afraid.”

“You can’t be so ungrateful as to recognize your daughter and then pat yourselves on the back, my father was lying in the hospital the other day-“

“You shut up!” Wang Kun let out a roar.

This old lady is getting more and more out of line, what is the situation now and she is still talking about all this nonsense.

How in the world did he put up with this for over thirty years.

“It’s my fault, I’m sorry for Mu Xiao, I didn’t fulfill my responsibility as a mom for a day.” Bao Lingyi said as she cried and pounded her chest.

Wang Kun stepped forward, “Don’t cry. No one would not not want their own child for no reason, it’s good that mother and daughter recognize each other, you should be happy.”

Bao RuiHao supported his mother, “Mom, don’t get excited, back then you were also kept in the dark, sister will understand.”

Bao RuiHao told MuXiao the details of the cause and effect.

This sudden news made Mu Xiao feel shocked, but he also had some mental expectations.

For example, Mrs. Pao had once told her and Lin Wan about the reason she had built up her private museum, such as what Grandpa had revealed about her life when he was unconscious.

It just never occurred to me that the daughter Mrs. Pao had been searching for for years would just happen to be herself.

“Sis, don’t blame mom, she didn’t know about it back then, and by the time she got home, you had already been carried away by grandma, and didn’t even know where you were carried to. It was also only 5 years ago that mom and I found out about the person that grandma sold you to back then. It’s a shame that the clues that were so hard to find out broke off again when we got there.”

Bao Rui is a big man, and his eyes are also red.

All these years of his mother’s longing, her perseverance in searching for his sister, he knew best.