Destiny Koi, I'm cheating after rebirth

"Humph, that woman can't stand seeing me living better than her!"

At this point, Gu Qingzhi pouted her lips unconsciously, revealing a hint of dissatisfaction and resentment.

As she spoke, Gu Qingzhi's voice gradually became deeper, as if those memories were weighing heavily on her heart.

When she thought about how she had been played around by Bai Xiaolian like a fool for years without even realizing it, she couldn't help but feel an indescribable sense of shame and she lowered her head involuntarily.

Gu Yan, who was standing by, couldn't bear to see her so depressed, so he quickly started talking about other things to try to divert her attention: "Brother has already asked Yaoguang to investigate this matter carefully. I believe there will be results soon."

He paused, as if he suddenly remembered something, with a smile on his face, and asked softly, "By the way, Qingqing, just now, you..."

However, before he could finish his words, he was interrupted by Gu Qingzhi, "Brother..."

Gu Qingzhi's heart skipped a beat and a hint of hesitation appeared on her face.

Recalling the few words she had just overheard, she took a deep breath and mustered up the courage to ask Gu Yan: "Brother, is what Yaoguang said just now true?"

Gu Yan's voice was still as calm as water, without any ripples: She had heard it after all, "Never mind, I will tell you about this sooner or later.

Now that you have heard it, I will no longer hide it.

Yes, what you heard is true.”

Gu Qingzhi was still a little uncertain at first, but after hearing this, she looked up at Gu Yan in disbelief, her eyes full of shock and confusion.

After a long while, she stammered, "Brother...Brother, you...you are not uncle's biological child?

But, but a few days ago I heard the aunts in my clan talking about the time when you were born!

What on earth is going on? "

At this moment, she felt that the whole world had become extremely magical. The brother whom she had called for more than ten years was not her real brother. This was difficult for her to accept for a while.

She remembered that the aunt said with certainty that you were the one, and she heard that it was the midwife from the next village who delivered her! "

However, who would have thought that the topic would suddenly change and he would say, "Why do you suddenly say it's not my uncle's child?"

For a moment, the atmosphere became solemn.

Gu Yan frowned slightly and explained softly, "It's a long story... I only realized the reason when I accidentally saw the letter that Aung left for me."

At this moment, there was a loud "bang" and the door of the study was suddenly pushed open, and Gu Cheng's tall figure strode in.

"What? Your grandfather left you a letter?" Gu Cheng asked in surprise.

"Second Uncle," Gu Yan looked up at Gu Cheng who strode in. A barely perceptible fluctuation flashed across his eyes, but he quickly regained his composure, as if he was not surprised by Gu Cheng's appearance.

But Gu Qingzhi on the side was not so calm. She was frightened and her face turned pale. Her body trembled and she took a few steps back involuntarily.

"Dad...you...why are you here too?" Gu Qingzhi stuttered, wondering in her heart when exactly her father had come here, and whether he had heard everything she had just said to her brother.

In comparison, Gu Cheng seemed much calmer.

His eyes were as calm as water, slowly sweeping across Gu Qingzhi and Gu Yan's faces, and then he said lightly: "Father has been here for quite a while, at least he has heard everything he should have heard."

After all, Gu Cheng is also a worldly-wise man who has experienced many ups and downs. Naturally, his emotions will not be revealed as easily as Gu Qingzhi's.

Then, Gu Cheng turned his gaze back to Gu Yan. His voice was still as steady as usual, but if you listened carefully, you could faintly detect a slight tremor: "Brother Yan, you just said that your grandfather left you a letter?"

Gu Yan met Gu Cheng's gaze and nodded. Noticing that the other person's expression did not change much, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

He walked slowly towards the tall and old bookshelf, his eyes wandering among the stacks of books.

Finally, his hand stopped on a slightly ancient book, and with a slight pull, he held the book firmly in his hand.

Then, he carefully turned the pages of the book, as if he was searching for some secret.

His fingers were flipping the papers nimbly, and suddenly, he paused, then pulled out a yellowed letter.

He turned around, handed the letter to Gu Cheng and Gu Yan, and explained softly: "Aung seems to have been prepared for a long time.

Before he passed away, he told me that there was one thing I needed to wait until I was an adult to get it. "

At this point, he frowned slightly, as if lost in memory, "I still remember that when he told me about this, his expression seemed a little strange."

After returning this time, for some reason, this long-lost memory suddenly came to my mind.

So, with a nervous mood, he decided to look for the mysterious object in advance.

But I never thought that what I would get in the end was just a letter like this.

However, it was this letter that solved the mystery of his life that had always troubled him - how on earth he came to this prosperous Tang Dynasty.

Gu Yan's voice became low at this moment, and the atmosphere became solemn for a moment.

Gu Cheng, who was standing aside, suddenly had a bad premonition in his heart. Without time to think about it, he quickly reached out to take the letter, then impatiently unfolded the letter paper and quickly read through it.

After reading the entire letter, Gu Cheng couldn't help but take a breath and muttered to himself: "So that's it...

That year, my brother did give birth to a son.

Unfortunately, the child was seriously ill at that time. Although we tried every possible way to treat him, we ultimately failed to save his young life.

Just at this time, someone handed the infant Gu Yan to his father.

So, the father made a sudden decision and made a substitution, letting Gu Yan take the place of his grandson. "

In the letter, the father wrote with a trembling hand: "Son, there is always something hidden in your heart.

Many years ago, I secretly set up a tablet for that child who died young without telling anyone.

Over the years, every time the anniversary of his death comes, I would go alone to pay my respects.

If one day in the future, Gu Yan is able to return to his ancestral home, he must remember to move the tablet of this premature child into our Gu family’s ancestral hall, so that he can legitimately enjoy the incense offerings from future generations.”