After the divorce, I became a rich girl

"What? The wrong baby? Are you kidding?" Li Jiawei widened her eyes and looked at He Zhizhou in shock, her voice trembling with disbelief.

"Ms. Li, I'm not kidding," He Zhizhou replied seriously, and then asked, "You should know the West City Chinese Medicine Hospital, right?"

Xishi Chinese Medicine Hospital? Li Jiawei was very familiar with the name of this hospital. As the first child born in a hospital in her hometown village, the name of this hospital was often mentioned by her parents. They often recalled the huge amount of money spent on hospitalization to give birth to her, and their chatter was full of nostalgia.

According to my mother, life was really hard at that time. She and my father worked at a construction site in Xishi. Because she was pregnant, she couldn't do odd jobs, so she helped in the kitchen of the construction site. When she was more than eight months pregnant, she went into premature labor because of moving a basket of tomatoes, and was rushed to Xishi Chinese Medicine Hospital to give birth.

Li Jiawei had never thought that this hospital would have a huge impact on her life. Her mind was in a mess. She suppressed the tension in her heart and tried hard to sort out her thoughts, but her emotions were as difficult to control as a wild horse.

Li Jiawei was shocked by this bizarre and bloody incident, and she needed some time to digest this information. After a long time, she raised her head and looked at He Zhizhou with a puzzled look, "Lawyer He, there are so many babies born in the hospital every day, how did you know it was me?"

He Zhizhou understood her confusion and explained, "My client stayed in Xishi Chinese Medicine Hospital for three days, and a total of 58 babies were born in the hospital during those three days. After our investigation, we ruled out the two children who died in infancy, and then ruled out those with mismatched gender and blood type. Finally, there were 7 children left, and you are one of them."

Li Jiawei was even more surprised after hearing this. "Did all seven of them undergo DNA tests, or was it just me?"

"We've all done DNA screening. To thank you for your cooperation, this is my client's compensation to you." He handed Li Jiawei a China Construction Bank card and said, "There's 100,000 in this card, and the password is six ones."

Li Jiawei took the bank card and looked at He Zhizhou in disbelief. "I will be rewarded 100,000 yuan for cooperating with a DNA test? You won't do anything illegal, right?"

He Zhizhou listened to Li Jiawei's doubts and explained with a smile, "Ms. Li, you can rest assured. Our law firm ranks among the best in the country. We will never joke with our reputation and future, and we will never break the law knowingly. Moreover, the hospital doing the DNA comparison this time is a professional institution. Its professionalism and authority are beyond doubt. You can rest assured."

After listening to He Zhizhou's explanation, Li Jiawei's doubts gradually dissipated. She laughed at herself and thought that she was indeed worrying too much. What could an ordinary person like her do that was worth others' plotting against?

She then asked, "What do I need to provide for the DNA test? A haircut or a blood draw?"

He Zhizhou replied, "All I need is a strand of your hair."

"Do you have a pair of scissors? I'll cut your hair right now," Li Jiawei asked. After all, she had taken 100,000 yuan from someone, so she should provide more thoughtful service. 100,000 yuan, her annual salary was less than 100,000 yuan. So, for this 100,000 yuan, let alone cutting a strand of her hair, she would be willing to shave her head.

However, even after accepting the DNA comparison, Li Jiawei did not think that she was a baby girl who was taken away by mistake, and she never doubted that she was not her parents' biological child.

She comes from a rural area below Xishi. Her parents are simple farmers and she has an older brother who is eight years older than her. Although her family is not well-off, Li Jiawei has never felt neglected or favored since she was a child. Although she is sometimes biased because of her gender and age, it is still within her acceptable range.

When Li Jiawei was a child, her family was poor. In order to make a living, her parents contracted their land to their neighbors and went to Xishi to work. As a result, Li Jiawei and her brother became left-behind children and spent three years alone without anyone to take care of them. Fortunately, when her parents settled down in Xishi, they immediately took Li Jiawei and her brother to their side to take care of them and sent them to a school for children of migrant workers.

My brother has been a good student since he was young, and he was diligent and studious. He was eventually admitted to the military academy in Beijing. After graduation, he obeyed the assignment and was assigned to the military district in Beijing. Li Jiawei's grades were not as good as her brother's, but fortunately, she was admitted to university after all the difficulties, although it was only a second-tier university in Xishi.

Her parents had foresight. Considering that their son might stay in Beijing after graduation, they decided to use all their savings and borrow some money to buy a small two-bedroom house for their son in the suburbs of Beijing. To this day, her parents feel extremely fortunate and proud of this decision, and think it is one of their most successful investments. Because just two years later, the housing prices in Beijing began to soar, reaching a high price that they could not imagine.

As for the house in Beijing, Li Jiawei knew from the beginning that it did not belong to her. When she was young, her parents often told her, "We have money to support you in school, but we don't have money to prepare a dowry for you when you get married."

Therefore, after Li Jiawei graduated from university, her parents no longer provided her with financial support. However, when Li Jiawei got married, her parents still gave her 50,000 yuan that they had saved from their frugal life as a dowry.

But Li Jiawei never fought for the house in Beijing. Just like her parents said, "We don't expect you to take care of us in the future. We will live with your brother when we are old. If you are filial, it will be enough to give us some money during the holidays."

Li Jiawei admitted that her parents favored sons over daughters, but this was not uncommon in her rural hometown. They thoroughly implemented the concept of "raising sons to provide for old age, and daughters to be away from home." The family property belonged to the son, and providing for the elderly was also the son's obligation.

Now that her parents are getting older and can no longer do heavy work, her brother took them to Beijing, in order to better honor them and to let them help take care of their grandchildren. Although Li Jiawei is not with her parents, she often calls them to check on their situation and tries to visit them in Beijing during holidays.

In daily life, there are all the trivialities and bumps of ordinary families, but overall they still love each other very much.

"Please wait a moment." He Zhizhou interrupted Li Jiawei's thoughts and made a phone call. "Doctor Shao, you can come in."

Two minutes later, the door was gently pushed open, and a man and a woman walked in. Both were wearing professional suits. The girl was carrying an exquisite medical box and looked very professional.