Qiu Shaocheng was stunned upon seeing the situation, having overheard something shocking. Han Chunli had deceived Qiu Jouxuanâs daughterâwhat was going on here, and how did they know each other?
He wanted to avoid the scene but also wanted to understand how they were acquainted.
At the moment when he was unsure what to do, the sharp-eyed Qiu Jouxuan spotted him in the crowd and angrily rushed over, grabbing him: "Look at the mess youâve caused. How could I have a father like you?"
Ji Linfeng was dumbfounded too. What exactly was happening? Why did this person know Qiu Shaocheng?
Thinking this, he asked outright: "How do you know each other?"
At this point, Huang Yufeng, holding Han Chunli, mocked: "You should ask Han Chunliâs biological father."
Ji Linfeng was surprised that they knew about this too: "Who are you people?"
Qiu Jouxuan looked toward his father: "Explain to him what our relationship is."
Seeing Qiu Shaocheng silent, he shouted angrily: "Speak up! What, are you afraid to admit it?"
Qiu Shaocheng never imagined, at his age, that he would be so disgracefully exposed. He turned to leave.
But Qiu Jouxuan wouldnât let him go: "Where do you think youâre going? Do you think you can just shut your mouth and itâll go away?"
At this time, someone from the hospital spoke up: "Everyone, this is a hospital. Please control your emotions, and letâs sit down to discuss matters slowly. Please cooperate."
Qiu Jouxuan didnât want to, but couldnât help it when Qiu Shaocheng and Han Chunli agreed. They followed them to the hospitalâs conference room.
Huang Yufeng kept supporting Qiu Qingmei: "Young lady, such a big thing has happened, why didnât you call the family?"
At this moment, Qiu Qingmei was conflicted: "Mom, am I really not your daughter?"
Huang Yufeng and Qiu Jouxuan heard the question and showed regret in their eyes.
Huang Yufengâs heart ached: "Donât listen to Han Chunliâs nonsense. You are our daughter, our biological daughter."
Just this stretch of a few hundred meters, Qiu Jouxuan had thought a lot. It was Han Chunli who deceived them; hence the blame was naturally on Han Chunli. But he was also wondering whether Han Chunli knew in advance about Qingmeiâs real identity.
Still unable to figure out what had transpired in between, Su Jingsong walked in, bringing Han Chunliâs new identity documents and stated openly in front of everyone: "Chairman Han said that from now on, you will revert to your biological fatherâs surname and no longer be called Han."
Han Chunli was hit like lightning. So Second Brother knew about this too. She paled and asked: "When did Second Brother find out?"
Su Jingsong, who was there representing the chairman to watch the drama, of course, wouldnât hide anything: "For this, you have to ask your biological father and your real big brother."
Han Chunli turned to Qiu Shaocheng: "Youâve met my Second Brother?"
Qiu Shaocheng realized he couldnât keep it hidden any longer and nodded: "Yes, Iâve met the Han Family."
Han Chunli stood up abruptly: "What is going on, what is your relationship? How did he become my real big brother? How did Second Brother find out?"
Originally, the hospital leaders had brought them in to handle the issue, now stood bewildered, each wondering internally: What is going on now?
Qiu Jouxuan didnât want to spend more words on this matter: "I am his son, you are his daughter, as simple as that. Weâll let him explain it to you later. Right now, I just want to know how my daughter ended up in the hospital?"
At that moment, Ji Xiaowenâs attending doctor walked in, just catching Qiu Jouxuanâs question: "Who are you?"
Qiu Jouxuan looked at the person who asked: "I am Qiu Qingmeiâs father."
Doctor Zhang heard this and frowned: "You donât know about your daughterâs kidney donation?"
Qiu Jouxuan got angry: "You are a father too, right? Would you agree to it?"
Director Zhang was indeed stumped by this question, awkwardly replied: "It was Qiu Qingmei herself who signed the papers. As long as the donor consents, our hospital will naturally approve the surgery."
Qiu Jouxuanâs eyes blazed with fire: "Sheâs just a high school student, how can she make such decisions by herself? You have children too; donât you think about it?"