That day, Huang Guangfeng brought his uncle and Huang Nianshuang to the small suburban courtyard.
Han Jingchen was initially puzzled, but when he heard their introductions, his face immediately darkened.
Huang Guangfeng naturally didnât want to make this trip, but his uncle pleaded with him, and when he refused, other elders in the family joined in to persuade him.
Reluctantly, he had no choice but to make the trip.
Uncle Huang also had no choice. Although he was a bit scheming in his usual dealings, he had never done anything truly reprehensible.
Who could have thought his daughter would do such a shameless thing? He had been somewhat in denial until recently, when things went wrong not only at work but also for his wife, as if someone was deliberately targeting them.
Thinking about his daughterâs mistake, he could only ask his nephew to help them make a connection.
Han Jingchen didnât let them inside but pointed to the newly built pavilion in the yard: "Letâs talk over there."
The only reason he didnât turn them away was out of respect for Huang Guangfeng.
At the pavilion, Uncle Huang placed the gifts he brought on the table: "Director Han, I am Huang Shankui, the father of that disgraceful Huang Nianshuang. I came today to specifically apologize to you and your daughter, and son-in-law."
Han Jingchen didnât want to beat around the bush: "Youâve come to the wrong place to apologize. My daughter and son-in-law arenât here."
Uncle Huang stood up and bowed to Han Jingchen: "Iâm sorry. Itâs my failure to educate my daughter that led her to do something so irrational."
She didnât know about He Jinxuan and Xinyanâs early wedding night, and Han Jingchen naturally wouldnât tell him. Uncle Huang continued: "They will certainly be visited as well. Since Guangfeng is off today, I brought him along to come here first."
Han Jingchen had been busy with his daughterâs wedding in recent days: "The reason I let you in the yard is out of respect for Huang Guangfeng. I donât have the right to say anything about forgiveness."
The Huang family uncle and nephew naturally understood this, and with the phone ringing inside the house, they felt it was inappropriate to stay any longer and had to take their leave.
Han Jingchen glanced at the gifts on the table and said in an irrefutable tone: "Take these things with you. Donât leave them here to be an eyesore."
Uncle Huang wanted to say something more, but Han Jingchen had already gone inside.
The uncle and nephew had no choice but to carry the things back with them.
The reason they didnât visit earlier was that they were dealing with the situation involving Huang Nianshuang, but there hadnât been any resolution yet.
On the other side, after the incident was exposed, Gao Jiangong, not daring to offend the Hao Family, shifted all the blame onto Huang Nianshuang, saying she seduced him and asked Hao Qiuye for forgiveness.
Hao Qiuye went a step further, making Gao Jiangong explain everything clearly in front of the Huang family.
He had no choice but to comply.
Huang Nianshuang nearly went crazy at the time: "Gao Jiangong, Iâm carrying your child! Are you trying to kill us?"
Although Gao Jiangong wanted the child Huang Nianshuang was carrying, he didnât want to risk his future: "Huang Nianshuang, itâs impossible between us. My heart and mind are only for my wife."
Before Huang Nianshuang could say more, Hao Qiuye continued, "Huang Nianshuang, my husband has said thereâs no possibility for you. Since the child youâre carrying is my husband Gao Jiangongâs, once you give birth, weâll raise it."
This was the result of discussions within the Hao Family over the past few days.
She and Gao Jiangong had been married for six years without any sign of pregnancy. Although the child was an affront to her, it could help her keep her marriage, so she had no choice but to accept it.
Of course, that was on the condition that Huang Nianshuang could give birth to the child.
Gao Jiangong was overjoyed at his wifeâs words, thinking that if the Hao family could accept this child, it would be the best outcome.
This was exactly what he wanted.
Originally, he feared the Hao family discovering Huang Nianshuangâs pregnancy, which prompted him to guide her actions that day and lie, saying the medicine he gave her was just a normal aphrodisiac with no other consequences.
In reality, he had paid a high price for that drug, intending to solidify the adultery as a certainty, thereby getting rid of Huang Nianshuang and having someone to raise the child. Unexpectedly, something went wrong.