Who says real and fake daughters can’t be sisters?

Yuan Luo could guess what she was going to say next, but human nature is biased. Between Jiang Ya and Si Ran, she would always subconsciously choose the option that was best for Si Ran.

Although she knew it was a bit heartless, Yuan Luo still said: "I am not interested in the tragic experience of Jiang Yinghou. Si Ran is a member of our Ji family. Jiang Yinghou said that she once had a daughter, but I guess she didn't treat her well, otherwise how could the mother and daughter be separated?

Since you chose to abandon her back then, don't play the mother-daughter drama now. I never like forced happy endings."

Jiang Ya didn't expect Yuan Luo to be so resolute. She was a little panicked and reached out to grab Yuan Luo's arm: "Boss Luo, you promised me that I would endorse Qingfeng. You owe me a favor.

I need you to repay me for this favor. Please tell me whether Si Ran was adopted from the XX orphanage in Southern Province. "

Yuan Luo stretched out her other hand that was not grabbed, and slowly pried open Jiang Ya's hand that was holding her arm. Her voice was filled with anger: "Ran Ran is a family member, not a favor. Queen Jiang can ask for money or resources. I have no comment on this matter."

"Boss Luo, are you admitting that Si Ran might really be my daughter? You can't decide for her whether to forgive her mother or not, right? This is her life experience, and she has the right to know."

Realizing that her guess might be true, Jiang Ya's voice trembled a little.

Yuan Luo suppressed her anger and growled, "Yes, you are right. Si Ran has the right to know, and so do you.

Si Ran was abandoned at the door of an orphanage when she was only two or three days old. Because she was so cute, adoptive families would always see her first at first sight. However, due to various external factors, they did not adopt her, resulting in her being bullied in the orphanage.

Later, the dean begged my mother to give Si Ran a home. My mother softened her heart and brought her back. The Ji family put in a lot of effort to make her forget the unpleasant past in her childhood.

Si Ran is a person who has high emotional needs, but because of my disappearance, no one in the Ji family could fully focus on her, so she was brainwashed by the nanny, deceived by her friends, and even suffered school bullying.

You have a thousand and one reasons, but that can't cover up the suffering Si Ran has gone through. You feel wronged, but hasn't Si Ran felt wronged over the years?"

After hearing Yuan Luo's words, Jiang Ya felt as if her heart was being gripped by a large hand. The pain was so severe that she could hardly breathe. She had not expected that Si Ran would have such a hard life.

"I'm sorry. I know this is useless, but I'm really sorry." Jiang Ya's tone was dejected, as if all the strength in her body had been drained away.

"I'm not the one you should say sorry to. You shouldn't have disturbed her life after abandoning her, and you shouldn't have tried to get me to return Si Ran to you as a favor today.

Si Ran is a living person. She should decide for herself who she wants to love, who she wants to hate, what she wants to do, what path she wants to take, and what kind of future she wants. She said that she likes being an actor, but you are guiding her to reveal her identity as an adopted daughter in the live broadcast room.

You can explain your actions by saying that you are eager to confirm Si Ran's identity, but what if Si Ran has nothing to do with you? Have you ever considered Si Ran's career?"

"Can I get in touch with her?" Jiang Ya knew that she was destined to be the one in the wrong in this matter.

Yuan Luo was right. No matter what the reasons were, it was true that she abandoned her daughter who was only a few days old. It was also true that Si Ran had suffered all these years. The three words "I'm sorry" are the least valuable things in the world.

If you say something lightly, you should be prepared that others will not forgive you.

"I'm going to test Si Ran's intention first. Before I get Si Ran's answer, you are not allowed to do anything unnecessary. Otherwise, you know my temper. Don't force me to do something that will embarrass everyone."

Jiang Ya nodded. She really couldn't say anything to refute. Not to mention that she couldn't be sure that Si Ran was really her daughter. Even if she was, it would be understandable if Si Ran chose not to forgive her.

Yuanluo went upstairs to Si Ran's room. The live broadcast equipment was turned off, so there was no need to worry about anyone hearing her conversation.

"Sister, why are you here?" Si Ran was a little surprised to see Yuan Luo coming to find him.

"Nothing, I couldn't sleep, and I thought of some things, so I wanted to find someone to talk to."

Si Ran gave up half of his bed and motioned Yuan Luo to get on it. Yuan Luo leaned against Si Ran and said, "You know, I knew I wasn't his biological child when I was little. At that time, I always wondered why my parents abandoned me. Was it just because I was a girl?

Fortunately, it was later confirmed that I was not abandoned by my parents, otherwise, no matter how rich the Ji family was, I would not have returned with them. "

"Sister, why are you talking about this all of a sudden? Isn't it good for our family to be like this now? You always want to do what you did before. Uncle and Aunt Zhang are also very good to you."

Yuanluo thought of the time she spent in Yunxi Village, and a faint smile appeared on her lips unconsciously: "Yes, the days before were pretty good, and they are still good now, but sometimes I wonder, if someone suddenly shows up one day and says they are your parents and have been looking for you, what would you think?"

Si Ran didn't know why the topic turned to this. She didn't think too much and directly retorted: "Sister, we are different. I was really abandoned. Otherwise, how could a newborn baby like me crawl to the door of the orphanage by myself?

But if my parents really come to see me, I should meet them. It's not that I have any expectations of them. I just want to ask them, if they don't want me, why did they give birth to me, and if they gave birth to me, why did they abandon me?"

These words have always been a knot in Siran's heart. She has never told anyone about them. How could someone not care about where she comes from?

But other people have parents who love them, but she had to suffer a lot before she met relatives who were good to her, although she didn't remember much about things before she was six years old.

But when I occasionally wake up from a nightmare, the lingering feeling of fear that hangs over my heart is always there.

No child can choose where they are born, but the person who can decide whether they come into this world brings them into this world carelessly and then chooses to abandon them without saying a word.