After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

Luo Youdi, Gao Yunfeng, and the others rushed over, each taking turns hugging Zhang Ran and crying. Even Zhou Juying stood nearby and started crying, murmuring, "It's good that you're back safely, it's good that you're back safely, the Bodhisattva has appeared."

Zhang Ran's clothes were soaked by their crying, so he had no choice but to go back to his room and change into another set of clothes.

Even Liu Xia and others who were at school rushed over.

Zhang Ran used the same rhetoric he used against the police, avoiding the main points and recounting his experience of being kidnapped over the past few days.

Gao Yunfeng and Luo Youge believed it to be true, scolded the robbers for being inhuman, and were glad that Zhang Ran was able to return.

Luo Youdi, Erya, Shu Baozhu and others knew that things must be more complicated and dangerous than Zhang Ran said, but they had a tacit understanding and no one asked too many questions. They just celebrated her safe return.

That night, Luo Youdi and her friends stayed at the manor.

Shu Baozhu, Liu Xia and others had to attend classes the next day, so they said goodbye and left that night.

Cheng Mingtai and Mu Mingqi also came.

Cheng Mingtai came with Qiao Xi and left with her.

Mu Mingqi stayed and knocked on Zhang Ran's door while everyone was resting. Only then did he find two people lying on the bed, besides Zhang Ran, there was also Erya who was in the way.

Zhang Ran seemed to have known that he was coming. He didn't sleep at all. He was leaning against the head of the bed working on his laptop. Seeing him standing at the door, hesitating whether to come in, he reached out and pushed Erya, who was pretending to sleep, and asked her to sleep in the guest room next door.

As Erya passed by, she glared at Mu Mingqi with dissatisfaction and muttered quietly, "Is there anything I can't listen to?"

Mu Mingqi: "..." He closed the door silently and walked towards Zhang Ran.

Zhang Ran temporarily put down the work at hand and looked at him, "Huo Xiao is dead, but my uncle is not dead."

Mu Mingqi: "..." He got the news from the police and found out that Huo Xiao was dead. He still couldn't believe it and wanted to find Zhang Ran to confirm it, but he didn't expect her to be so direct.

Zhang Ran glanced at him and said, "Huo Cheng killed him."

Mu Mingqi: "..."

Seeing that he was still standing there, Zhang Ran glanced at him again, "Huo Qianxue and Huo Xiao have the same father but different mothers. Huo Cheng is their son."

"Huo Cheng's grandmother was forced to become Mr. Huo's lover. After giving birth to Huo Qianxue, she fled back home."

"Mr. Huo married into the family, and when he became powerful enough, he killed his father-in-law's entire family, including his original wife and several children he had with her. Only Huo Xiao survived." It was not that he was lucky, but that he was patient and cruel enough in the early days. He knew how to please Mr. Huo, his biological father. In order to survive, he even helped the tyrant to do evil, poisoned his grandfather with his own hands, and then killed a younger brother to show his loyalty to Mr. Huo.

"In order to avenge Old Master Huo, Huo Xiao has been slaughtering the entire family of illegitimate children since he became an adult. Huo Cheng's grandmother's family is just one of them."

"Huo Qianxue was so traumatized that she lost her memory. Huo Cheng pretended to have lost his memory and acknowledged Huo Xiao as his father, gaining his trust. He endured for years before finally finding the opportunity to kill him." His gaze fell back to the laptop. "Anything else you want to ask?"

Mu Mingqi: "..." There was too much information, he had to sort it out carefully.

Seeing him standing there like a wooden man, motionless, Zhang Ran ignored him, fingers swiftly typing away on the keyboard. He'd piled up a lot of work and homework these past few days, and he couldn't finish it. He'd find an internship next semester. After graduating from university, things would be much easier; at least he wouldn't have to worry about school anymore.