Mr. Rong, please stay. Miss Sang doesn't want to be a widow.

"Sister-in-law..." Bo Xinglan sniffed, her eyes filled with tears, aggrieved yet determined.

"Sixth sister, I believe in you. From now on, you will be braver." Sang Yuwan returned the phone to her and tucked the quilt for her.

Bo Xinglan pursed her lips, trying hard not to cry.

Sang Yuwan smiled at her and stood up. "Let's go. Have a good rest."

Bo Xinglan blinked.

Sang Yuwan quickly left the ward.

Coincidentally.

I met Fang Yi at the door of the ward.

Fang Yi froze and said hello reluctantly, "Master."

"Aunt San, where have you been?" Sang Yuwan's face darkened and her tone was cold.

Fang Yi curled her fingers and said, "Go back and get Xinglan some changes of clothes."

Sang Yuwan lowered her eyes and took a glance.

Fang Yi was indeed holding a small travel bag in her hand, but it was unknown whether it contained clothes.

Sang Yuwan said seriously, "There are hospital gowns. What you are doing is completely unnecessary."

Fang Yi's gums itched with hatred, but she had to lower her head.

"Aunt San, please be nicer to Sixth Sister in the future. She is your own flesh and blood." Sang Yuwan said again.

Fang Yi took a deep breath and clenched her fingers, "Don't worry, Master. I will take good care of her."

Sang Yuwan warned, "Don't blindly cause disasters in some things."

"Yes... yes..." Fang Yi lowered her head and bit her back teeth.

Sang Yuwan finally said, "Also, stay away from Ning Xiner."

Fang Yi was startled and looked up suddenly.

Sang Yuwan walked away.

Fang Yi waited until she disappeared before she cursed softly, "What a thing! You're always showing off in front of me."

"She's nothing."

A mocking female voice faintly reached Fang Yi's ears.

She turned around suddenly, her pupils shrinking, "It's you?!"

-

After seeing Bo Xinglan, Sang Yuwan immediately went to see Dr. Jiang.

"Wanwan, have you eaten?" Dr. Jiang asked with concern.

"I ate it." Sang Yuwan responded gently.

Maybe she ate too much at noon, so she was not very hungry after get off work. She ate a little and then came to the hospital.

"Wanwan, you are so busy at work. I am really worried that you won't have regular meals." Dr. Jiang said worriedly.

Sang Yuwan sat down, her eyebrows raised slightly, "Aunt Jiang, don't worry. I know my limits."

"It's really hard for women in the workplace. This is the main reason why I would rather be single than get married and have children." Doctor Jiang made her a cup of red date and wolfberry tea.

"Thank you." Sang Yuwan held it with both hands, and her facial features softened.

Ever since she left the Ming family, the only person who could make her truly relax was Jiang Wu.

Dr. Jiang returned to his desk, opened the drawer, and handed her something.

"Wanwan, would you like to take a look at this?"

Sang Yuwan hurriedly put down the teacup, took it, lowered her eyes and looked at it carefully.

The paper is slightly yellowed.

The creases are very severe and one section is even broken.

This is a baby's birth certificate.

The name field is blank.

The parents' information was blacked out with ink.

Sang Yuwan couldn't help but wonder, "Aunt Jiang, whose birth certificate is this?"

Doctor Jiang frowned slightly, "I don't know either."

Sang Yuwan's heartbeat quickened. "Is this also something my mother left behind?"

Doctor Jiang nodded.

Sang Yuwan looked carefully at the crossed-out information about her parents, but to no avail.

"Your mother wouldn't leave this thing behind for no reason, just like the abortion surgery form for Ning Wanzhen last time." Dr. Jiang said.

Sang Yuwan looked at the other information above, and her heartstrings tightened inch by inch.

"Normally, birth certificates are given to the baby's parents. Why didn't this child's parents take it away? Could it be that this birth certificate is invalid?"

"Impossible. It has the hospital's official seal on it." Dr. Jiang denied.

Sang Yuwan was stunned and looked carefully at the dull seal.

It is indeed the hospital's official seal.

"Everything is fine. Why would the mother withhold the baby's birth certificate? Could it be that the child has died?" Sang Yuwan was shocked when she said this.

Doctor Jiang shook his head. "Since the birth certificate has been issued, it means the child has vital signs."

Sang Yuwan's breathing slowed down, and her brows furrowed deeper. She looked carefully from head to toe.

Finally, her eyes fell on the signature.

Where the official seal is stamped, there is also a handwritten date.

It has been too long and the numbers are a bit blurry and hard to see clearly.

Sang Yuwan looked carefully and it seemed to be July 34 years ago.

The last number was covered by the official seal and is difficult to read.

"Aunt Jiang, can you tell what number this is?" Sang Yuwan handed the birth certificate to Jiang Wu again.

"Let me see." Doctor Jiang took it and examined it for a few seconds. Then he opened a drawer and took out a magnifying glass. "28?"

"July 28th." Sang Yuwan's breath was held, and an expression of disbelief appeared on his face.

"Wanwan?" Doctor Jiang asked hurriedly, "Do you know who it is?"

Sang Yuwan's heart was pounding. He took the teacup and took a sip. He took a deep breath and said in disbelief, "What poor behavior."

"Mr. Bo?" Doctor Jiang's expression suddenly changed. He confirmed with her again, "You mean his birthday is July 28th?"

"Yeah." Sang Yuwan responded softly with his heart heaving.

"If this is really Mr. Bo's birth certificate, then everything connects together." A hint of surprise appeared in Dr. Jiang's eyes.

Sang Yuwan's temples throbbed, and she spoke slowly, "Ning Wanzhen had to have an induced labor because of fetal development problems. Bo Yuanshan then adopted a baby boy from the hospital and passed him off as his own son."

Doctor Jiang continued her words, "This child is Mr. Bo."

As soon as she finished speaking, her eyes widened and she stood up suddenly.

"Wanwan, if all this is true, you're in big trouble."

Sang Yuwan pulled the corners of her lips and smiled, "This is really a big trouble."

Doctor Jiang thought for a moment and said, "Wanwan, why don't you find an opportunity to have Ning Wanzhen come to me so I can test her opinion first."

"Auntie, there are two possibilities now. One is that she knows clearly that Bo Xingzhi is not her child. In this way, the rest of the matter will be easier to handle. The other is that she is unaware. Now that Bo Xingzhi has passed away, there is no evidence. If you tell her everything, she will only suspect that the child in my belly is not Bo Xingzhi's."

Doctor Jiang's eyes suddenly dimmed, and he felt as if a stone was pressing on his heart.

"How can we prove it?"

Sang Yuwan thought for a moment and said, "What we have in our hands can't prove anything. Aunt Jiang, why don't you go back and see if Mom has left any other clues?"

Doctor Jiang nodded, "Okay."

Sang Yuwan put down the water cup and slowly stood up. "Aunt Jiang, whether this is Bo Xingzhi's birth certificate or not, you must keep it. After all, it's something left by my mother."

Doctor Jiang thought for a moment and said, "Wanwan, for safety reasons, we can each keep one. You can take this."