Chapter 1747: Unlucky Heiress (14)
Even after moving into a new house, the Tang family had always reserved a room for Tang Guo, having it cleaned every day.
This
time, they had specially redecorated it. Tang Guo was slightly stunned as she
looked around at everything inside.
Tang
Kui explained, "Every year on your birthday, Mom and Dad would place the
gifts they'd prepared for you here. Mine are here too. When you have time, you
can open them one by one. This year, we'll finally be able to celebrate your
birthday with you in person."
"Come
on in and take a look. If there's anything you don't like, I'll have someone
replace it."
"It's
beautiful. I really like it. Thank you, Brother."
"What
are you thanking me for? You're my little sister. Spoiling you is only
natural."
Today,
the Tang villa felt somewhat different. It had been lively since early morning.
Tang
Yi remembered that the night before, Lin Yinghui and Tang Yongbo had told her
to wake up early because they had important news to share.
So
she set an alarm and got up at eight.
After
washing up and opening her bedroom door, she saw Tang Kui leading a beautiful
girl downstairs.
The
girl looked somewhat familiar, but Tang Yi had met many people and couldn't
immediately remember where she'd seen her.
However,
the moment she saw Tang Guo, a sense of unease rose in her heart, accompanied
by an instinctive dislike.
"Big
Brother, who is she?" Tang Yi stood at the doorway, vigilance hidden in
her eyes.
Tang
Kui raised his head and looked at Tang Yi with an amused smile.
Leading
Tang Guo in front of her, he said, "Mom and Dad told you yesterday that
something wonderful had happened to our family, didn't they?"
"Then..."
Tang Yi suddenly had a guess. Could this girl be her brother's girlfriend? But
she looked so young—a student. Surely her brother wouldn't like someone that
young?
Seeing
her expression, Tang Kui knew exactly what she was thinking, and his smile
widened.
That
little bitch.
If
she found out this was his biological sister, what kind of expression would she
make?
Actually,
he wanted to see it right now.
"This
is Guoguo," Tang Kui finally said. His eyes were full of affection and
indulgence. "Mom and Dad must have told you about Guoguo—the little sister
who was separated from us years ago. We've found her now. Isn't that wonderful
news?"
Tang
Yi froze in shock.
So
this was the daughter her parents had never stopped longing for.
She
understood clearly that if Tang Guo had never been lost, they would never have
brought her home from the orphanage.
Now
that the real heiress had returned, panic spread through her heart.
After
all, her parents loved her only because Tang Guo had disappeared. She had
merely been a substitute.
Now
that the original had returned, would they still love her? Would they continue
treating her well?
Would
all of their affection go to Tang Guo?
And
her brother…
She
secretly glanced at Tang Kui.
He
was the man she had liked for a very long time.
No
matter how hard she had tried to get close to him in the past, Tang Kui had
always treated her indifferently, as though she wasn't truly family.
Yet
now, while speaking of Tang Guo, his face was full of smiles. The doting
affection in his eyes toward his sister made Tang Yi's heart ache.
"Xiaoyi,
what's wrong?"
Tang
Kui's voice snapped her back to reality.
Tang
Yi quickly forced a smile.
"So
you're Guoguo, the one Mom and Dad have always talked about. It's wonderful
that you've finally come home."
She
tried her best to smile and walked over to Tang Guo.
"Guoguo,
welcome home."
In
truth, Tang Yi felt nothing but rejection, but she dared not show it.
Tang
Guo merely smiled faintly.
"Thank
you."
Looking
at the brother and sister standing side by side, they seemed naturally
harmonious.
Even
though Tang Guo had grown up away from the Tang family, she lacked none of a
wealthy young lady's grace and elegance.
Her
demeanor wasn't inferior in the slightest to someone who had grown up in the
Tang household.
Tang Yi's heart grew even more bitter.
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