The Price

"She's already starting to suspect you?"

"Yes, but I've already deceived her. It's all Su Yan's fault for being too strict with her upbringing. These children are usually loving. It seems that if you want to change her mind, you have to go slow."

"Hmph."

The cold snort from the other side of the cell phone was like a sharp sword that approached Auntie Cao, scaring her so much that cold sweat broke out on her forehead.

At this moment, the person on the other end of the cell phone continued, "Family ties. I don't think she has any family ties at all. If you can't convince her, you have to let her understand the reason why she's living in this world. She has enjoyed such a good life for so many years. It's time for her to pay the price for her many years of life."

Auntie Cao responded obediently and frowned slightly.