Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable-Chapter 298 Heavenly Master 5

Shuangshuang came with the intention of saving someone, and she didn’t delay, directly saying, "I can save your daughter, but I need to see her physical body, and the sooner, the better."

Teacher Gong nodded repeatedly, "Okay, I have a car, we can leave immediately!" She stood up as she spoke, first going to the bathroom to wash her face haphazardly, wiping away the tear stains, then grabbed her bag and bent down to pick up her daughter, but her arms went right through her daughter’s body!

Teacher Gong’s eyes suddenly welled up, tears threatened to spill, but she suppressed them, speaking as gently as possible, "Jiajia, how about going with mom? Mom will take you home, and we’ll always be together, never to be apart again!"

Jiajia obediently nodded, took the initiative to step forward and held onto Teacher Gong’s clothing. Although Teacher Gong couldn’t touch Jiajia, Jiajia could grasp Teacher Gong’s clothing.

Teacher Gong’s car was a mini sedan, small and easy to control, perfect for working women like her. Though tiny, it could comfortably seat four people. Teacher Gong sat in the driver’s seat, Jiajia in the passenger seat, and Shuangshuang sat in the back.

Teacher Gong, feeling anxious, drove very fast, pressing the gas pedal with all her might, making the small sedan race at a speed like a racing car! Shuangshuang called her master Chen Qi from the back, telling him that things had changed and she couldn’t go back that night.

Jiajia’s grandmother’s house was a bit far, taking five to six hours of driving even at Teacher Gong’s current frantic pace. Previously, Shuangshuang had noticed that Jiajia was a life soul, but didn’t expect the life soul and the physical body to be so far apart.

Perhaps it was due to her immense psychological pressure, or maybe Shuangshuang’s calm demeanor seemed so reliable, on the drive, Teacher Gong voluntarily recounted Jiajia’s situation to Shuangshuang. 𝑓𝘳𝘦𝑒𝑤𝑒𝘣𝘯ℴ𝘷𝘦𝓁.𝑐𝑜𝑚

This whole thing started because of a marital discord. Teacher Gong, originally named Gong Lanfang, married her husband Zhu Ming out of free love. But Zhu Ming’s mother had intended for him to marry the daughter of a friend who had a large and prosperous family, being an only child. If Zhu Ming married her, all the assets she inherited would belong to him.

Unfortunately, Zhu Ming was unwilling to be a kept man and couldn’t stand that woman. He went to the city to work on his own, where he met Gong Lanfang.

Gong Lanfang was a city girl with a stable teaching job, her parents were intellectuals, making her from an aristocratic family.

Even if Gong Lanfang wasn’t a golden phoenix, she was close enough. Yet Gong Lanfang didn’t mind that Zhu Ming was a rural man with little education, which was already considered a stretch for Zhu Ming to marry up.

However, Zhu Ming’s mother didn’t think so. Her friend had become a big success by marrying a good man because of her beauty, so Zhu Ming’s mother thought if that woman could marry up, her handsome son could surely marry a woman to ascend instantly!

Although Gong Lanfang’s background was decent, it didn’t hold up compared to her friend’s family. Thus, Zhu Ming’s mother refused to agree, but Zhu Ming was very stubborn, adamantly choosing Gong Lanfang and insisted on marrying her. In the end, his mother, unable to change his mind, had to reluctantly give her blessing.

Throughout this entire struggle between mother and son, Gong Lanfang had been kept in the dark. After getting married, she devoted herself to respecting her mother-in-law, only to be met with a cold face, leaving her feeling quite aggrieved. She couldn’t understand why, even though treating her mother-in-law like her own mother, as her own mother taught her, she wasn’t liked!

Gong Lanfang felt very wronged, but under Zhu Ming’s continued sweet talk, she put up with it. Later, when she became pregnant, her mother-in-law restrained herself a bit, but after Jiajia was born, her old habits returned, and she liked Gong Lanfang even less!

Originally, Gong Lanfang could bear it under Zhu Ming’s comfort, and since she only had to return home during winter and summer vacations due to her teaching job in the city, she didn’t need to face her tricky mother-in-law daily, so she could barely continue putting up with it.

However, her mother-in-law’s indifference towards Jiajia eventually pushed her over the edge. She couldn’t endure it any longer, which resulted in incessant arguments between her and her mother-in-law whenever they met!

The more they argued, Zhu Ming, who initially comforted Gong Lanfang, grew impatient too, believing Gong Lanfang to be unreasonable. Coupled with his mother’s instigations, their marriage became increasingly shaky, eventually leading to divorce.

After the divorce, custody of the child went to Gong Lanfang, but Zhu Ming insisted that the child live with him two months every year, or he’d fight Gong Lanfang for custody till the end.

Not wanting to entangle with Zhu Ming further and intending to not estrange Jiajia from her father, Gong Lanfang agreed, choosing to send her daughter to Zhu Ming during her busiest period, the month of final exams, each year for convenience.

After the divorce, Zhu Ming returned to his hometown to start a business, so sending the child to him basically meant sending her to her grandmother.

Although there was a grandmother who didn’t like Jiajia, Jiajia’s father Zhu Ming was still very good to her, so Gong Lanfang wasn’t too worried.

Little did she know she’d put her mind at ease too soon. Zhu Ming, busy with his career, was hardly home and didn’t have time for Jiajia, who was mostly cared for by her grandmother.

Gong Lanfang never expected her mother-in-law could be so harsh to Jiajia, not even ensuring she ate regularly, which Jiajia just told herself. Her grandmother’s attitude made Jiajia extremely fearful of going there, crying her heart out each time.

Even though she knew Jiajia’s grandmother didn’t treat her well, Gong Lanfang hadn’t imagined it would be this bad. Had she known earlier, she’d rather have continued fighting Zhu Ming in court and never handed her daughter to that family.

After finishing, Jiajia explained the reason for her state. According to Jiajia, when she was sent to her grandmother’s house, she was particularly afraid of her mother leaving, and as Gong Lanfang left, Jiajia chased after her car.

The car sped away fast, and Jiajia could no longer see it after running a short distance. At the same time, she felt terribly exhausted, her chest hurt from the heavy breathing! Yet her desire to follow her mother made her endure the fatigue and pain, continuing to run until she suddenly didn’t feel tired anymore after insisting for a while.