The Whole Internet is Shipping Me with My Ex-Boyfriend-Chapter 344: Suisui Suddenly Calls Daddy~_4

Couldn’t wait to leave, not wanting to stay even a second longer.

Uncle Xiang and Aunt Ma both recognized Quan Jin, but with instructions from Miss Gu, they pretended not to know him, treating him as a new guest.

Yu Rujin was chatting with some other people, but Quan Jin didn’t pay attention, nor was he interested.

He found a spot in the living room to sit, glanced around casually, feeling an inherent aversion and impatience for this place.

He truly didn’t want to stay a second longer.

After learning from Uncle Xiang about Gu Yuan’s situation, the worry never left Yu Rujin’s face: "She’s so sick, yet she still goes to the company for meetings."

Gu Yuan was indeed called away for an important urgent meeting.

She went despite her illness.

It was so urgent that it couldn’t be delayed, related to recent upheaval in the Gu Family; Gu Yuan not only had to attend but also preside over the meeting, leaving her under immense stress with hardly any time to breathe.

While Yu Rujin’s heart ached for Gu Yuan, she also fully understood, as she had been just as driven when younger. She too was a workaholic.

"Where’s little Suisui?" Yuanyuan hadn’t returned yet, and Yu Rujin wanted to see her little great-granddaughter.

"Old Madam, Suisui went to the east wing; I’ll go fetch her now."

And little Jin, perhaps seeing his daughter might help restore his memory.

But...

Considering Gu Yuan’s arrangements, Yu Rujin asked, "Has Yuanyuan allowed little Jin to see Suisui now?"

Uncle Xiang pondered for a few seconds, trying to recall if Miss Gu had mentioned it, but before he could think it through, a crisp voice came through.

"Eat fish~~"

Yu Rujin heard it, and so did Uncle Xiang.

Including Quan Jin, who was seated and not paying attention, also heard it.

From some corner, Suisui emerged, running like the wind in the direction of Quan Jin, leaving only a blur in her wake. Her swift speed made Uncle Xiang so nervous he broke out in a sweat, hands reaching out as he wanted to tell the little princess to slow down...

The next moment, Suisui had thrown herself into Quan Jin’s arms.

Using both hands to give a full embrace.

When the little girl leapt at him, Quan Jin instinctively opened his arms a bit, allowing her to successfully plunge into his embrace.

Then—

Quan Jin: "..."

He didn’t even know why he made this move.

He should have just dodged, or stopped the little girl from jumping into his arms.

This scene was witnessed clearly by Yu Rujin and Uncle Xiang.

Yu Rujin was filled with emotion—it was family, after all. If only they had interacted from the start like this, little Jin would have remembered everything by now. But after losing his memory, Gu Yuan distanced herself from him and didn’t bring Suisui to see him.

This was something Yu Rujin didn’t understand but wouldn’t doubt Gu Yuan’s decisions either.

Having given birth to a daughter with Jin was already difficult enough for her.

Quan Jin was about to push away the little girl clinging to him, but before he could exert any force, she suddenly called out to him, "Daddy~"

Quan Jin: "..."

Could this soft little bundle in his arms really be the daughter that woman bore for him?

No way... he hadn’t even confirmed if she was really his child, probably just clinging on, which might be why that woman never brought the daughter before him these past few months.

Quan Jin, with a stern face, pushed the little girl away, "I’m not your dad; you’ve got the wrong person."

Yu Rujin: ...covers face.

Uncle Xiang: You’re just asking for it!

Suisui, pushed away, knitted her brows in confusion. Running too fast earlier, her bangs were in disarray, but she was too pretty, with bright eyes and pearly teeth, skin like jade, gorgeous beyond reason.

To think that she might be his daughter; perhaps his looks could indeed result in such a beautiful offspring.

Suisui’s voice sounded a bit aggrieved, "No more medicine with the fish~"

Quan Jin, cold-faced, "Who are you calling?"

Suisui looked instantly aggrieved, like an emoji, "We’re good friends~"

Quan Jin sneered, "Who’s friends with you? Know your age!"

As soon as those words fell.

The next moment, Suisui opened her mouth and wailed loudly.

She cried loudly without tears, but her heartbroken look was unmistakable.

At the sound of crying, especially a child’s cry, Quan Jin felt like his head was about to explode, bewildered. What was going on? How did it come to this?

"I didn’t lay a hand on you, don’t you try to blame me!"

Quan Jin stood up, leaving his original spot.

Backing turned, he didn’t know who was behind him.

Suddenly feeling a sharp pain in his back, he turned around, "...Grandma."

"Why are you scaring your daughter!" Yu Rujin was evidently upset by Quan Jin’s reaction earlier, hurt by Suisui’s tears, pushing Quan Jin aside to approach Suisui.

"Little darling."

"Little darling."

"It’s Grandma, do you miss Grandma?"

"Grandma brought you something nice, stop crying, sweetie, Grandma loves you."

Yu Rujin coaxed her with patience and tenderness, while Quan Jin watched silently from the side, suddenly realizing whether he was too harsh, scaring the little girl into tears.

Uncle Xiang came over, sparing a glance at Quan Jin.

Quan Jin understood that look, a look that spoke volumes.

"..."

Suisui wasn’t a crybaby; she only cried when she was truly, truly wronged.

Yu Rujin had her ways with children; in no time, Suisui was pacified.

Once the little girl had been soothed, Yu Rujin inadvertently glanced at Quan Jin, "This is your biological daughter! She carries your bloodline, the daughter Yuanyuan gave birth to for you."

After speaking, Yu Rujin sighed.

Her earlier words seemed born out of irritation with herself.

Little Jin forgot about everything related to Gu Yuan, and that was the real tragedy.

Was this fate, or did the heavens have another plan?

Quan Jin automatically ignored that look from Grandma, turning to look at the little girl.

The little girl had just cried, her eyes were red, just like a little rabbit, strikingly beautiful, even as a small crybaby. However, considering he just frightened her, Quan Jin had no intention of amusing her and instead changed his earlier attitude.

He directly asked, "Where’s your mom?"

As soon as he asked.

Yu Rujin glanced, "How can you talk like that! She’s also your wife!"

Finished with another sigh, "Yuanyuan is ill, and she went to the company, if you had your memory back, you’d be heartbroken."

Quan Jin remained unbothered.

But he didn’t want to upset the elders, so he followed their lead, asking the little girl again, "Do you know I’m your father?"

Suisui pouted, then pouted more, looking as if she was about to cry again, softening Quan Jin’s heart.

He wondered, how could human offspring be so adorable?!

He attempted to approach the little girl again, noticing she wasn’t resistant to his approach despite his earlier rejection. He crouched down before her, "Not answering, huh? Then tell me, what’s your name?"

Suisui kept pouting, looking at Quan Jin, still not answering.

From her expression, Quan Jin realized she was angry.

Angry enough to ignore him.

Without thinking, he suddenly reached out, "Tell me your name, and I’ll hold you."

Suisui continued pouting, "I don’t want you anymore."

Her aggrieved voice melted Quan Jin’s heart entirely.

Quan Jin apologized, "I was wrong."

"You leave."

"Leave?"

"You leave, you leave, I don’t want you, Mom doesn’t want you either."

Suisui ran off in another direction, not knowing where she was going. Uncle Xiang once again gave Quan Jin a complex look and hurried to follow.

Quan Jin: "..."

Yu Rujin sighed as she watched, "You used to adore Suisui, and Suisui relied on you so much; look at what it’s become now."

Quan Jin was indifferent, "If you like this kid, when I get divorced and obtain custody, you can raise her."

Yu Rujin nearly passed out from anger hearing this.

"You’ll regret what you said!" Yu Rujin said helplessly.

"Regret?" Quan Jin turned to leave, tossing a heartless remark, "I’ll never regret it, even in my next life."