Hiding her pregnant belly! The wicked ex-wife of the true young master has awakened.

The baby girl, Zhao Zhao, was crying softly in the crib. Her cries were gentle and aggrieved, and her limbs were twisting slightly in unease.

After crying twice, Rui Rui next to her also started crying, whimpering and waving her little hands incessantly.

Ye Yu picked up Zhao Zhao and comforted her, then called over a nanny.

"Take him upstairs and coax him."

Rui Rui has rarely cried since birth. Most of the time, when Zhao Zhao cries, Rui Rui cries along with her.

Zhao Zhao stopped crying, and Rui Rui stopped crying soon after.

The two children were carried upstairs.

Jinzhi wrapped her arms around Ye Yu's waist, buried her face in his chest, and sobbed, "I regret it so much... I should have called him, why did he just leave like that... so suddenly..."

Ye Yu hugged her tightly and kissed her forehead.

"Don't be sad, brother said he just went to find Mom."

"Every second, people are born and die in this world. He just went to find your mother. Perhaps this is the only relief and happiness for him."

Jinzhi wept uncontrollably.

Ye Yu just held her like that, staying with her.

After crying for a while, she said, "He loves Mom. I know this might be a relief for him, but I feel like I did something wrong. We haven't even met that many times, but I'm so sad... I should have called him that."

Ye Yu sighed and gently patted her back.

"He is your father. There is a bond between parents and children. You did nothing wrong. Life is unpredictable, and no one knows what will happen next."

"If you want to see him, I'll apply for a flight and we'll go see him. You can talk to him; he'll be very happy, okay?"

"it is good."

Jinzhi had someone apply for a flight to Beijing for the afternoon.

When Wen Manchun and Jin Minghan returned from get off work at noon, they were quite surprised to hear the news.

"Zhizhi, don't be sad. Your mom and dad are here. Mr. Ji has just moved to a different world. He's just gone to find your mother."

"Jinbao, don't be sad, we're all here. He's seen you and the child, he won't have any regrets. You still have us, and you still have Aunt Yang and little brother Xiaoran. We're all with you."

Jinzhi had calmed down and gave a slight smile.

"I know, Mom and Dad. Thank you for taking care of the child these past few days. I'll come back as soon as I've finished dealing with things over there."

"We're family, don't talk like strangers. Don't worry about the children, just take care of yourself and go in peace."

on the plane.

As Jinzhi gazed at the blue sky and white clouds outside the cabin, all she could think of were the images of her teasing Ji Jinliang at the Ji residence.

I felt endless regret.

Why wasn't she nicer to him back then?

He was so pitiful; all he wanted in his life was to be with his mother, yet he lived a lonely life for over twenty years.

She leaned on Ye Yu's shoulder and said, "People always learn to cherish things only after they've lost them."

"Ye Yu, thank you for always being by my side."

"We are husband and wife, I am your husband, it is only right that I take care of you."

The private jet landed at Lingshan Manor.

Ji Zhenfeng and the butler stepped forward to greet them.

"Zhizhi."

"Miss."

"Brother, Uncle Wang."

Ji Zhenfeng was dressed in all black, his handsome features were pale, and he had dark circles under his eyes.

"Let's go see Dad first."

Jinzhi nodded.

The group went to the Ji family's ancestral graves, which were located on a sunny, gentle slope in the back of the mountain with excellent feng shui.

On the way, Ji Zhenfeng said, "Dad's condition has been bad since last year, not only physically but also mentally. He's about to collapse."

"Fortunately, we found Mom a while ago, although it was just a grave. Through Mom, we learned about your existence. She was sad, but I could tell she was happy."

"Especially during the few days you were at home, things were much more lively, and Dad's mental state improved a lot."

"He never believed that Mom was dead, and he didn't believe that she died in childbirth. He thought it was something else, and he investigated for a long time but got the same result."

"Knowing you were pregnant, I'll stay with you until you give birth and see the baby; only then will I have no regrets."

"If it weren't for you, Dad wouldn't have lasted this long. You don't need to blame yourself."

Jinzhi felt a pang of bitterness and regret.

"I was too noisy and went too far at home back then. If I had known... I would have been nicer to him and called him Dad."

Ji Zhenfeng patted her head.

"It's not too late now. Dad can hear us, and so can Mom. They'll be happy to see us all right."

We arrived at the cemetery.

In March, Beijing had not yet fully shaken off the effects of winter. The spring breeze still felt like a knife on the face, but the azure sky was clear and the white clouds floated low.

Jinzhi placed the sunflowers and orchids she brought in front of the joint tomb.

Tong Yeyu knelt before the tombstone and kowtowed three times.

She stroked the couple's photo on the tombstone, her clear voice low.

"Dad, Mom, I've come to see you."

"I hope you can still hear me."

She swallowed hard, then smiled.

"Old Deng, it's such a shame you couldn't come to the full moon celebration. I wanted to call you 'Dad' in person, but I missed it."

"But it's not a pity. I've called him Dad now, so you'll only hear it a few days later."

"Dad, please don't bother Mom too much over there. First, explain the conflict between you two back then to her properly. Mom is such a good person, once you talk things out, everything will be fine."

She lit stacks of gold ingots and banknotes.

"I'll burn more money for you guys, so you can live well over there, and my brother and I will live well here too. We'll spend real money, and you'll spend fake money. We'll be happy for the rest of our lives."

"When the child is a little older next year, I will bring your granddaughter to visit you and she will call you grandpa and grandma."

"Mom is right. When you live your whole life, you should always know where your roots are. My roots are with you."

Ye Yu helped burn paper money and gold ingots.

"Mom and Dad, I'm Ye Yu, your son-in-law. Don't worry, I will take good care of Jinzhi and the two children from now on. You don't need to worry over there..."

Before Ye Yu could finish speaking, a mournful yet fierce cry came from afar.

"Jinliang... my son, why won't you let your mother see you? Even in death, you won't let your mother see you?"

The pale-faced old lady was escorted by the housekeeper and forced her way inside.

"It's all because of you heartless brats! Jinzhi! You unfilial daughter killed your father! He died the moment you came home... and you even tried to persuade him to sever ties with me!"

"What a disgrace to our family! You and your mother, those two vile women, have ruined the Ji family! You've ruined my son, ruined our whole family..."

Ji Zhenfeng's tired face darkened, and he raised his hand to signal his bodyguards to stop the newcomers.

walk over.

"Madam, my parents don't want to see you. Please go back and stop causing trouble here."

The old woman's face hardened, her expression terrifying. "Ji Zhenfeng, are you going to sever ties with your own grandmother because of her? The Ji family has raised you for nothing all these years! You ungrateful wretch, you unfilial grandson!"

"You're talking nonsense! I'm his biological mother, there's no way he wouldn't see me! If you still consider me your grandmother, then get rid of that bastard. I want to see your father and ask him why he's leaving all his inheritance to that bastard!"

Ji Zhenfeng's head was throbbing from the noise.

"I'm speaking to you so politely now because I still respect you. I didn't know before, but I do now. You used to mistreat my mother and always spoke ill of her in front of me."

"Let's not talk about those things. My dad said that after he dies, he wants to have some peace and quiet and never have to see you again, because my mom doesn't want to see you."

Jinzhi stood up and looked over coldly.

"How parents treat their children will determine how children treat their parents. If you had been kinder in your younger years, you wouldn't be in this situation today."

The old lady stiffened, tripped over a stone and almost fainted, but was helped up by the housekeeper.