Chapter 148  : Hidden Plot

The Yu family’s education was undoubtedly excellent. Yu Hong’s three sons had all succeeded in the field they liked. Yu Yao, the daughter who had been missing for more than a decade, was also kind, righteous, and made Yu Hong proud.

However, Yu Hong could not understand why Yu Yao, who had led a wandering life since young, was so smart and upright like the Yu family. However, Yu Wan, who had grown up in the Yu family, had become a despicable, vicious, and even daring criminal.

This kind of exclamation did not distress Yu Hong for too long. As soon as he received the results of the DNA test, he had already had an idea of how to deal with her.

When Chen Lin fell asleep after taking her medicine, Yu Hong gathered the four children and told them his thoughts.

Yu Yao looked at the DNA test report and said in a bored tone, “I already said that Yu Wan can’t be Dad’s child. Why must you do this again?”

Yu Heng knew the most detailed information. He explained on behalf of Yu Hong and placed an earlier DNA test report in Yu Yao’s hands. Yu Heng said, “When Yu Wan was 12 years old, her biological mother found her and got someone to secretly take something from Dad to do a DNA test. This report shows that Yu Wan is Dad’s biological daughter.”

Yu Yao looked at Yu Hong in surprise. “I thought that it was nonsense for Eldest Brother and Second Brother to suspect that Dad had an affair. So, they had evidence?”

Yu Jue had not participated from the beginning to the end. At this moment, he was dumbfounded. He raised his hand in dissatisfaction and interrupted, “Is anyone going to tell me what happened? When did Dad cheat on Mom? Why is Yu Wan Dad’s biological child?”

Everyone looked up at Yu Jue. They probably felt that it would be too troublesome to explain everything from beginning to end, so they shouldn’t bother to explain…

Thinking of this, everyone turned their heads in unison, pretending not to hear Yu Jue’s question.

Yu Yao said, “The results of the two DNA tests are different, but the one we did definitely has no problems. Then when Yu Wan was twelve years old, either Dad’s biological sample was fake, her biological sample was fake, or the report itself was fake…”

Yu Hong said, “During that time, your three brothers and Yu Wan went to Switzerland to visit us. Yu Wan took the initiative to help your mother cli[ her nails when she was asleep and also helped me clip mine. At that time, she must have been collecting my DNA samples.”

Yu Lang took the slightly yellowish report and said, “When I found out that Yu Wan had this thing, I went to the clinic to do an investigation. The report is real, but the procedures back then were not as strict as they are now, where only people with legal connections can apply.”

Yu Yao frowned and thought about it. “Isn’t it strange? Yu Wan is so sure about the results. She definitely didn’t take any biological samples from my brothers to pretend to be hers. Then how did she determine that she is biologically related to Dad?”

The others were silent. Yu Hong spoke first and asked carefully, “Yaoyao, we suspect that the matter of you getting lost was planned by Yu Wan’s biological parents and they had been living very close to you. That’s why her biological mother could take one of your samples and pretend that it was Yu Wan who did the DNA test. This is why the results show that there is a father-daughter relationship.”

Yu Yao was stunned and muttered, “Impossible…”

She subconsciously tugged at the corners of her mouth, wanting to ask if they were all joking. Yu Wan was the protagonist of a novel. The protagonist could be imperfect, but she could not be the daughter of a human trafficker. Wasn’t this setting too ridiculous?

However, she remembered that compared to being the daughter of a human trafficker, what Yu Wan had done herself did not match the female lead’s behavioral standards…

She leaned back on the couch and covered her head as she said gloomily, “My God, if that’s true, then Yu Yao is too unlucky.. There are so many people in the Yu family who love her, she could have lived her life happily…”