Chapter 71 felt that her possessiveness robbed Jiang Siyu of her childhood.

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Seeing Jiang Siyu's serious expression, Fu Lin nodded, but felt a strange pang of sadness in her heart.

After Jiang Siyu returned to China this time, Fu Lin could sense the changes in her, the most obvious being that she became more humane.

Previously, she only thought that Jiang Siyu had grown up through more experiences, but now she felt that Jiang Siyu's changes were inseparable from Bo Siye.

Thinking about what Jiang Siyu had just said about Bo Siye's business trip, Fu Lin felt a little like going to Jiang Siyu's house to sleep with her and have a good chat.

But then I thought, what if Bo Siye suddenly came back? I would definitely feel very awkward.

Moreover... although Fu Lin had never met Bo Siye before, his fearsome reputation still made her somewhat intimidated, so after considering it, Fu Lin decided to go back to her own home.

The Fu family's residence is not far from the Jiang family's.

Fu Lin only realized what was happening after the car entered the villa area.

"Ayu," she quickly said, "I'll leave you here. I can go in by myself."

She only had a 20-inch suitcase, not much stuff, and it was just a short walk.

She was afraid that seeing the Jiang family would remind Jiang Siyu of that unpleasant past.

In an instant, he lost even the idea of ​​letting Jiang Siyu stay overnight.

Jiang Siyu didn't slow down at all and drove straight to the front of the Fu family's villa.

As soon as the car stopped, Mr. and Mrs. Fu, who were preparing to have lunch in the villa, came out.

Upon seeing Fu Lin get out of the passenger seat, Fu's mother quickly covered Fu Lin with the wool blanket she was wearing.

"I knew you, my little devil, value style over warmth. Don't you even know how hot it is these days? What's the point of wearing a denim vest!"

Although Fu's mother was blaming her, she couldn't help but carefully check Fu Lin from head to toe, and only felt relieved when she saw that she was safe and sound.

Fu Lin was used to being scolded every time she came home, but this time, with Jiang Siyu present, she quickly pinched her own mother's mouth shut.

"Ayu brought me back. She's sleeping with me tonight. Mom, could you dry our blankets in a bit?"

Now that they were already at her doorstep, Fu Lin wasn't about to let Jiang Siyu leave any further.

Fu Lin presents herself as an intellectual beauty in public, but at home she is her mother's little girl and loves to act cute with her parents.

"Ayu is here too?" Upon hearing this, Aunt Fu's eyes lit up. She pushed away Fu Lin, who was holding her hand, looked at Jiang Siyu who was getting out of the driver's seat, and then quickly walked over.

"She's prettier and thinner, still beautiful, so beautiful."

Aunt Fu looked at the little girl she hadn't seen for several years and reached out to touch her, but then remembered that Jiang Siyu didn't like to interact with others, so she put her hand down.

But Jiang Siyu stepped forward, bent down, and hugged her.

“…Auntie.” Jiang Siyu didn’t know what to say, so she called out “Auntie Fu” and then just quietly hugged her.

But just from that hug, Fu Ma's tears immediately fell.

"Four years, little Ayu, and I haven't heard from you at all. Linbao can't contact you either. I'm so afraid something has happened to you."

When Fu's mother learned that Jiang Siyu had been forcibly sent abroad by Jiang Dingbang, she took Fu's father to the Jiang family and gave Jiang Dingbang a good scolding.

It was Fu Ma's scolding that made Jiang Dingbang regret his impulsive decision to send Jiang Siyu away.

But by the time he wanted to bring her back, they had already lost contact with Jiang Siyu.

"I'm back safe and sound, aren't I?" Jiang Siyu stood up straight again, and after thinking for a moment, she imitated Fu Lin and twirled in front of Fu's mother.

"See, there's no problem at all, so don't cry."

She tried to comfort her somewhat clumsily, but Fu Ma became increasingly upset.

Previously, Jiang Siyu was aloof and didn't care about social niceties at all.

When Jiang Siyu occasionally came to visit Fu Lin and encountered the couple, she would simply greet them with a casual "Uncle" or "Auntie," but the couple never felt that there was anything wrong with Jiang Siyu's behavior.

Jiang Siyu's biological mother passed away early, and her biological father was away from home most of the time.

She wasn't an extroverted person to begin with, and it's normal for her to have a cold personality after years of not having her parents' company and guidance.

Jiang Siyu's personality has changed a lot now; she's become more proactive in comforting people.

But when a person's personality changes drastically, they must have gone through a lot of hardship.

Fu's mother didn't even dare to think about how much suffering a penniless girl had to endure in a foreign land to achieve what she has today.

She held Jiang Siyu's hand, looked at her with heartache, and couldn't stop the tears from falling.

Seeing that Fu's mother was crying so hard she could barely speak, Fu's father quickly stepped forward and put his arm around her shoulder to comfort her.

"The child rarely comes to visit; are you going to keep crying?"

Fu's mother didn't want to cry either, but she was also a mother, and she had watched Jiang Siyu grow up day by day, so she couldn't help but feel sad for her.

She turned and leaned against her father's chest, slowly calming her breathing.

Helpless, Mr. Fu said to Jiang Siyu, who seemed a little lost, "You and Linbao drive the car in first, then come inside and sit down. It's cold outside, don't catch a cold."

"Okay, Uncle." Jiang Siyu nodded, drove the car into the villa and parked it. After getting out of the car, she saw that Fu's mother was still leaning against Fu's father, and she felt a strange bittersweet feeling in her heart.

When Fu Lin saw her staring at her parents, she quickly went over, grabbed her arm, and led her into the house.

"I told you long ago that my parents love you, but now I see that you've even abandoned me, your own daughter."

Jiang Siyu hadn't realized it before, but now she truly felt that Aunt Fu liked her very much.

"Would you be jealous?" Jiang Siyu asked.

Fu Lin quickly shook her head: "My parents' love is too heavy for me to bear alone. I would be overjoyed to have you share it with me."

“Your parents are doing well,” Jiang Siyu said.

Fu Lin's eyes crinkled into a smile: "I think so too."

Considering Jiang Siyu's family situation, Fu Lin did not continue the topic.

The first thing Fu Lin does when she gets home is take a shower.

After she went into the bathroom, Jiang Siyu stood by the window looking at the villa not far away.

The Jiang family and the Fu family lived very close to each other, only 200 meters apart. From Fu Lin's house, one could clearly see every plant and tree in the Jiang family villa.

The osmanthus tree that Jiang Siyu planted on Arbor Day when she was six years old is gone, and the swing under the tree has also been removed.

Jiang Siyu used to enjoy playing on the swing when the osmanthus flowers were in bloom.

When the osmanthus flowers bloom, the weather is already getting cooler. Her mother is afraid that Jiang Siyu will get cold, so she keeps an eye on the time and calls Jiang Siyu back home when it's time.

Occasionally, Jiang Siyu's mother would sit and play under the osmanthus tree with her, but she was always in poor health and prone to allergies, so she often couldn't play with Jiang Siyu to her heart's content.

Jiang's mother was in poor health and didn't go out much. In addition, Jiang Dingbang spent little time with her, so Jiang Siyu, her biological daughter, carried all of her emotions.

Jiang's mother's possessiveness toward Jiang Siyu is somewhat extreme and pathological; she often becomes so anxious that she can't breathe when she can't find Jiang Siyu.

Therefore, Jiang Siyu spent all her time at home with her mother before she turned ten, except when she went to school.

She loves her mother and doesn't see anything wrong with her mother's dependence on her, but Jiang Dingbang often argues with his mother about this.

I feel that her possessiveness caused Jiang Siyu to lose her childhood.