Then I saw someone I hadn't seen in a long time, someone who was both expected and unexpected.

Susan had her back to her. Her hair, which was no longer carefully styled and lay smoothly down her back, was now tied up in a bun at the back of her head. Her clothes were also no longer as appropriate as before.

even,

Susie also noticed that the other person was wearing an extremely simple apron.

There were oil stains all over the edges and corners.

She was stunned and stood there for a long time, unable to come to her senses.

At that moment, the other person also seemed to turn around thoughtfully.

Their eyes met, and Susan was the first to react, curving her lips into a smile. "It's been a long time."

Susie's expression was complicated. "Long time no see."

She opened her mouth, wanting to say something, but unexpectedly the other person took the initiative to greet her.

How are you now?

Susie nodded, her expression returning to normal, though a closer look revealed a few subtle undercurrents of emotion in her eyes.

"not bad."

"I knew it; becoming the heir has always been your wish."

Congratulations!

Susan said this without a care in the world, her expression calm, even with a hint of a smile.

You could tell from her eyes that she was genuinely congratulating her.

Susie was overwhelmed with complex emotions and couldn't express them. She opened her mouth for a long time before she heard her own voice.

Don't you hate me?

You hate me for taking away your identity.

It took away your parents.

I've left you alone on this backward and remote planet.

"I don't hate it."

Susan understood it very well.

Such clumsy technique could be easily seen through by anyone with eyes, so how could his own parents not know? It's simply that they were disappointed in him.

She didn't care what role Susie played in all of this.

The parents' attitude was crucial; they tacitly approved of the matter.