“I don’t think it has any impact,” Gu Weiwei said.

Madam Fu carried Youyou, who had just finished his bath, out and said...

"Alright, Weiwei, you can live upstairs, so he won't complain about me all day."

I deliberately kept Weiwei with her these past few days just to leave him out of the room for a few days.

After all, as their mother, could she really hope for discord in their relationship?

“But Youyou and Tiantian…” Gu Weiwei looked at the children.

“We’ll take good care of them. We also have a nanny here,” Mrs. Fu said.

Even so, Gu Weiwei still helped coax the two children to sleep before returning to the master bedroom upstairs with Fu Hanzheng.

As soon as Fu Hanzheng entered the room, he pinned her against the doorway and lowered his head to kiss her.

Gu Weiwei reached out and covered his mouth. "You haven't answered my question yet."

Fu Hanzheng reached out and grabbed her hand, pulling it away. "What's the problem?"

"What is the more important thing you're talking about?" Gu Weiwei asked persistently.

Fu Hanzheng chuckled and said, "It's about wedding preparations. I wanted to give you a little surprise, so I won't tell you for now."

Seeing his serious expression, Gu Weiwei didn't doubt that he was lying.

"Then why was Yuan Meng winking at you just now?"

After thinking for a moment, Fu Hanzheng spoke frankly.

"It's about your biological father."

"My biological father?" Gu Weiwei frowned.

She had indeed been searching for many years, but she couldn't find it in her existing memory.

Could it be that she has found it in the memories she missed during those years?

“Yes, you’ve met before, but you haven’t recognized each other.” Fu Hanzheng put his arm around her and sat her down on the sofa in the room. He said gently, “Originally, you should have met after what happened to Youyou, but because of your amnesia, we had to put it on hold for the time being.”

Gu Weiwei listened attentively. No wonder Yuan Meng had tested her before, asking if she would still be willing to acknowledge her biological father if she found him.

“You don’t remember many things, and if we tell you too much at once, we’re afraid you won’t be able to accept it, so we can only proceed step by step,” Fu Hanzheng said.

"Step by step?" Gu Weiwei glanced at him and scoffed, "You're up to no good, aren't you?"

Fu Hanzheng chuckled, "What intention?"

“If I had known about my biological father first, after searching for him for so many years, I would definitely have gone with him first and cultivated a father-daughter relationship.” Gu Weiwei turned her head to look at the lazy and elegant man beside her and said slowly, “In that case, I would not have had the mind to cultivate any relationship with you at all.”

Fu Hanzheng smiled without saying a word; he did indeed have his own selfish motives in this regard.

Compared to their relationship, the fact that she had her biological father was something she believed in more.

She had been searching for her father for so many years, and now that she had found him, she would definitely spend more time with Carman Dorrance, so she wouldn't have as much time to be with him, and she wouldn't easily believe what had happened between them over the past few years.

Gu Weiwei took his hand and leaned her head against him.

"You were afraid you wouldn't be able to keep me, which is why you didn't tell me."

Fu Hanzheng turned his head and kissed her forehead. "Not angry?"

"I don't remember if you were very sad that day?" Gu Weiwei asked in a low voice.

When someone you love deeply suddenly forgets everything you shared and treats you like a stranger.

That feeling must have been incredibly painful for her, beyond her comprehension.

"Yes, for a few minutes," Fu Hanzheng admitted.

"You've only been sad for a few minutes?" Gu Weiwei raised an eyebrow.

Fu Hanzheng's lips curled up slightly, "Because I need to find a way to keep you and get you to accept me again, where would I find the time to continue being sad?"