She really is someone who dares to think and act. Before Xu Moran could answer her, she glared at her again and turned to walk towards the roadside.

Just as Xu Moran was wondering what she was up to, accompanied by the sound of a car engine, two blinding beams of light shone directly onto Xu Moran.

The sudden burst of bright light made Xu Moran instinctively shield his eyes with his hand.

"Mo Mo!" A loud shout suddenly came from behind, followed by a grab on the arm, who yanked the person aside roughly. "Get out of the way!"

Xu Moran has participated in quite a few missions in his life, and even the most dangerous ones have never been as dangerous as being deliberately bumped into by someone just now.

The person who hit her with the car was the owner of the little female dog she had picked up, and the young woman who looked very much like her.

Surely it's not like they'd really run her over because of a dog?

If you really love dogs so much, why would you hit them so often?!

While Xu Moran was still in shock, Xu Xiusen rushed over, yanked open the driver's side door, and pulled the person inside out.

Regardless of gender or age, if it weren't for his sharp eyes and quick reflexes, his daughter, whom he had finally managed to regain, would have been lost again.

"Why did you deliberately hit someone?" Xu Xiusen questioned the person he had forcibly dragged out of the car in a stern voice, his anger burning.

Zhang Yuanyuan knew very well that this was in B City, not X City, so she didn't arrogantly retort. Instead, she feigned a timid and panicked demeanor, saying, "I... I didn't intentionally hit anyone. Besides, why would I intentionally hit someone? What good would that do me?"

Xu Xiusen wasn't some young man just entering society; he wasn't so easily fooled. Besides, he could clearly see that this woman was deliberately trying to bump into Xu Moran.

As long as it involves Xu Moran, his biological daughter, he can never swallow this insult.

"If what you're saying is true," Xu Xiusen suppressed his anger, "why don't you dare look me in the eye? That's a sign of your guilty conscience. Judging from your accent, I'm not sure you're 100% from B City, but you've at least lived there for a long time. In that case, you should know that B City has always been very safe, and the police are always very effective. If you don't look up now and explain the whole story clearly, I'll call the police immediately!"

Zhang Yuanyuan was genuinely intimidated, fearing that Xu Xiusen would call the police at any moment, and quickly looked up at him.

It would have been fine if they hadn't looked, but what they saw startled both Xu Xiusen and Zhang Yuanyuan.

Xu Xiusen was stunned by the fact that the girl in front of him had an almost identical face to Xu Moran.

Zhang Yuanyuan was terrified because she encountered Xu Xiusen here, especially when she wanted to run over Xu Moran.

She knew better than anyone what the relationship between Xu Xiusen, Xu Moran, and her really was.

If a name is truly just a label, then Xu Xiusen represents Zhang Yuanyuan's biological father.

So, how could she recognize Xu Xiusen at a glance when she had never met him before? It was all thanks to the deputy... Ever since she was five years old, after he brought her back to X City and put her in the so-called government compound, he had been tirelessly telling her about Zhang Huiwen over and over again, and even showing her old photos of Zhang Huiwen.

She noticed a strange phenomenon: apart from when Zhang Huiwen was very young, the only photos of her were from after she married Xu Xiusen.

Zhang Huiwen lived from her teens to her twenties, and before meeting Xu Xiusen, she left behind no photographs.

Logically speaking, a girl in her teens or twenties is at the most beautiful and only cares about her appearance, so why is it that there isn't a single photo of the very beautiful Zhang Huiwen?

She pretended to be curious and asked the deputy... The deputy just held her tightly, only sighing above her head, and never told her the answer.

Zhang Yuanyuan's experiences destined her to be many times smarter than ordinary children from a young age. She believed that something bad must have happened to Zhang Huiwen when she was a teenager, which would have led to her not keeping a single photo during that period.

The deputy... out of guilt and also out of genuine love for his niece, he always indulged her in everything, but on this matter, no matter how she asked, he always avoided answering.

On one occasion, when she pressed him for answers, the deputy even yelled at her.

After he finished yelling, seeing her with tears in her eyes, he hugged her and gently comforted her.

He offered many words of comfort, but remained completely silent about what Zhang Huiwen had gone through.

Let's not bring it up then. After all, Zhang Huiwen isn't her biological mother, and digging into it won't do her any good.

It was precisely because Xu Xiusen appeared in every photo of Zhang Huiwen after she met him that she recognized him at a glance.

Is God just not happy with her?

That's why they arranged this whole thing for her!

No, she absolutely cannot sit idly by and wait for her doom. In addition, the fact that the vice president had been so obedient to her for so many years had also shaped her personality of wanting to get whatever she wanted.

So, before Xu Xiusen could react, she burst into tears, clutching his sleeve as she cried, "Sir, you look so familiar. I feel like I've always seen you in my mother's photo album."

If Xu Xiusen still didn't know that Xu Moran was his biological daughter, then those words just now must have moved him completely.

Unfortunately, he already knew that Xu Moran, who grew up in an orphanage, was his biological daughter. As for the woman in front of him who seemed to be wailing and crying but didn't actually shed a single tear, he felt nauseous.

Judging from his and Huiwen's temperaments, how could they possibly have given birth to such a hypocritical and cunning child?

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