Gu Wanwan glanced at her slightly flustered yet trying-to-maintain composure face and asked with feigned incomprehension, "We haven't seen each other for long and you've already become estranged? Do you remember how you used to call me? Our Gu family is like your maternal family. You used to visit your maternal family home every few days, calling me grandpa and grandma, and calling me Dad and Mom. My grandpa and grandma also treated you like their own daughter."
"So I've always had a question: you seem to be quite unfamiliar with me. Knowing that the Gu family is your maternal family, you've repeatedly stirred up conflict between the Gu and Sheng families. Do you wish for the two families to fight each other? I remember when my grandparents were sent to the countryside, you stood by and watched coldly, just like the second branch of the Gu family, showing no regard for your own relatives. In the past, whenever my grandparents were sick, you would cry with worry and take care of them personally. You were such a filial son."
Madam Sheng broke out in a cold sweat when she was asked the question, but she still tried to remain calm. She was caught in a dilemma: to explain or not to explain would only make things worse. So she decided to remain silent.
She thought that if she didn't say anything, there wouldn't be any problems, little did she know that the problems of the Gu siblings were endless.
With each question they posed, the Sheng family's doubts grew.
During the meal, Wan Jie and Chen Ge ate with gusto, their mouths greasy, while Madam Sheng was unable to enjoy her food, feeling restless and fidgety. She kept poking at the rice in her bowl with her chopsticks, silently enduring the discomfort and praying that the Gu siblings would leave as soon as they finished eating.
Fortunately, they didn't live at the Sheng family's house; otherwise, she would have gone crazy sooner or later if she had to face the annoying Gu Wanwan every day.
Gu Wanwan casually shoveled some rice into her mouth. "Madam Sheng, weren't you left-handed before? How come you're used to using your right hand now? I remember you were very clumsy with your right hand, but you're quite adept at it now."
Her words once again stirred up a storm in the hearts of the Sheng family. They instantly realized that something was wrong. They had lived together for so long, yet none of them had noticed that Madam Sheng had become right-handed.
Sheng Zhuoting couldn't help but recall that it seemed like he had become right-handed sometime a year ago.
My wife is left-handed and uses her left hand for everything. She tried to get used to using her right hand a few times, but she couldn't change it, so she gave up.
So the person in front of him who has the same appearance as his wife is very likely not his real wife.
Is such an outrageous and fantastical thing really possible?
If his guess is correct, then where is his real wife?
Old Master Sheng showed little outward reaction, but inwardly he was both shocked and furious. Although Wanwan had spoken plainly, her repeated probing hinted to them that Madam Sheng was not the person in question.
The key point is that we cannot expose the other party at this time.
How long ago was it that such a venomous snake lurked in the Sheng family, catching everyone off guard, and so completely undetected by anyone, not even her closest husband and children?
Madam Sheng's expression almost cracked. She quietly observed the expressions of the others and only relaxed slightly after confirming that they didn't think too much about it. "Wanwan, people change. You still call me Madam Sheng. It's only been a short time since we last met, and our relationship has already faded. You used to call me Aunt Ji."
Gu Peichuan squinted and corrected her, "You're wrong, you shouldn't call her Aunt Ji, you should call her Grandma."
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