Rebirth: She Became a Beautiful and Cool Bigshot-Chapter 64 - Knocking on Meng Jingfen

Chapter 64: Chapter 64: Knocking on Meng Jingfen

Chapter 64 -64: Knocking on Meng Jingfen

Zhao Sulan, “Heh, she really got screwed over by you.”

Lin Fangwei couldn’t help but snort with laughter.

Zhao Sulan thought she was mocking her for feeling unnecessary sympathy and quickly clarified, “Fangwei, don’t get me wrong, I’m not sympathizing with her. ƒreeωebnovel.ƈom

I think she’s foolish.

Do you know?

She was so foolish when she divorced your dad, she didn’t even ask for child support.”

“Haha…”

Lin Fangwei laughed even harder but then explained: “Mom, I’m not laughing at you.

I’m laughing at Meng Jingfen, that ugly freak.

She must be foolish now, right?

Not only is she jobless, but she’s also become a bastard.”

Lin Fangwei had told only half a lie.

She was indeed mocking Zhao Sulan.

To think that Meng Wanhua, who discreetly switched the baby, was foolish?

Ridiculous.

Besides that, she indeed found Meng Jingfen’s current situation amusing.

She thought Meng Jingfen must be going insane by now.

At that moment, she had no doubt about Meng Jingfen’s identity.

Both Meng Wanhua and Lin Youdong were type O blood, and it was normal for her to be type O blood.

Zhao Sulan was type AB blood, and if Meng Jingfen were the child of Zhao Sulan and Lin Youdong, it would be normal for her blood type to be A.

…

After Lin Youdong left, Meng Jingfen hesitated before opening her bedroom door, and with a stern face, she said to Meng Wanhua, who was sitting on the living room sofa, “Turns out Auntie wasn’t genuinely nice to me, just using me.”

Earlier in the hospital, although Lin Youdong and Zhao Sulan didn’t lose their temper publicly due to the crowd, they had still whispered curses at Meng Wanhua.

Having graduated from high school, Meng Jingfen had a mind filled with crooked thoughts and had figured out a lot right away.

However, she wasn’t angry.

She felt…

this was her opportunity.

With such leverage in her hands against Meng Wanhua and Meng Chuyue, was she afraid they wouldn’t listen to her, or was she afraid she wouldn’t have good days ahead?

Did Meng Wanhua not know what Meng Jingfen was thinking?

She scoffed, “Meng Jingfen, I advise you not to harbor crooked thoughts, foolishly thinking you can use this matter to control me and Chuyue.

Think carefully about what you’ll gain from getting along with us, and what the consequences will be if you cross me.”

The Meng Chuyue in the room: “…”

Mom’s so fierce.

Meng Jingfen: “…”

Auntie’s really powerful.

Seeing Meng Jingfen with a dark face saying nothing, Meng Wanhua coldly said, “You should be happy that you’re useful, otherwise, the day I saw Chuyue covered in bruises, I would have driven you away.”

“I advise you not to do anything foolish.

If you go and inform on me to Lin Youdong, at most he’ll find you a job, and then he’ll never bother with you again.

But if you keep this secret well, Chuyue and I will always treat you as family.

You’re not a fool, weigh the pros and cons yourself.”

Meng Jingfen, distorted with resentment, bitterly asked, “Auntie, don’t you think you’re too selfish?

Aren’t you worried that I might end up having to donate a kidney to Lin Fangwei because our blood types match?”

Meng Wanhua shook her head, “I’ve known for a long time you’re type A blood and Lin Fangwei is type O blood, your blood types don’t match, and there’s no need even for tissue typing.”

Meng Jingfen: “…”

Meng Wanhua silently eyed her and spoke even more sharply, “If it weren’t for your incompatible blood type, I wouldn’t have let you impersonate Chuyue.

I’d have paid someone or adopted a goddaughter.”

Meng Jingfen: “…” Why not just adopt me directly?

Meng Wanhua, “I brought you along this time, though it partially involves using you, I genuinely wanted to be good to you.

I’ll treat your earlier words as a temporary confusion, and I hope you don’t actually do something foolish.”

By now, Meng Jingfen had thought it through—confronting Meng Wanhua directly, at least for now, wouldn’t benefit her.