Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

Inside, Ye Lan was drinking tea and seemed to have nothing to say to the people inside.

When she saw Ye Wangchuan, she stood up and said, "Are you here? Where is dad."

"Grandpa is outside and wants to see you for something." Ye Wangchuan went in and seemed not to see anyone else in the living room, talking directly to Ye Lan.

Ye Lan frowned and looked at him suspiciously: "Dad, is there something wrong with me? Are you telling the truth or making it up?"

She turned around and glanced at the three people in the living room, then looked back at Ye Wangchuan with a cold face and sharp eyes.

"I'll stay here with you."

Ye Wangchuan asked his aunt at home to make him a cup of new early summer tea. He sat down next to Ye Lan and calmly said, "No, grandpa is looking for you, so you'd better go there first. I think he's quite anxious."

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Ye Lan vaguely noticed something was wrong.

But three pairs of eyes in the living room were staring at her.

Even if she knew in her heart that Ye Wangchuan was probably looking for a reason to kill herself, she couldn't say it outright in front of outsiders.

So Ye Lan could only reluctantly tell the person who took her away: "Then I'll go find your grandpa first. If you need anything, call me."

"Okay." Ye Wangchuan agreed quickly.

As soon as Ye Lan saw his casual tone, she knew that he only promised her verbally and didn't take it into his heart at all.

This kid...

Ye Lan was angry and still maintained the dignity that the eldest lady of the Ye family should have on her face. She walked up to the other three people with a friendly smile.

She was quite embarrassed and said: "Look, this is too unfortunate. My dad asked me to come over. In this case, I will excuse myself for a while. Do you mind?"

"As you please."

In addition to her and Ye Wangchuan, there were three other people in the living room, and the one talking to Ye Lan was a man in his early fifties.

The man had dark brown eyes, three-dimensional facial features, and a resolute face that had become more mature and steady over the years. When Ye Lan was speaking, he stood up to express respect for the other person and was very polite.

He was accompanied by two young men, probably in their early twenties. One man and one woman were very outstanding-looking, with the same pair of brown eyes.

The two young men didn't understand etiquette as well as him, so they sat there calmly.

The young girl picked up the tea cup on her hand and took a sip of water. Then she frowned and put the tea back in disgust.

She didn't speak on the surface, and the downward corners of her mouth and impatient eyes all showed her extreme impatience and irritability.

Ye Wangchuan saw all her little moves.

At this moment, Ye Lan went out.

Only he and the three people sent by his grandfather were left in the living room.

The middle-aged man with a mature and steady temperament spoke first: "Don, it's time for you to go back."

Don is an ancient title for a young master.

Ye Wangchuan listened to him calling himself in an ancient tone, half-squinted his eyes, and said lazily and coldly: "Where are you going back?"

The middle-aged man said calmly: "Of course it is time to return to the family and your place. Your grandfather and mother are waiting for you. They are looking forward to meeting you."

"The reason why they didn't come to you before was because you were too young and they wanted to give you the space to grow freely. Now that you have grown up and are so good, it's time to go back to your mother and grandpa to enjoy the joy of reunion."

He said meaningfully: "I know you have your own business here, but whether it is here or in Beijing, it is not worth your time."

"The capital city should not become a prison that binds you. As long as you return to the family, you will have a broader world to display your strength." (End of Chapter)