Translator: Larbre Studio Editor: Larbre Studio
Huo Yunshen’s mind was in chaos when he thought of Mo Yutian.
His life had completely changed after learning that Mo Yutian was actually his brother by blood.
Everything that had happened between them was all because of Mo Xie.
In the end, Mo Yutian was just another victim.
“He’s… not really well…”
“I want to see him.”
“I’ll go with you.”
The couple left their house and arrived at the apartment that Mo Yutian was locked in.
They went into the apartment and noticed that Su Wanqin was talking with Mo Yutian.
Huo Yunshen found it weird, as Mo Yutian was sitting on the carpet playing with toys like a little kid.
“What’s wrong with him?”
Huo Yunshen still remembered that he had saved Mo Yutian by shielding him from the falling pillar.
But he could not recall anything that happened after that.
“He also got hit in the head. While you fell unconscious, he lost his mind…”
Su Wanqin heard people talking outside. She turned her wheelchair around and noticed it was Jing Xi, but that another person was with her too.
“Yunshen? Is that really you?” Su Wanqin asked. She looked at her eldest son, a person that she had never met since he was taken away right after he was born. Su Wanqin had no idea how to face him.
“Yes. He just woke up,” Jing Xi replied.
“That’s good… That’s really good…”
Tears of happiness rolled down Su Wanqin’s cheeks.
Huo Yunshen’s eyes were also wet. He looked at the skinny woman but did not say anything.
He knew that she was his own mother, but the distance between them for the past 20 years had turned them into strangers.
“Come on in,” Su Wanqin said.
They knew it was time to get to know each other, as mother and son.
Jing Xi pulled Huo Yunshen into the apartment and to Su Wanqin’s side.
“Thank God you’re finally awake. I thought I would never see either of my sons again. At least I still have the chance to be together with both of you again…”
Su Wanqin couldn’t help but shiver when she thought of everything that had happened during the war.
She blamed the war for everything, for the loss of her husband and the downfall of her kingdom.
She would not have been separated from her own children if not for the civil war.
Her sons could’ve grown up in happy environments, but they were both forced to separate from each other and even become enemies in the end.
But with everything in the past, Su Wanqin hoped that they could become a family again.
Huo Yunshen looked at his mother, who was crying, and turned to look at Mo Yutian. He could feel as if his heart was filled with lead.
There was no way that he could accept Mo Yutian as his own, as the hatred that had gathered between them was too overwhelming.
If he were to forgive Mo Yutian, then no one would have to take responsibility for killing his foster family back in Zstan.
The reason why Huo Yunshen had saved Mo Yutian back in Lstan was that they were related by blood, nothing else.
Even though Huo Yunshen had decided not to let Mo Yutian die, it did not mean that he could forgive him.