Mistakenly Took a Crazy-Beautiful, Baiting Omega for My Wife 85

Chapter 85

The Su family’s estate was vast, and the family took a walk after dinner.

Everywhere were the European-style buildings that Su Yaying liked. Gu Yixi glanced at them, occasionally offering a word of praise.

Su Guan didn’t think there was anything wrong with Gu Yixi’s attitude. After all, her own home’s decoration style was not like this.

The courtyard was deep, and the shadows of the trees hung…

The difference was too great. It was normal for Gu Yixi to be noncommittal.

However, Su Yaying didn’t think so. Gu Yixi’s lukewarm response only made her more uncertain.

This person, who was younger and more outstanding than her, had chosen the daughter she didn’t want.

And now, for the sake of her true heart, she had to curry favor with them in return. This feeling was not pleasant.

Gu Yixi was taciturn all the way, with little to say. But Su Yaying was tireless, introducing almost every place they passed.

The guest rooms, the warehouse, the garage, she would mention them all.

But she had missed one building.

“What’s in that house?”

After Su Yaying had walked ahead, Gu Yixi turned her head to get closer to Su Guan and pointed at a building they had just passed. This building looked no different from the other guest rooms.

But Su Yaying hadn’t said a word about this room.

Su Guan shook her head and said she didn’t know either.

“Oh, alright,” Gu Yixi nodded, as if in thought.

Su Guan didn’t know, and Su Yaying had skipped it. Then what was in this house?
…It was very likely the evidence she was looking for.

The Su family had started out in biopharmaceuticals.

The two wives were walking at the back, falling behind, which had attracted Fang Jinyue’s attention.

When Gu Yixi had turned her gaze back to the front, she had met Fang Jinyue’s gaze.

In that instant, Gu Yixi felt that this person was very different from what she had imagined—Fang Jinyue should be a gentle and patient person, but at that moment, her gaze was filled with a deep consideration.

As if she had caught her little thoughts.

“Ah, what were you two whispering about just now?” Fang Jinyue asked with a smile at the two who had just caught up. “I wonder if you can let this old person listen in?”

Su Guan then said, “You also know you’re an elder.”
“Hahaha, this is what happens when you have a wife and forget your mom. Forget it. I know I’m old, so you don’t have to tell me,” with that, Fang Jinyue laughed heartily and told the two of them to catch up. Su Yaying was still waiting for them in front.

The conversation between mother and daughter was natural, and there seemed to be no problem at all. And Fang Jinyue hadn’t looked at her again. Gu Yixi was about to suspect that she had had a hallucination.

In Su Guan’s description, Fang Jinyue was also a kind and amiable person. Would she look at people with that kind of gaze?

Sometimes it was precisely because it was “against common sense” that people would repeatedly try to convince themselves. But, it had indeed happened.

And Fang Jinyue also had a “previous record.” She had deliberately hidden it, or rather, deliberately distorted the facts. Who knew what her real thoughts were?

…

“CEO Gu, are you and Su Guan living at the Gu Estate now?” After introducing her own family’s situation, Su Yaying naturally had to care about the Gu family’s situation.

The Gu family was a prestigious family for generations, and the struggle in a wealthy family was very serious. The place that was built with blood and flesh was naturally large and spacious, and also comfortable.

“No, Su Guan and I are living together now. I prefer a quiet environment,” Gu Yixi replied. “There are a few too many people at home.”

“Huh? You’re not living at the Gu Estate? You’re not living at the Gu Estate either?” Su Yaying’s surprise was palpable.

Whether one could live at the Gu Estate or not was an important criterion for judging the heir of the Gu family.

For no other reason than that the old Mrs. Gu had been extremely despotic when she was young and had driven out all those who had fought with her for power. Later, when the situation had stabilized, she had wanted her descendants to be harmonious—although her children had been indirectly harmed by her to the point where there were few left—she had brought these few children back to live at the Gu Estate.

Gu Yixi nodded, her tone light. “I was originally living at the Gu Estate. Grandma wanted to live with me.”

Su Guan looked at Gu Yixi in surprise.

Is that so? Had she been living at the Gu Estate before? But from as long as she could remember, Gu Yixi had been living alone.

Su Yaying was also confused.

Gu Yixi’s eyes narrowed slightly. She turned her head slightly to look at Su Guan, her face not red, her heart not pounding, and said, “I only moved out for Guan-guan. After all, it’s married life, a world for two. It’s best not to be disturbed.”

Su Guan’s confusion suddenly turned into joy and delight.

As expected, Su Yaying’s face stiffened, and she said, “Ah, is that so?”

She gave a dry laugh, and the uncomfortable feeling in her heart grew stronger.

Su Yaying even glanced at Fang Jinyue. The latter still had her usual smile, not saying a word, and not even looking at her.

The old Fang Jinyue would never have ignored her like this. No matter how much she ignored her, Fang Jinyue would always care about her.

And she would definitely not be like this now, not even giving her a glance. The uncomfortable feeling in Su Yaying’s heart grew heavier.

She subconsciously called out, “Fang Jinyue.”
Only then did Fang Jinyue seem to wake up from a dream. She turned her head and showed her signature smile. “What’s wrong, Yingying?”

Yingying. She still called her Yingying.

But was she still her Yingying?

A feeling of fear spread in her heart, but more so, it was anxiety and unease.

The threshold had been reached. Su Yaying knew she had to vent.

She looked at the two children walking in front of her: they were so well-matched, tall and slender, and in the rolling sunset, their shadows were stretched long, long.

No matter how long, they did not reach her and Fang Jinyue.

There was already such a long distance between them.

“Let’s go, Yingying. They’re walking so fast,” Fang Jinyue said this and then followed.

The three of them were all walking in front of her, as if they had abandoned her.

…

Su Yaying knew she would explode.

From the moment the supposedly calm Gu Yixi had so obviously backed Su Guan, from the moment the always-caring Fang Jinyue had stopped caring about her.

This family was supposed to revolve around her, to be centered on her.

But everything had been shattered.

Her daughter, Su Guan, who had always been under her control, had left. Her spouse, Fang Jinyue, who had always been at her beck and call, was no longer attentive.

It was reasonable that she had exploded.

“Fang Jinyue, have you been dissatisfied with me for a long time?” Su Yaying paced anxiously.

In contrast, Fang Jinyue sat properly on the sofa, not saying a word. No matter what Su Yaying said, she only comforted her. “Yingying, are you not feeling well somewhere?”

“It’s not a physical problem! I’m talking about you, you and your daughter. Is there something wrong with your minds?” Su Yaying was like a firecracker now, exploding at the slightest touch.

Fang Jinyue smiled. “Yingying, you’re really sick. I don’t know what’s wrong with Guan-guan, but I know I’m fine now.”

Her health had always been good.

This was just too strange. Su Yaying felt a surge of anger and actually picked up a cushion and threw it at Fang Jinyue. “Alright, you’re healthy, then you can go, you’re fine! Go and call your good daughter!”

Fang Jinyue was not annoyed at being hit by the cushion. On the contrary, she put it back properly. “Our daughter has rarely come back. To call her over now to do…”
“Don’t you mind. Hurry up and call your good daughter. You’ve raised her since she was a child. I can’t call her over. You go and call her!”

Fang Jinyue stood up with difficulty, a hint of an indescribable emotion in her eyes. She wanted to say something else, but Su Yaying did not give her a chance.

She just told her to bring Su Guan over.

“Alright,” she agreed.

The moment the door closed, Su Yaying felt as if time had stopped.

But her discomfort had not ended, and it had only just begun.

…

Su Guan knocked on the door of the reception room. She didn’t know why her mother would meet her here.

“Mother?” Su Guan called out to Su Yaying, who was standing by the window.

Su Yaying turned her head, looked at her coldly, and said, “You’re here.”

“Uh, yes. I’m here,” Su Guan said, looking at a loss.

She didn’t know what her mother wanted to do, but Su Guan was not afraid of Su Yaying at all now.

So she acted calm, composed, and steady.

The more she was not afraid of her, the deeper the thorn in Su Yaying’s heart became.

Wen Zhouqin had had a difficult life. Her mother, for the sake of her pride, had cut off contact with her and would rather live a very hard life alone than come to her…

Su Yaying didn’t like Fang Jinyue, and naturally, she didn’t like Su Guan either.

She didn’t like the common temperament they had, the feeling of being used to being obedient, which was not interesting.

To be with such a mom, of course, she would not be happy. This was Su Yaying’s judgment.

“Are you very satisfied with your life now?” she suddenly asked.
Su Guan, almost without thinking, met Su Yaying’s gaze. “Yes.”

Her gaze was deep, almost piercing Su Yaying.

“You’re lying! You’re a liar! You’re just like your mom, you both like to pretend!” Su Yaying actually showed a ferocious expression and let out a series of incredulous low roars.

She had kicked Su Guan out.

The cool night wind on her face finally calmed Su Yaying down a little.

She knew why she was so uncomfortable.

Fang Jinyue had raised Su Guan, and the two of them were almost carved from the same mold;
…Even their marriage partners were similar.

But Su Guan’s answer just now had been full of confidence, without a single trace of falsehood.

Where was the problem?

Even if Su Yaying herself was very unwilling to admit it, the fact was the fact.

Gu Yixi was Gu Yixi, and she was her.

This was the problem.

But she hadn’t completely failed yet. She still had another daughter.

The cool wind was blowing, and the lights were flickering.

…

Su Guan didn’t leave tonight. She and Gu Yixi were later asked to stay by Fang Jinyue.

After all, they hadn’t seen each other for a long time. Fang Jinyue was still reluctant to let her daughter go.

A servant had specially tidied up a floor for the two of them.

Tonight, Gu Yixi seemed to have something to do, either to make a call or something else. To give Gu Yixi a quiet environment, Su Guan had wandered outside for a while before going back.

She had originally wanted to have a frank talk with her mom, but Fang Jinyue had disappeared after dinner.

Su Guan could only chat with Auntie Mei later.

From Auntie Mei, Su Guan learned that Wen Zhouqin had also just come home recently.

“What’s wrong with her?”

Auntie Mei tilted her head and said, “She’s sick. She was even in the ICU a while ago, and Madam personally took care of her.”

Auntie Mei held back from saying that she had been asked to get medicine from that mysterious storage room.

This matter should not be told. She just vaguely told Su Guan that Wen Zhouqin seemed to have some problem.

“Oh.”

Su Guan didn’t take it to heart. If there was nothing wrong, she would have found Wen Zhouqin strange.

She couldn’t be idle.

After finishing her conversation with Auntie Mei, it was getting late, and Su Guan was about to go back.

She wasn’t sure if Gu Yixi had finished her call, so she just wandered on the connected terrace.

The warm light was dyed.

If there was no sound of a call, Gu Yixi might have already finished. But if there was still a sound of a call, then the matter was definitely not over.

The night was quiet, and the sounds were all coming from other places.

It was the sound of watering, the rustling of conversation… but none of it belonged to where Su Guan was.

There was no sound of a call, and no other sound. Where was she?

Was she already done? Then there should be some sound of entertainment.

Where was she? She didn’t hear a sound, but the sweet fragrance that rushed to her nose answered Su Guan’s confusion.

“You finally know to come back and find me?”

A soft attack came from the front.

She was stunned and looked at Gu Yixi.

The latter had already changed into a pure white slip dress. In the small space, the deep ravine was even more obvious.

“Does it look familiar?” Gu Yixi said with a low laugh.

Su Guan was embarrassed, and she really couldn’t look away, so she stammered, “Who told you to wear this?”

“Your clothes, can’t I wear them?”

“This is at your house. If you don’t even give me yours, who should I go to?” Her tone was naturally petulant and strange.

Su Guan had already compromised.

At some point, Gu Yixi had lowered her head and was biting Su Guan’s neck. The back of her neck was still emitting a crazy, sweet fragrance.

It was not the faint wisp of a fine snow, but as thick as this boundless night.

The scent of bitter orange and the sexy, sweet fragrance mingled, arousing all of their senses, extremely provocative.

Their breaths and heartbeats were growing heavier.

She held her hand, their fingers intertwined.

“Su Guan, then who should I go to?” Gu Yixi was still questioning. “If I don’t wear your clothes, whose should I wear tonight?”

“If you don’t come back tonight, then what about me alone?”

“Have you ever thought… how I spend my time when I’m alone?”

The night wind was cool, but it could not smooth out the surging tide of passion between them.

Su Guan didn’t say anything. She just repeated Gu Yixi’s words over and over again.

The same sentence pattern, the same question.

Like a sweet, petulant, eternal echo.

When Su Guan opened her mouth to explain, a long, fair finger blocked her lips, sparing her the explanation.

“Listen to me.”

“…Listen to you,” Su Guan thought in her heart.

She could only turn her head and look at the flushed cheek buried in her neck.

The sound of watering outside the terrace grew more intense.