After her identity was stolen, she lived in the short-lived villain's phone.

Chapter 118 This Family Umbrella Came a Little Late

The program Chi Yu used to crack Weibo this time was an enhanced version of the one she used last time.

The Weibo page is still the same as it was this morning after she altered it.

Last night, when Chi Yu was reinforcing the program in Shen Yanzhi's bed, she didn't expect that the Su family would also know about it, and that they would make the same choice as her today. They are simply the most supportive teammates.

In just one day, Chi Yu had already exceeded his expected goals.

Therefore, she did not hesitate for long and ended her alteration and control of the Weibo page ahead of schedule.

As soon as she canceled the program, the Weibo page returned to normal in the next second.

Chi Yu's move was immediately noticed by netizens who were browsing Weibo, as well as Weibo programmers who were constantly monitoring Weibo data.

When the trending topics list returned to normal, netizens sighed with relief.

[Oh dear, the mysterious boss left so quickly.]
The programmers, who had been working tirelessly all day, breathed a sigh of relief: Ah, this big shot is finally gone, and they can finally go home!
Having removed the intrusion from Weibo, Chi Yu glanced at the Weibo trending topics list and secretly wondered whether he should contact the Su family.

Chi Yu could roughly guess the reason why the Su family only thanked netizens for their concern but did not respond to the question of the true identity of their daughter.

The Su family has not yet been able to contact her, and they may want to seek her opinion, so the Su family has kept her identity a secret from the outside world.

Chi Yu actually felt somewhat resistant to her relationship with the Su family.

When she was very young, she saw many parents abandoning their baby girls in orphanages.

Chi Yu had always thought that she was the same, someone who had been abandoned by her parents.

Chi Yu had previously read many successful cases of finding relatives online, and she would quickly scroll through each one.

She never considered searching for her biological parents.

She never imagined that her family had been searching for her and waiting for her to come home.

Chi Yu understands her own personality very well; she seems easygoing, but is actually emotionally detached. Growing up in an orphanage and receiving support from the government and donations from kind-hearted people in society, Chi Yu doesn't feel that her life has been too hard, because there are many people who have had it much harder and are more unfortunate than her.

She is already very lucky to have grown up healthy and been able to pursue her studies steadily until she graduated from university.

But to say she's very happy... well, not really.

She lacked too much in her growth and happiness. At most, Chi Yu can only say that she grew up safely.

Chi Yu had previously heard her college roommates chatting about their standards for future partners. One of them left a deep impression on her.

My roommates said that when looking for a partner, both of their parents must be alive and they must have grown up in a loving environment.

Children should not marry into families where the parents are divorced or single-parent families. Most children raised in such incomplete family environments will develop psychological problems.

When Chi Yu heard this statement, she didn't show anything on the surface, but she nodded repeatedly inwardly, feeling that what they said was really right.

Because that's just how she is. On the surface, she seems to have a good temper and be easy to get along with. But in reality, only she knows that she is extremely cold and aloof.

Chi Yu wasn't actually happy or expectant about the Su family.

She could sense from the Su family's behavior how much they valued her.

They finally learned that she ended up in the orphanage because her biological parents hadn't deliberately abandoned her.

If she had known about this earlier, when she was young, in her childhood, or during her adolescence, and the Su family had found her and told her all this, Chi Yu would have been very happy, she would have hugged the Su family and cried her heart out, and then happily followed her parents home.

But now she has grown up and has weathered twenty-three years of ups and downs alone.

This family umbrella arrived a little late.

(End of this chapter)