Quick Transmigration: The Divine-Looking Host is Always Pampered by a Powerful Boss

Aunt Bai waited two days before visiting Chu Zhuo after learning of his return.

The apartment isn't large, only about 80 or 90 square meters, but it has a very homey feel, with every corner showing signs of being carefully maintained.

Chu Zhuo brewed Aunt Bai a cup of flower tea: "This is a specialty of my hometown, Lishui City. It's fragrant and slightly sweet, and not bitter at all."

Aunt Bai hadn't quite come to her senses yet when she took the teacup and carefully sipped a few mouthfuls.

Recognition is always tinged with a bittersweet feeling. Before coming, even just a few seconds before knocking on the door, Aunt Bai had prepared herself mentally for a long time, and countless thoughts had crossed her mind.

But the moment I actually saw Chu Zhuo, all other thoughts vanished.

She just wanted to see the child a few more times and make up for everything she had lost.

After thinking for a while, Aunt Bai asked, "Xiao Zhuo, are you angry with me?"

"Absolutely not." Chu Zhu shook her head seriously, telling her resolutely, "Aunt Bai, you are the victim, and it's okay to feel wronged and hate the culprit who caused all this. I don't blame you, and Mom has no complaints either. This situation is the result of everyone's joint efforts in this relationship we've formed."

His voice was firm and powerful, and Aunt Bai could no longer hold back her tears. She hugged Chu Zhu tightly and wailed, "My child... I've been thinking of you for twenty years. I was afraid you would wander outside, not having enough to eat or wear, and I was afraid you would go to bad people's homes and be beaten. Countless times I couldn't understand why it had to be my child, sob sob sob sob..."

Over the years, Aunt Bai has donated money to charity in mountainous areas and impoverished towns, hoping that God will take pity on her for all the good deeds she has done and make her child's life a little easier.

In despair, he spent his days in tears, and his eyes were almost blinded by crying years ago.

"I'm back, Aunt Bai." Chu Zhuo was pulled into the middle-aged woman's arms, remaining motionless as she vented her emotions, "or rather, my mother."

Hearing that warm "Mother" in a daze, Aunt Bai's chest pounded wildly, like the sound of bells and drums reverberating in her ears. A wave of warmth washed over her entire body, and she replied with tears in her eyes, "Yes, Mother is here, Xiao Zhuo, sob sob..."

At this moment, in the basement.

Because of Bai Ning's accident, all the doors and windows of the house have been sealed off, and the basement has been boarded up.

At midnight, when the shift changed, Bai Ning woke up and quickly went through all the experiences of the first half of her life in her mind.

Immediately afterwards, an excruciating pain from the depths of her soul caused her to curl up on the ground. Her skull was crushed by a large hammer, flames shot through her throat, nails were relentlessly driven into her hard collarbone, and her limbs ached as if being pricked with needles…

She was in excruciating pain, yet she couldn't faint, enduring the sharp pain day and night.

Bai Ning, relying on the favoritism of Heaven, harmed two families, turning two normal mothers into believers in karma and superstition.

Everything is his own fault.

Isn't it only right that those who do bad things should be punished?

*

Meanwhile, Yu Suili was called back to the Yu family home by his mother.

The people in the circle are pretty much aware of what's been happening with the Bai family these days. Even Yu's mother didn't expect that her best friend would be hypnotized and brainwashed by that woman Bai Ning, which is why she recognized Bai Ning as her adopted daughter.

Hey, if she had thought about it more back then, wouldn't her best friend have woken up sooner?

In fact, the evil Heavenly Dao did its utmost to pave the way for Bai Ning, and all those involved were obscured from perception.

Even if Yu's mother had doubts, as she grew further and further away from Aunt Bai and saw her less often, she would subconsciously stop thinking about her.

"Did your Aunt Bai go to see the lost child?" Yu's mother asked.

Yu Suili: "Mom, if you wanted to ask me about this, I could have just relayed it to you on WeChat. I wouldn't have needed to come all the way back."

Yu's mother took a sip of tea gracefully: "It's impossible to explain everything clearly on WeChat in just a few words."

That's right. Yu Suili thought of another reason. Given his relationship with Chu Zhuo and Aunt Bai, it was indeed difficult to explain on WeChat. So he made a surprising statement: "Aunt Bai's son is my boyfriend."

"Pfft! Cough cough cough!?" Yu's mother spat out her tea, quickly grabbed a tissue to wipe her mouth, and turned to glare angrily, "What did you say?"

Yu Suili remained calm: "I said we've been dating for almost half a year."

Yu's mother looked at him with surprise and doubt, still somewhat unable to react: "You've started dating someone, is he your Aunt Bai's lost son?"

Yu Suili pressed on: "We just started living together a few days ago."

"Wait a minute, you said you've been dating for almost half a year?" Mother Yu's mind went through a series of connections.

Yu Suili didn't speak and waited a few seconds.

Yu's mother erupted in fury: "Living together? Yu Suili, you've arranged for me to live together before marriage? You didn't force that child, did you?"

Yu's mother hurriedly put down her teacup and pulled Yu Suili to sit down: "No, you have to tell me everything from beginning to end, including how you abducted him, without missing a single word."

"There's no such thing as kidnapping. I pursued her with all my heart." Yu Suili poured himself a cup of tea unhurriedly. "We fell in love at first sight, and then we were even more deeply in love upon meeting again."

That makes sense. Yu Suili's soul fell in love at first sight outside the bar, and Chu Zhuo's soul fell in love again upon returning to its place.

Mrs. Yu felt a pang of anxiety and snatched the tea from his lips: "What are you drinking? Why are you being so brief? Are you afraid I'll spill the beans?"

"He is exactly the ideal type I have in mind, even his name is the same." Yu Suili's eyes were filled with affection as he spoke. "If someone else looked like him, or if another person had that name, I wouldn't feel anything."

"Mom, you'll know once you see him."

Yu's mother calmly considered the situation: "That depends on the photos, right? You have them, don't you?"

Yu Suili clicked on the photo gallery, then opened the album named "Zhuobao," and Yu's mother almost had her eyes glaze over at first glance.

Why take so many copies of the same photo?

Thinking this, she asked as well.

"How are they the same? This one is of someone petting a dog." Yu Suili swiped down to the left. "This one is of someone looking at me. Although the two photos show the same clothes, the same background, and the person is squatting, the angles from which they are looking at the camera are completely different."

Yu's mother: "..."

Forget it, let's just admire the beauty of the daughter-in-law.

Without going into too much detail, Yu Suili has good taste; he picked out a celestial beauty right away.

Look at those features—lively and beautiful, delicate yet full of vitality.

"You have good taste, but..." Thinking of this, Yu's mother couldn't help but feel a headache. "Have you thought about what to say to your Aunt Bai? And his adoptive parents, I heard they treat him very well, almost doing everything they can to raise him. You, good luck."

Yu Suili: "..."

Yu Suili subconsciously worried about the scene his mother described, but quickly regained his confidence: "He has his own opinions. I've made my presence known to Mr. and Mrs. Pei, and they have a good impression of me. As for Aunt Bai, before Bai Ning's matter was exposed, I went to see her with Chu Zhuo."

"Mom, don't worry unnecessarily, Zhuobao is doing very well..."

Yu Suili paused, her heart softening completely at just hearing his name, and a gentle look appeared in her eyes: "Never mind, you'll know once you meet him. He's really a good person and doesn't make me feel threatened at all."