Mr. Mu appears aloof in public, but secretly proposes marriage and kisses.

"How could you know? You couldn't possibly know."

Su Mingli staggered backward, unable to believe that Su Yunge knew about this.

Su Yunge raised her hand and tapped her head with her slender, white fingers, saying, "I have a brain, I can analyze things. You recognized me the first time you saw me, right? Although I don't know how you recognized me, the fact that you recognized me means you knew all along that I was your real sister, and Su Muran wasn't. But how could you know something that even our parents didn't know? The only explanation is that you switched me with Su Muran, which is why you knew."

Su Mingli suddenly realized why she had suddenly come to his door out of the blue; it turned out that he had been too soft-hearted and made her realize it.

Only by following your own path will people come knocking.

"I shouldn't have been soft-hearted and helped you back then, which gave you the opportunity to guess it."

Su Yunge sneered, "Yes, you shouldn't have been so soft-hearted. It just shows that it was all destined from the beginning. But will you hide your filthy thoughts about Su Muran forever? Was our meeting unintentional, or was it someone else's deliberate act? Who can really say for sure?"

Su Mingli looked terrified; Su Yunge was too scary.

He had never seen such a terrifying person before. In front of her, he felt like a transparent object with no cover, completely and utterly exposed to her.

"What exactly do you want?"

Having said all that, Su Mingli decided to stop beating around the bush and questioned him coldly.

Su Yunge said calmly, "What I want is very simple—from now on, you are not allowed to come back to this house. The Su family can only have one child, and that is me. All of Mom and Dad's future resources can only be invested in me. You have enjoyed the benefits your parents have given you for so many years; now it's my turn."

"So that's what you were planning?"

Su Mingli jumped up, angrily scolding, "Su Yunge, you are so selfish and shameless! You kicked Su Muran and me out of the house just to monopolize all of Mom and Dad's resources."

Su Yunge said calmly, "I didn't kick Su Muran out of the house, nor did I seize her resources. She's so gentle, kind, and filial; of course, she can come home anytime. Her husband is so rich and capable that he doesn't care about the Su family's resources at all. The only one I want to get rid of is you. Someone like you doesn't deserve to receive your parents' resources."

"What if I disagree? I'll tell my parents everything you've said and let them know what you're really like."

"Fine, go ahead and say it. Let's see if Mom and Dad will believe a daughter who is obedient, sensible, and filial, or a shameless person who doesn't even show up when her mother has surgery and only thinks about dating her own sister all day long."

Su Yunge shrugged indifferently, paused, and continued, "If you know what's good for you, leave on your own. Otherwise, I'll tell my parents about all the dirty things you've done. Oh, and by the way, Mu Tingshen won't let you off the hook either. If you want him to drag you back, feel free to try going home."

Su Mingli: "..."

Su Yunge's threats did not frighten him, but the mention of Mu Tingshen truly terrified him.

He admitted that he was indeed afraid of Mu Tingshen.

Because we simply can't beat him.

His heart trembled at the thought of those dark and hopeless days he spent locked up.

"Su Yunge, you're ruthless. I'd like to see how far you can go by monopolizing your parents' resources."

Su Mingli left in anger.

He didn't think Su Yunge could achieve much; even if she was very smart, she had started receiving formal education too late.

She has wasted the most precious years of her life.

How can someone over twenty years old possibly have any greater potential?

Unexpectedly, three years later, Su Mingli, who was hiding in some corner of the world, living a life of ignoring Mu Tingshen, saw on her phone news that the young scientist Su Yunge had not only been selected for the National Young Scientific and Technological Talent Pool, but had also won a highly prestigious scientific research award in the industry.

In the photo published in the news, Su Yunge stood on the podium, her eyes sharp and her demeanor radiant, a sight that Su Mingli had never imagined.

He clutched his phone, the screen reflecting his pale, dejected face. A chill ran down his spine, and he was unable to move for a long time—he had lost more than just a home; he had lost his entire life.

This ending was destined from the moment he swapped the name tags of the two babies.

Why did he switch them back then?

Looking back now, I realize it was just youthful ignorance and curiosity that got the better of me.

Looking at the wristbands of the two different babies, he wondered what would happen if they were switched.

Su Muran was so beautiful and cute when she was a child.

Completely different from Su Yunge's flushed appearance, he seemed to prefer this one as his younger sister.

By the time they realized what they had done, it was too late.

Su Yunge was taken away, but he didn't dare tell his parents.

I originally thought that I would just let the mistake go and that no one would ever find out about it.

However, even though he knew Su Muran was not his biological sister, he still spent every day with her.

How could someone as outstanding as her not be moved?

This is God's punishment for him!

**********

Su Yunge accompanied Professor Su to the academic exchange meeting.

After the exchange meeting, I was invited to a dinner party.

The banquet hall was filled with elegant ladies and the glow of crystal chandeliers falling on Su Yunge, making her features appear even more sharp and composed.

Many familiar scholars came over to greet Professor Su, and when their eyes fell on Su Yunge, they couldn't help but praise her for being young and promising.

Professor Su's pride was impossible to hide. Su Yunge quietly stayed by his side, responding appropriately without the slightest awkwardness or overly flamboyant manner.

Someone came over with a wine glass to chat, asking about her current research direction. Su Yunge spoke eloquently and clearly, with a clear and logical mind. She explained the complex theory in just a few words, which made several senior scholars nod frequently.

After those people left, Professor Su patted her on the shoulder and said softly, "Not bad, much more reliable than your brother was back then."

Su Yunge smiled slightly but didn't reply. She simply looked up at the entrance of the banquet hall and saw Su Muran walking in arm in arm with Mu Tingshen.

Su Muran also saw her, her eyes lit up immediately, and she quickly pulled Mu Tingshen over. "Dad, Yun Ge."

Her eyes crinkled when she smiled, and her complexion was rosy; it was clear she was enjoying a comfortable married life.

Mu Tingshen greeted Professor Su respectfully.

Su Muran leaned close to Su Yunge and whispered, "I heard you won an award. That's amazing! Ting Shen and I were just saying we'd find some time to celebrate with you."

Su Yunge said sincerely, "There's no need for a celebration. Let's get together for a meal after we've calmed down a bit."

Mu Tingshen stood beside Su Muran, chatting calmly with Professor Su about the latest developments in academia, occasionally glancing at Su Muran with tenderness in his eyes.

Looking at the harmonious scene before her, Su Yunge recalled the anxiety and scheming she had felt when she first returned to the Su family, and suddenly breathed a sigh of relief.

She did indeed get everything she wanted: her parents' love, the development opportunities she had always dreamed of, and a bright future of her own.

All the hardships she endured in the past were not in vain; her life is just beginning.