Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir-Chapter 212 - 134 Begins

"How come they suddenly brought in a 14-year-old, weren’t they all little kids before? Aren’t they afraid this one with the silver hair will be a bad influence on the little ones?"

"Although it’s a bit strange, I inexplicably want to see why. The participants in the other groups are all biological mother and son pairs, only Shu Wan and Lin Yang are not, won’t they feel awkward?"

"It’s fine, I love watching these awkward mother-son dynamics. I’m a bit wicked, I admit it. When do they start filming, hurry it up, I can’t wait."

Aside from the duo of Shu Wan and Fu Yang being rather special, the other two groups were more conventional.

The first group consisted of actress Chu Huahuan and her husband Wang Shu, along with their four-year-old son, Wang Tianyu.

The second group featured male actor Zhao Yan and his eight-year-old daughter, Zhao Yudie.

Considering Fu Yang was the oldest and had the most aggressive personality, after signing the contract, the directing team even specially reminded Shu Wan and Fu Yang not to bully the little kids during filming.

Shu Wan relayed the director’s words to Fu Yang with a bit of amusement, "Did you hear that? They’re telling you not to bully the little kids."

Fu Yang couldn’t help but roll his eyes, "When have I ever bullied anyone?"

At that moment, the car turned in the opposite direction, causing Fu Yang to frown slightly, "Where are we going? Aren’t we going home?"

"I need to go see someone first. If you don’t want to come, just wait in the car."

Fu Yang glanced at the ordinary little hotel outside the window with some disdain, "I won’t go, what are you doing here?"

"Visiting a sick person."

Shu Wan said as she got out of the car and walked into the hotel with a pile of medicine.

Liu Zhaodi’s room was on the fifth floor, and usually, when Shu Wan visited, Liu Zhaodi’s door was always closed tight.

Today was rather strange; the door was left ajar, and there were even the sounds of a man speaking inside.

As the man was about to walk out while talking, Shu Wan stepped back and stood at the corner, hiding her figure.

"That’s enough, you can leave it here," the man stepped out of the room and waved his hand towards the inside, "Call me if you need anything."

"Alright, be careful on your way," Liu Zhaodi said as she stuffed something into the man’s arms.

The man initially refused symbolically but ended up accepting it.

He turned to press the elevator button, and in the profile of his face, Shu Wan immediately recognized who the man was.

It was the cold-hearted foster son who abandoned Liu Zhaodi, the same one Shu Wan saw the first time she met Liu Zhaodi. ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

The man wasn’t old, but there was a deep gloom in his brows, and his highly arched eyebrows made him look particularly harsh when he looked at people, with too much white showing in his eyes.

After the elevator took the man away, Shu Wan then emerged from the corner.

She approached the door and knocked on it, Liu Zhaodi’s voice came from inside, "Darling, did you forget to take something?"

Liu Zhaodi was speaking as she opened the door, and upon seeing Shu Wan, she was a bit surprised, "Lady Shu, it’s you."

"Did your foster son come to see you?" Shu Wan said as she walked inside.

"Yes," Liu Zhaodi didn’t hide it from Shu Wan, "He called me last week, asked about my health, and also where I was staying, so I told him."

"Oh, that’s quite nice."

"Yes." Liu Zhaodi was clearly happy that her foster son came to see her, "Lady Shu, the medicine you gave me really works. I had such bad pain at night I couldn’t sleep, but these past few days have been much better, at least I’m able to sleep now."

"I brought you two more courses of treatment, you drink those first."

"Ah, okay." Liu Zhaodi looked at Shu Wan gratefully, with a deep, heartfelt respect, as if she saw her as The Bodhisattva Guanyin, "Thank you so much, young lady, I should kowtow to you again."

As she spoke, Liu Zhaodi got down on the ground and kowtowed three times to Shu Wan.

Shu Wan didn’t say much, "I’ll take your pulse to see."

"Okay."

Liu Zhaodi extended her arm to Shu Wan, who examined her carefully, "It’s okay, quite stable. Just follow the prescription I gave you."

"Alright."

Shu Wan then gave Liu Zhaodi some more instructions and left the room.

Upon reaching the hotel lobby, she bumped into Liu Zhaodi’s foster son again.

Shu Wan felt her appearance could bring a lot of unnecessary trouble, so she usually wore a mask and sunglasses when she went out.

Even so, as she walked through the lobby, she still managed to attract 100% of the attention.

Including that foster son’s.

Aware that the man’s gaze was fixed on her, Shu Wan subconsciously quickened her pace and soon left the hotel.