Lai Yang was suddenly a bit confused: "Uncle, you don't even believe what I say anymore?"
Because he had never found his biological daughter, Lai De had always cherished Lai Yang as his own.
Moreover, Lai Yang's father had passed away early, so Lai De had taken good care of her and her mother over the years.
Lai Yang's tuition fees from childhood, as well as all her living expenses, were fully covered by Lai De.
Therefore, Lai Yang had always thought that she was the most special person in Lai De's eyes.
Even if Lai De and Lady Suchen found their daughter someday, she believed she would still be more important than her.
But now, a girl had appeared who could make Lai De affectionately call her "Xixi" and who trusted her words unconditionally.
This made Lai Yang feel an unprecedented crisis.
But Lai De, ignoring her resentment, said: "It's not that I don't believe you, but I believe in Xixi's character."
