"I'm fine," Ye Wan felt that as long as she could open her eyes, she was fine.
"What do you call fine? Don't you just need money? Tell me how much you need, and I can afford this much." Jin Lan said.
"Thank you, Brother Jin Lan." Ye Wan sincerely thanked him, knowing that he had taken good care of her over the years.
"Since you still call me brother, tell me if you have any difficulties."
"I can solve my own problems." Ye Wan didn't want to owe anyone, neither money nor favors, as they were too burdensome for her.
"Fine, your temper is exactly like Gu Yunting's. You don't have to say it, but you must finish this infusion. You are not allowed to leave the hospital without my permission!" Jin Lan said irritably.
Ye Wan didn't speak. She was indeed feeling quite unwell now. Since that was the case, she would finish the infusion first.
Her phone on the bedside table rang. She reached for it and saw that Jiang Mi had transferred the two thousand yuan reward to her.
"Stop looking at your phone. What you need now is rest." Jin Lan snatched her phone away.
"I just need to make a call," Ye Wan extended her hand towards him.
"After this call, go to sleep immediately!" Jin Lan couldn't bear to see her in that state and returned the phone to her.
Ye Wan nodded in agreement. She called Sun Ma, afraid of losing the four thousand yuan again. Sun Ma told her that she had already put it away for her and advised her to focus on recovering from her injuries.
After Ye Wan put down the phone, she closed her eyes and fell asleep.
In the corridor, Gu Yunting was on the phone with his mother. He had heard these words too many times over the years; they were all scolding Ye Wan as a jinx.
"If there's nothing else, I'll hang up now." Gu Yunting finished listening to his mother's complaints and prepared to end the call.
"Go see Feiwei. Her foot was also injured by Ye Wan! She is your fiancée. You must treat her well." Madam Gu exhorted him, afraid that her son would also become a heartless man like his father.
Gu Yunting promised he would visit, and only then did Madam Gu relent.
Lin Feiwei was currently sitting in her hospital bed, craning her neck to see if Gu Yunting had come to see her.
"Miss, Madam asked me to bring you some food." The servant walked in and set out the food.
"Why didn't my mother come?" Lin Feiwei was a little unhappy.
"Miss, Madam seems to have found a clue about the woman who swapped babies back then. She rushed over in a hurry," the young maid whispered to her.
Lin Feiwei's unhappiness instantly intensified upon hearing this. She said angrily, "What's wrong with my mother? I'm the daughter she raised for over twenty years! What's the point of finding the biological daughter? Is she more important than the one raised by her side? Mom is truly senile!"
"Exactly. Madam doesn't consider that it's been over twenty years. Who knows what kind of person they'll find? They'll definitely come back just for the Lin family's money."
Lin Feiwei wasn't panicked. A physical examination three years ago had revealed to the Lin family that she was not their biological daughter, and she was likely swapped with another mother at birth. However, she wasn't afraid at all. So what if she wasn't biological? She was now Gu Yunting's fiancée, and her parents and brother had all said they would always treat her as their biological daughter.
However, the thought of that so-called biological daughter still bothered her. She hoped that child was dead.
...
Madam Lin had returned from where she had gotten the clue. She now knew that the child might not have been accidentally swapped but that the woman had deliberately exchanged the two babies.
And the person who deliberately exchanged the two babies had once been a servant in her house. She had resigned when she became pregnant, claiming she was also pregnant at the time.