After admitting the wrong person and getting the wrong certificate, the heir of a wealthy family bec

"It turns out she..."

Zhan's mother exclaimed, read the report carefully again, and signaled the bodyguard to tell the housekeeper the news.

After the bodyguard left, Zhan's mother nodded to Wen Rao.

"Raorao, you are still careful."

"Mom, I just wanted to give it a try, but I didn't expect to actually run into this."

After Wen Rao finished speaking, the sound of the old lady crying was heard again outside Qingshan Pavilion.

This scene seems familiar.

Wen Rao couldn't help but think of the person she had called grandma for more than 20 years.

Compared with the one in front of him, that old lady is not even a little bit inferior in terms of skills and calculation.

"My old man drinks because he was fired by you and he is unhappy.

He clearly suffered a work-related injury and you didn't compensate him! You even fired him...

Woo woo woo, he worked hard for half his life and ended up like this, can't he even have a drink?

Now I have a grandson who has cerebral palsy, my poor grandson..."

After the old lady shouted like this, many people who did not know the truth sympathized with her family.

Especially after hearing that he was fired because of a work-related injury, many people glared at the housekeeper angrily.

Let's see how he can explain it this time?

The butler, however, looked confident.

"Work injury? Ha! You are so polite!

Your old man was indeed injured in the factory!

But when he went to steal a steel pipe after get off work, he accidentally touched a crane, which knocked over the pipe and broke his leg!

Can this be considered a work injury?

And the old man also paid for all his medical expenses!

If you don't fire him, will you let him stay and continue stealing?

As for your grandson with cerebral palsy, he was born to your son and the woman outside.

At that time, you only had two granddaughters. You disliked your current daughter-in-law for not being able to give birth to grandsons, so you instigated your son to find a woman outside.

Later, when you got pregnant, you were very happy when you first knew it was a grandson.

But the doctor said that the baby was not developing well and recommended abortion.

You must give birth to the child!

He also promised to give the woman a legitimate status if she gave birth to a child.

As a result, the child was born in poor condition.

He is one year older than you, his grandson, but he can’t speak or walk.

That woman ran away a long time ago, but you still forced your current daughter-in-law to tell others that the child was hers.

Otherwise, let your son divorce her!

Am I wrong?

The housekeeper's words once again tore off the Bhutto family's fig leaf.

Bhutto's face turned blue with anger.

However, the butler's aura was too strong. He wanted to quibble, but when the words came to his lips and he met the butler's cold eyes, he couldn't utter a word.

Bhutto's sister's mind was full of watching concerts and chasing after idols. She didn't care that her family's secrets were exposed.

Bhutto's wife burst into tears at this time.

She had sprained her ankle and couldn't move, and now she was crying so hard that she fell to the ground.

"Wow wow wow...I have never given birth to a child with cerebral palsy...that one was not born by me...

Woohoo, they tell everyone that I'm a jinx.

She said I killed her two grandchildren!

I only have one biological son, Daji.

But it’s not my fault that Daji got sick. I had to take care of the child with cerebral palsy when I was pregnant.

I was so tired that I gave birth prematurely. That’s why my baby is weak and needs surgery right after birth…

They want grandchildren, but they don't take care of them.

If I don't take care of that child with cerebral palsy, he will starve to death at home.

I took care of it, but they scolded me for not doing a good job and not being able to take care of both children.

I’ve really had enough of this house… wuwuwuwu…”

Bhutto's daughter-in-law cried so much that she almost died.

I wish I could cry out all the grievances I've suffered over the years.