Their two-year marriage ended in divorce. Pregnant with twins, Su Yan left and disappeared. Five years later, she secretly returned to the country to see her critically ill grandmother, only to have her son snatched away.
“Su Yan, who gave you permission to have my son?”
“He isn’t yours. He’s mine!”
The man was determined to take their son back, but then he discovered there was also a precious little girl.
Su Yan shielded her daughter, her eyes red as she confronted him. “Didn’t you call them bastards back then? Why are you trying to take my children now?”
The man stared at her in a daze, then stepped forward and held her close. “I was wrong back then. Give me a chance, please, darling?”
Love, hate, and grudges are like fleeting clouds; the most beautiful thing is a broken mirror mended. A good book worth reading!