After looking into Su Bai's family relationships, Xia Lin came to a conclusion:
Su Bai was probably the illegitimate son of some overseas family, while Aunt Jiang, his neighbor in Peace City, was the one who had raised him.
As for what had happened to the pair of parents who had died in a car accident...
It was probably some extremely melodramatic story.
Given Xia Lin's background, she had seen plenty of similar stories since childhood. With a little imagination, she could spin out an entire chain of events.
Never mind how wildly off her imagination was from the truth—at least it gave Xia Lin a direction for what to do.
In other words, aside from looking after Su Bai at school as a caring older sister, she also needed to build a good relationship with Aunt Jiang.
After all, she was Su Bai's counselor. She naturally had an obligation to communicate with Aunt Jiang.
As for what Aunt Jiang would think of her after they spoke, that was another matter.
Hehe~
"A single woman running a handicrafts shop independently while raising two children... she should be the calm, strong type, right?"
On the way to go running with Su Bai, Xia Lin could not help imagining what Aunt Jiang might be like.
But in reality...
"Guys, I'm heading to the provincial capital today to see my godson. I heard the kid made a fortune. How much of a fortune? I don't know. I deliberately didn't ask—I'm treating it like waiting to reveal the winning lottery numbers."
At the Peace City long-distance bus station, Jiang Lijuan had arrived a little early. There were still more than ten minutes before departure, so she decided to start a livestream.
The moderators were off duty, so she could stream a little.
Since she