Yang Manhua had read Gu Nian'an's profile and watched his variety shows, so she knew he was an orphan. She had asked this question simply because she also knew that much of the attention surrounding the boy came from that identity.
Naturally, she would not let such excellent material for a question slip by.
After speaking, she looked straight at the boy with a hint of inquiry in her eyes, clearly wanting to hear his answer.
Yu Meng frowned and glanced at the woman, just about to say something.
Gu Nian'an listened quietly to Yang Manhua's question and smiled faintly. He knew this was something many people had always been interested in.
He answered calmly, "I don't mind the question. It's just that I don't remember anything about my parents anymore."
Then he gave another apologetic smile and continued, "And I had a high fever the day someone brought me to the orphanage, so there are a lot of things I don't remember. I'm afraid I can't answer that question."
A faint trace of sadness came through in Gu Nian'an's voice, but his expression remained composed.
He faced his past openly and did not evade the question.
The original owner of his body had indeed been brought to the orphanage by a kindhearted person on a snowy day while running a high fever, but for some reason, he could find no trace whatsoever of the original owner's memories of his parents.
But recalling what the original owner's agent, Li Manwen, had said, Gu Nian'an's eyes darkened slightly. It seemed there were still many secrets about the original owner that he did not know.
Yang Manhua nodded. She knew this question might not be easy to answer, but the boy's response undoubtedly deserved full marks. She smiled and replied, "I see.