A Call That Changed Her Entire Life

When Emily saw Jacob at the doorway of the house, her eyes lit up with joy. She stood up, and walked straight towards him. "Jacob, you're here. I was just chatting with my mother," she said.

Clearly, Emily had no intentions of carrying on with the conversation with her mother, so Jacob did not bother to ask her again. "Oh, really?" he said.

"Yeah, that's true," said Mrs. Bai. Her mother smiled at Jacob obsequiously, and said,"Since Mr. Jacob is here. Why don't we have dinner together?"

Jacob nodded to her words. His expression was quite neutral, since he didn't look angry but he also didn't look pleased.

Andrew assumed that Jacob would not mistreat them in front of Emily, so he gathered the courage to finally have a conversation with Jacob. What an honor!

Just when Emily went into the kitchen to fetch a few things, Jacob's face suddenly went cold, as he looked at Emily's parents with a pair of dark eyes. His eyes pierced through their souls with contempt, instead of anger.

"So? I heard that you guys are not happy with the fact that Emily is with me?" he asked.

They weren't expecting Jacob to change his face so quickly. Their heart trembled with anxiousness, shocked by the coldness at the bottom of Jacob's eyes.

"No, of course not! Mr. Jacob you are an outstanding man. How could we be dissatisfied with you? I am afraid that our daughter, Emily is not good enough for you..." Mr. Bai said.

"I don't care what your true intentions are," Jacob said, as he glared at them, emotionlessly. Every word that came out of his mouth pierced their heart as he said,"Don't try to do anything foolish under my nose. Emily is the only one for me. You'd best not interfere in our matters."

Emily's parents finally felt the full weight of Jacob's words, as it seemed like his words were choking them. It wasn't until Emily came back to the table that they were able to breath freely again. Only then did the atmosphere around them became tolerable.

"Let's eat. What are you all waiting for?" Emily asked. Emily had sensed that something was wrong, but she didn't want to pester anyone. She was just glad that everyone was still seated at the table.

up his chopsticks and put a piece of

who threatened them just a few minutes ago. Emily's

really

...

he made sure to limit the times Emily visited her parents. Furthermore, whenever

she raised Emily all those years ago, somehow she subconsciously transferred her feelings for her own daughter to Emily, who could never be as good as her own

for Emily's father, who was not like his wife at all, Andrew failed to care for Emily from the very beginning. He was always heartless and cruel to Emily. As long as there was money for him to eat and drink, he was satisfied. Lately, he was starting

brows. He said,"That disgraceful girl Tina, I think even if you can remember her,

your bloody genes!" replied Mrs. Bai. Emily's mother couldn't tolerate anyone talking negatively about her own daughter. She looked at Andrew with contempt and said,"Don't you forget, even if she is worse than

think that she will still look

forming his own opinions, as his wife always managed to persuade him into agreeing with her. However, he added,"But if she doesn't know that we are her real parents,

on the street right now," suggested Mrs. Bai, as she looked at him plainly. She continued,"But I think I need to find a way to tell

love for his daughter was mixed with

if they could blackmail her with the identity of her true parents, they could use her for their financial needs. Surely, if Tina did not want others to know, she would do anything to keep her secret concealed.

princess forever. As for them, as long as she would take care of them with money and honor, that would be

He was so excited that he urged,"So, what

it's that easy to enter the Grand mansion of the Tao Clan? Moreover, for starters, we do not even know the address. You should

resourceful. It did not take him long to find out the

forbade Andrew to follow her. Instead, she took a taxi to the mansion of the Tao clan by herself. She

happy at all. She vented her anger at the snowman the servants had built for her. Although she was angry, she still looked beautiful. Her face was so pretty, as