Love Began with the First Meeting
Chapter 236 The Quiet Confession In The Snow (Part One)
"Want to know who your father really is?"
Brian's thin lips curled up into a faint smile. There was no hint of mirth in that smirk.
He met Molly's blank eyes as he said plainly,"Your parents told you that you aren't Rory Yan's daughter. But that wasn't all of it. They didn't tell you everything."
Molly just sat there, staring at him. She couldn't speak, but he could see the look of doubt on her face. Brian took this as his cue to continue.
"Mol," Brian took a wisp of her hair with the tips of his index and middle fingers and wound it around the two, idly. "You aren't Steven Xia's daughter, either."
Molly's eyes got as wide as saucers. She froze for a second, trying to take all of this in. Then she tore herself from his arms, and glared at him with anger burning in her eyes, fists clenched in fury.
Brian did nothing but sit there and watch her. He was expecting her to do something like that. A mocking smile appeared on his face as he leaned back in the chair and said coldly,"I didn't test your DNA, but I'm almost positive that Steven Xia isn't your biological father." Listening to him, Molly gritted her teeth. His words burned like flames in her veins. Brian stared at her as he continued,"In fact, I'd love to know who your real dad is. Your real identity took a lot of digging to find. So of course it involves Steven's past."
Molly's breathing came in gasps. She was so pissed! She looked around and finally found a pen on the desk. She scribbled something on a notepad and showed it to Brian.
He humored her, reading the page, faintly amused. It read,"Liar! I am dad's daughter! He doesn't always treat me the best, but I know he's my father. Quit messing with my head!"
half-knew what they said anyway. Then his gaze wandered back onto Molly's face and he said in an indifferent tone,"Do
sitting with Rory when she went out to eat with Brian, and later he was at the Grand Night Casino. She didn't want to link these two things together, but
the Yan family," Brian
dropped as well. Her emotions were written
are his daughter." Brian's voice was still quiet and calm. His measured tone
her head wildly, and she couldn't believe her ears.
three years old back then, she would never forget that day. Rory and his wife threw Molly and her mother out of the Yan family. She could still remember their harsh words, they were burned into her
that, Steven took them here, to this city, and they lived in the military residential compound.
eyes were so much like Becky's, and it would make sense if she was really Rory Yan's daughter. But why couldn't he
again and showed it to Brian. Brian's eyes traced over the words. "I am not Rory's daughter! After what he did,
hand shivered slightly as she held the notepad in it. Obviously, she was quite emotional. She couldn't be Rory's daughter. That was simply not true. If it were, then why did that tragic scene unfold all those years ago? Why did he kick her out? And why did he want nothing to do with her until now?
her hand and slammed it on the desk. He stood up from the chair and stared
them. Since they first met, he saw something special in Molly. After he knew more about her, he was totally intrigued by
left the office together. After they went downstairs and got into Brian's car, Molly still couldn't still her mind, her thoughts still bubbling like water brought
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