Stealing Your Heart

She struggled to calm her mind, but it was all in vain. She couldn’t think straight as a storm was forming rapidly in her heart.

Recalling Zhuang Zijin’s words, Lin Xinyan touched the necklace she had worn after all this time, gently rubbing the metal.

After a while, she gave in to her curiosity. She sat up, placing the wet face cloth onto the table. Then, she took off the necklace.

The design of the necklace was simple and without a pendant. She placed it against the light, but she couldn’t see anything special about it.

The only thing she could see was that the necklace was made of platinum with high purity. It glistened against the light brightly, and it didn’t look very old.

When she wanted to put the necklace back on, she noticed small letters on the clasp. However, they were too small to be visible, so she walked over to the window. With the light’s aid, she could finally see the carving clearly. It was ‘hx.08.ZA0102’.

She frowned. What is this? I’ve never seen jewelry of this brand.

What do these letters and numbers mean?

She looked closely at the necklace over and over again. There weren’t any other messages except the one on the clasp. Sighing, she leaned back on the sofa. If Zhuang Zijin was telling the truth, and this necklace really was from my mother, then there should be something meaningful.

After all, she must have something to tell me, right?

Lin Xinyan didn’t feel any tinge of sadness as she had never met her mother. This whole “real parents” affair just seemed absurd to her.

She couldn’t wrap her head around it, so she refused to muddle herself any longer. Walking over to her bed, she searched for a box to keep the necklace. As she opened the drawer on the head of the bed, she saw a contract from Hua Xia Bank. Back then, Zong Qifeng had given her kids some Wanyue shares and a pink diamond her daughter liked. She didn’t have a place to keep them, so she stored them in a safe deposit box in Hua Xia Bank. When the kids had grown up, she would hand over those valuables to them.

The first two acronyms of Hua Xia Bank were “HX.” Is this just a coincidence?

She took out her phone and dialed the service number of Hua Xia Bank.

The call connected instantly. “Hello, this is Hua Xia Bank. How may I help you?” A gentle female voice could be heard coming from the phone.

Lin Xinyan looked at the letters on the necklace and asked, “May I know if there’s a safe deposit box with the code ZA0102?”

“Sorry, but no,” the bank assistant replied.

Lin Xinyan furrowed her brows. Did I guess it wrongly?

deposit box all have double

Double digits.

analyze the letters. In the end, she focused on the two digits between

bank assistant said, “Yes. There

eighth safe deposit box of Hua Xia Bank. The

I can be

out of her thoughts and pondered. She asked, “Can you help me find out who’s

can’t. This is the privacy of our customers. It is our policy to keep our customers’ personal information private. I suggest you come here personally

understand, thank you.” Sitting on the bed, Lin Xinyan

a daze until Aunt Yu went to her

seem rather empty. Lin Xichen and Lin Ruixi were sitting on the carpet with

Lin Ruixi was

down the stairs and gazed at the children. “Go wash your hands.

a death sentence, Lin Xichen quickly got up and

cheeks and said,” You’re her brother. Is accompanying your

“I’m willing to play with her if it’s something fun. Stacking toy blocks is such an

them slowly. She took a glance at her brother and said, “You can just tell me that you don’t like it. I didn’t force you to play with me. What’s so

at his little sister in surprise. When did she learn

held their hands as she led them to the sink. Lin Ruixi twisted the water tap and washed her hands herself, without the help of Lin Xinyan. “Mommy, I will take care of myself from now on. You should

 Look at her. She’s like a different person. I guess she really has grown

door, looking at her daughter washing and

Aunt Yu asked, “Should we find them a

Yuxiu was the one teaching them, so

looked at her kids and asked, “Do you guys want a home

their heads at

look over us when we read or write. To add to it, we aren’t dumb, and we

said, “I don’t have much knowledge, so I’m

have to worry about our studies. We are not that dumb, and we haven’t enrolled in primary school. It’s so unfair to trap us

nodded

After they finished their food, they returned to their room. They invested time in their own activities respectively as

Aunt Yu cleared