When Dong Qin was in third grade, Zuo Shaoxin suddenly appeared at her school, acknowledged her as her daughter, and from then on, they frequently met in private. Zuo Shaoxin would give her a lot of pocket money. To be honest, Zuo Shaoxin didn’t act much like a mother; she seemed entirely unaware of her maternal duties, treating her more like a long-time friend or sister, regardless of her young age, talking about anything. Through these conversations, Dong Qin learned about her current situation and discovered she had a half-brother, Lu Tuo. Lu Tuo was favored by Lu Jinghao and was taken to Italy from a young age. It was said he planned to come back to China for high school and would temporarily live with his parents, as they were soon to hold a wedding to officially come back into the light.
“Oh, right. Tuo was always pestering me with questions about you; he really wants to meet his sister. So tomorrow, make sure you look your best, don’t disappoint him. Most importantly, my daughter should be the most beautiful princess, don’t embarrass me.” Zuo Shaoxin finished her last piece of steak, and the chef behind her immediately brought over a dessert, a small piece of cherry jelly, vividly colored. Dong Qin remained silent.
A princess…? She laughed wildly in her heart. She was never a princess, Zuo Shaoxin, you don’t understand. Your daughter, since three years ago… no, since you left Zuo Shaoan, has become a lonely supporting character. Now, she’s just a wayward supporting character, never fit to be the main princess.
