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In people's impressions, stepmothers are always fierce and malicious.
Yet, at the tender age of eighteen, Yao Niansi unwittingly stepped into this legendary role.
With a dark expression, she looked at the one big and one small person in front of her, both grinning like fools, and deeply felt that the path of a stepmother was fraught with difficulties and twists.
“A Zi likes this,” Yun Sheng said, holding up a hairpin like a child who had just found treasure. He bounced over, his enthusiasm undeterred by Yao Niansi's gloomy face.
A Zi was the doll cradled in Yun Sheng's arms. That day, after being pestered endlessly by Yun Sheng, Yao Niansi had casually tossed out the name “Yao Erzi,” which Yun Sheng treasured as if it were a precious gem, squinting his eyes in delight at how wonderful the name was.
Heaven knows that Yao Niansi had only been thinking about the final competition set by master Bai at that moment.
Before Yao Niansi could speak, Yun Sheng took it upon himself to stuff Yao Erzi into her arms and then reached out to stick the hairpin into her hair.
Yao Niansi instinctively took a step back but was quickly restrained by Yun Sheng’s other hand. The difference in strength between men and women was evident at that moment; despite her struggles, she couldn't break free.
Yao Niansi didn’t like overly complicated hairstyles, so her long, glossy black hair was simply tied up with a silver ribbon without any other adornments. She instinctively remarked, “That hairpin won’t stay.”
Unexpectedly, after fiddling for a while, Yun Sheng happily retrieved the hairpin and said with a smile, “It’s fine; we’ll save the hairpin as a dowry for A Zi and tell her it’s an heirloom.”
The corners of Yao Niansi's mouth twitched slightly as she felt an inexplicable sense of loss. She had thought the hairpin was meant for her...
“Tsk tsk, your family’s heirloom is really shabby!” A sharp and familiar voice suddenly rang in her ears.
Yao Niansi glanced at the newcomer and immediately recognized her as the eldest daughter of the Bai Family, Lady Bai's nemesis—Bai Huahua. Without backing down, she retorted, "Well, that's still better than you not getting the Heirloom."
Bai Huahua scoffed, her face filled with disdain. "Don't forget, your last name is still Yao!"
"And so what?" Yao Niansi crossed her arms defiantly, her eyes brimming with challenge as she stared directly at her. "As long as I win the final contest, the entire Bai Family will be mine. I can change it to Yao if I want!"
Bai Huahua's expression twisted slightly; indeed, at this moment, Yao Niansi had the highest chance of winning among the women. However...
Yao Niansi smirked and let her gaze linger on Bai Huahua before continuing, "Haven't seen you in a few days; your waist has certainly thickened quite a bit."
Bai Huahua's face changed, and she instinctively turned to the side to block Yao Niansi's gaze. But then her eyes fell on Yun Sheng beside Yao Niansi, and a malicious smile crept onto her lips. "Are you sure you can have children with an idiot..."
Before she could finish her sentence, darkness enveloped her vision, followed by a sharp pain across her face. She incredulously covered the red mark on her cheek and screamed, "You actually dared to hit me!"
Yao Niansi held Yao Erzi with one arm and bared her teeth at Bai Huahua, fiercely declaring, "Whether he's an idiot or not has nothing to do with you! Besides, I said I can have children with him!"
At that moment, Yun Sheng suddenly wrapped his arms around Yao Niansi's waist, resting his chin on her shoulder. The warmth of his breath brushed against her ear, sending a shiver down her spine. "It's not 'I can,' it's 'Wife,'" Yun Sheng whispered softly.
Yao Niansi's heart skipped a beat; her expression remained blank and emotionless. However, the hand that wasn't holding Yao Erzi tightened slightly.
Yun Sheng blinked and then spoke in a tone full of feigned innocence, "I can't have children, but I have A Zi. Please don't have children with anyone else, okay?"
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