Chapter 1982: Extra: A Brand New Life 97 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan) Chapter 1982: Extra: A Brand New Life 97 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan) Indeed, that doesn’t make sense.

If she were indeed Yu Yaolan’s biological daughter, then she would also have to be Yan Feiming’s biological daughter. Why would Yan Feiming be giving money to Lu Mei instead of taking his daughter back?

Following this train of thought, Jiang Yue speculated, “Is it possible that Yan Feiming and Lu Mei had some kind of relationship, and that Yu Xiao is also his biological daughter?”

Upon hearing this, Qin Zi felt as if he’d been struck by a sudden enlightenment and was completely stunned.

“In that case,” Jiang Yue continued, “it would also explain why Yu Xiao was giving money to Lu Mei–because Lu Mei is her real mother. If that’s true, then the bank statements clearly indicate that all three of them knew about this. But then why aren’t you with the Yu Family, while Yu Xiao is there, acting as the Miss of the Yu Family… Could it be possible that you and Yu Xiao were switched at birth? Maybe Yan Feiming did it. Isn’t it often reported in the news that Yan Feiming was actually dissatisfied with marrying into the family, disliked following his wife’s surname, and only married Yu Yaolan for her money? He might not have liked the daughter Yu Yaolan had given birth to, so he switched her for a daughter he liked and who was also his own flesh and blood.”

Qin Zi couldn’t manage a smile, but he said, “Based on your theory, everything does seem to add up…”

After a moment, he said absentmindedly, “If that’s the case, then doesn’t my dad, Qin Ye, have no biological daughters?”

Jiang Yue said, “To eliminate the possibility of the theory I just proposed, it’s best to have a paternity test done. Ideally, you should have one with Yu Yaolan. Once it is confirmed that you share a biological relationship, then you are definitely Yan Feiming’s child, not the child of Lu Mei and the deceased Qin Ye, and Yu Xiao is definitely not Yu Yaolan’s child.”

If Qin Zi had a paternity test with Yan Feiming or someone else, it wouldn’t necessarily confirm that the child was definitely Yu Yaolan’s.

But having a paternity test with Yu Yaolan would be different; it really could explain a lot.

After all, Yu Yaolan was only pregnant with one child, and even though she was sick, she refused to let anyone else take over the Yu clan. She was vigilant against Yan Feiming but still ousted him from the company. Their marital relationship had long been broken, and they lived separately. Wasn’t it all because Yan Feiming was the father of her daughter? She didn’t want her daughter caught in the middle and to suffer, so Yu Yaolan tolerated as much as she could when it came to Yan Feiming.

“According to my theory, there is another issue,” Jiang Yue added, “Before Qin Ye accidentally fell into the sewage and died, did he know that you were Yu Yaolan’s daughter? That he really didn’t have a biological daughter? If he knew, he surely wouldn’t need to kidnap Si Yan to get money; he could have directly threatened Yan Feiming for the money. However, if he didn’t know, despite you having already told me that Qin Ye kidnapped Si Yan because he was short of money, this new speculation makes me doubt that whole incident again. I feel like Qin Ye, being the sloppy person that he was, would reasonably have tried to get money from you first, since you are his daughter. Where else would he get money if not from his own child? And then, when you failed to get the money from Si Yan, in desperation, he kidnapped Si Yan.”

Qin Zi found it even harder to smile, “Are you saying there was more to the kidnapping of Si Yan than it seemed at first?”

“At this point, I do think it’s a possibility,” Jiang Yue said frankly. She had suspected as much before, but it was Qin Zi who said everything had been investigated, and with Qin Ye dead and having confessed it was for money, she had no choice but to believe it up until then.