Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 63

Chapter 63: Reunion

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Mrs. Lin’s hands trembled, her pupils dilating with astonishment. Father Lin held Mrs. Lin’s hand, lips quivering as he was at a loss for words.

Could this fair and beautiful girl standing before them be their biological daughter, Gu Zi?

Though they had ventured into the city on multiple occasions, their biological daughter had consistently refused to meet them, yet they had never questioned her decision.

After all, who accustomed to a comfortable city life would willingly endure the hardships of the countryside? This they understood.

They never anticipated her appearing before them now.

Overwhelmed by emotion, they were eager to embrace their child but felt unworthy.

Gazing at their daughter, she appeared to belong to an entirely different world from them.

Paralyzed in place, they allowed their tears to flow, but they dared not take action. The mere sight of their daughter was profoundly fulfilling.

“Gu Zi, go ahead,” Su Shen urged softly, giving her a gentle nudge as if to embolden her.

Gu Zi nodded and stepped forward. She took the initiative to speak. “Dad, Mom, I’m Gu Zi. I came back especially to see you. Please forgive me for being unresponsive in the past. I’m sorry!”

Gu Zi believed that, regardless of the circumstances, her parents hadn’t abandoned their child willingly, so she should express her understanding.

Advancing further, she reached out to hug Mrs. Lin and held Mr. Lin’s hand.

It seemed that they wanted to embrace her at that moment, but were hesitant, so she took the initiative.

Mrs. Lin stood there, her heart struck with a profound sense of disbelief, before tears of joy began to fall.

She reached out and tried to hold her daughter’s hand, which was fair and delicate.

Tentatively, she extended her hand to grasp her daughter’s hand, which was fair and delicate.

In that moment, as they met each other’s gaze, Mrs. Lin apologized, “No need to apologize, my good daughter. It’s more than enough to have you back safely.”

Gu Zi reached out to wipe her mother’s tears away and responded gently, “Then, Mom, don’t cry. I’m fine.”

Su Shen approached and seconded Gu Zi’s sentiments, “Indeed, Uncle Lin and

Aunt Lin. We came here today to share some good news.”