The surrounding temperature carried a hint of coolness.

The young man, who had just come of age only two or three years ago, had a faintly discernible mist in his eyes...

Anticipation.

Wen Wannian suddenly felt a vague, indeterminate tightening in his heart, not too light, not too heavy, but it tugged at him in a way he couldn't ignore.

After a few seconds of silence, a man's deep and magnetic laughter filled the carriage.

The first time I saw you was at the Su Residence. You were hiding behind a large vase, clearly not wanting to see strangers, yet you still came out of the room.

At first, I thought you were suspicious of me tampering with your grandfather's will, intentionally watching me. Later, when the Su family suggested marrying you to me, I understood that it wasn't your idea, but they were pressuring you to come forward.

Upon hearing this, Su Ruobai took a deep breath, trembling all over.

Yes, during that period of time, he was living very poorly.

The blow of your grandfather's passing dealt a heavy blow to him. Just as the piercing pain in his heart hadn't eased, his kind-hearted second uncle began to 'act as a matchmaker' for him.

Attorney Wen is a good person, meticulous in his work, with outstanding talent, and very gentle in dealing with people and matters.

Your grandfather specifically entrusted him with handling the aftermath, so you should already know his intentions, right?

"You being with him would bring comfort to your grandpa."

Scammer.

All are swindlers.

Su Ruobai couldn't understand why two blood brothers would hold grudges against each other for the family property, to the extent of not even sparing the brother's offspring after the elder brother's death.

In the previous life, Su Ruobai was harmless. He kept himself protected and couldn't even let his true character shine due to the pressures of life. He lived his whole life cautiously, but what did he gain in return?

A heartless car accident, shards of sharp glass, a meaningless life.

"They created the illusion of pleasing your heart, setting a seemingly obligatory path for the upcoming wedding."

Wen Wannian held the steering wheel, keeping his eyes fixed ahead.

In my opinion, you are pitiful and innocent.

This was heartfelt.

The translation of the Chinese novel paragraph '“结婚对象不是我，也会是别人，对吧。”' into English is "Marriage partners are not limited to me, they could be someone else, right?"

"Mr. Su is very kind and amiable. He entrusted me with his will, and I didn't fabricate a single word."

Wen Wannian turned to look at Su Ruobai, whose face was pale. "You say you didn't get anything, I don't believe it. But indeed, there is nothing for you in the will."

"What exactly do you want to say?" Su Ruobai's eyes turned slightly red as she stared fiercely, "Do you want to say that my grandfather actually gave up on me too? Because I am weak and sickly, unable to face people, causing shame to the Su family?"

Wen Wannian furrowed his brow slightly and took out a clean handkerchief from the inner pocket of his suit. It carried a faint smell of disinfectant. Without any hesitation, he handed it over.

Gently wiping away his tears, the man's voice was incredibly soft, with a hint of coaxing.

Su Ruoba accepted the handkerchief from him, clutching it in her hand without moving.

His tears had not yet flowed, and he did not want them to flow down.

Wen Wannian sighed and murmured, "What I mean is, maybe your grandfather left something for you, but you just don't know."

As the words fell, Su Ruobai suddenly clenched her hand tightly.

He looked up at Wen Wannian in disbelief, his eyes, shining with a watery light, filled with astonishment and confusion.

"You are the biological son of the young master of the Su family, raised by Mr. Su himself. For so many years, even if you were an unrelated orphan raised by his side, you should have formed an emotional bond. Moreover, you are the son of his favorite son, in other words, his beloved grandson."

Wen Wannian's gentle voice was soothing and seemed to be looking for a breakthrough for Su Ruobai's confusion.