Rebirth handbook - chapter 2

But Meng Caiqi, who was unmarried and conceived was taken away by her family. They originally wanted to abort the child, but because Meng Caiqi was in poor health, she couldn’t bear it. So she could only give birth to the child. However, that child was abandoned by Meng Caiqi and her family in a welfare institution as soon as he was born.

In previous life that abandoned child grew up in a welfare institution until he was found by Meng Caiqi at the age of seventeen, who reunited with He Xianyang. When that child came to his house, Chang Manjing and even Meng Caiqi had no idea that in the end that this taciturn teenager would be the final winner.

And this time, Chang Manjing would never let that beautiful chess piece fall into Meng Caiqi’s hands to suppress her and their Chang family! On the contrary, this child would become useful for her.

Chang Manjing recalled that the child should be twelve years old now, in Blue Sky Children’s Welfare Institute. It was necessary for her to first take a look at the big winner of the previous life, who quietly controlled the company and swallowed up the business geniuses who had fallen into the company.

He Xianyang went to the company early in the morning. Chang Manjing sat in the yard. After a cup of tea, she left. She refused the driver to follow and drove by herself to the Blue Sky Children’s Welfare Institute following the route she previously inquired. Chang Manjing drove for two hours, and it was noon when she arrived at the destination. The orphanage was not big, and looked older than the photos found online. Through the iron railings outside, one could vaguely see the sparse bushes in the flowerbed inside. There were also a few children walking around inside, seeming to be playing games.

Chang Manjing sat in the car, and looked across the road through the window. Just when she was about to get off the car, she suddenly saw a few children in school uniforms walking not far away.

The children looked like they were only nine or ten years old. Chang Manjing was going to withdraw her gaze, but from the corner of her eye she caught a familiar face and turned her head.

It was a child who walked alone behind the rest of the children. He looked very gloomy and difficult to approach. Although he was wearing the same school uniform as the others, no one walked by his side, and no one was making trouble for him either. Obviously, he was not sociable.

He was thin and short, walking behind with his head down and looked ten years old, but Chang Manjing remembered that he should be twelve now. She leaned on the car window, took off her sunglasses, as her eyes moved to the child’s face. There was a scar that was faintly hidden behind the bangs. The scar ran across the corner of his right eye to the brow arch, destroying that beautiful little face, and made him look a bit fierce. If it weren’t for this scar, Chang Manjing couldn’t have believed that the battered child in front of her was He Weiming.

When Chang Manjing met He Weiming for the first time in her previous life, although he was a little thin, he was tall and straight like a poplar tree. Now he was just a bean sprout. Watching that silent bean sprout walk into the orphanage alone, Chang Manjing smiled. She didn’t get out of the car to get in. Anyway, the person she wanted to see appeared, and by that she guessed how He Weiming was living now.

That was it.

When Chang Manjing returned home, He Xianyang had already returned. Seeing her walking in with some shopping bags, he got up from the sofa and took the bag from her.

“You’re back.”

Chang Manjing changed her shoes and said faintly, “Well, you came back so early today.”

He Xianyang smiled and said, “Didn’t you say that you wanted to adopt a child yesterday? I was afraid you are anxious, so I found some information and wanted to show it to you first. Manjing, look at these welfare institutions. They all have a good reputation.”

Chang Manjing took over and flipped through it. Indeed, each of those exquisite brochures was better than the Blue Sky Children’s Welfare Institute she saw. The children in the album were all cleanly dressed, and the smiling faces were also very pleasing. Those descriptions were more authoritative, enumerating how many outstanding certificates and so on. After reading those with a slight smile, Chang Manjing clicked on the most beautiful-looking orphanage manual, “This one is good.”

“Mingya Children’s Welfare Institute?” He Xianyang took it and said with a smile, “I also think this one is the best. Then I will arrange it. We will go there to see the children this weekend.”

“Okay.” Chang Manjing smiled.

When He Xianyang hurriedly left to make arrangements, Chang Manjing went upstairs and took out two documents. Which were obtained by private investigators she found after she was reborn. It had information about He Xianyang’s two mistresses who gave birth to children.

He Xianyang had two illegitimate children. The boy was He Ze, who was only one and half a year old, and the girl was He Luo, who was five years old.

The boy was born not long ago, and the girl was born when He Xianyang pursued Chan Manjing. Chang Manjing trimmed her beautiful nails and clicked on the cute and ignorant little boy in the photo. She laughed and took out her mobile phone to make a call.

“Aunt Xu.” Chang Manjing said.

“Ah? Miss Manjing, why did you call me suddenly? Is there something wrong?” A kind middle-aged woman’s voice came over, with some caution. She had worked as a helper for half of her life in the old house of Chang, and was more than fifty years old.

“Oh, I remembered, Aunt Xu, your eldest son and wife have never had children. I heard that you want to adopt a child, right?” Chang Manjing asked.

“Yeah, my daughter-in-law is good, but she is pitiful and aborted two times. Miss Manjing, why do you ask about this matter…?”

“Aunt Xu, I want you to do me a favor. This weekend send your eldest son and wife to Mingya Children’s Welfare Institute and adopt a child. I will send you two photos, adopt whoever you like. Tell them it’s from Chang’s family, and complete all the formalities on the same day.”

“Well, well, Miss Manjing as you are willing to help, it will be better!” Aunt Xu promised.

The benefits of doing a favour for Miss Chang’s family were not small.

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