Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling-Chapter 109 - 108 Yun Family Changes the Sky (2 more updates)

Watching Yun Ran about to reveal the results, Qu Ying’s voice became sharp and somewhat cracked: "Don’t look!"

Even the slowest person could sense something was off by her demeanor.

The servants nearby even had a look that said ’the noble lady isn’t much different from a shrew’.

Qu Ying rushed over, her well-manicured nails targeting Yun Ran’s delicate hands.

Yun Ran merely waved her hand lightly, and Qu Ying was forced to repeatedly step back, yet she managed to stabilize herself.

Everyone, including the surveillance, could see that Qu Ying and Yun Ran had no physical contact.

Qu Ying’s retreat stirred even more doubts among the servants.

The lady wants to frame the third young miss; such a charade cannot withstand scrutiny, and it’s too exaggerated. Shouldn’t she have at least waited until physical contact occurred?

For the first time, Qu Ying felt as if her whole body was a mouth; unable to clear her own name. Is this what being wronged feels like?

Ginsengfruit, seeing Qu Ying unlucky, was particularly gleeful: [Host, let her taste the grievances once suffered by the original host. Without enduring the bitterness themselves, they do not know the pain.]

Yun Ran had already flipped to the last page, seeing a series of 9s followed by a conclusion supporting the parental relationship.

Qu Ying missed her best chance to interfere, now with Yun Ran seeing the results, her face had turned deathly pale.

The expected yelling and cursing didn’t occur, leaving Qu Ying somewhat astonished.

Then, she saw Yun Ran purse her lips: "What a pity, contrary to my wishes, I really am your daughter. In my past life, I must have committed many misdeeds to become your daughter."

After speaking, Yun Ran pretended to be deeply saddened, as if struck by reality, the documents dropped to the floor, and she sighed heavily while heading upstairs.

Qu Ying couldn’t believe her ears. The child was switched by her personally; how could Yun Ran possibly be her daughter.

Disbelieving, watching Yun Ran walk upstairs, the servants pretended to not have heard anything and continued with their tasks.

In disbelief, Qu Ying picked up the documents from the ground, then flipped through them until she saw the conclusion supporting the parental relationship.

Her eyes widened suddenly, then she stiffly fell backward.

If not for the quick reaction of the servants, she would have certainly had a bad fall.

"Madam, wake up!"

...

Yun Ran returned to her room, comfortably took a bath, and then started to rest.

As for the events downstairs, they had nothing to do with her.

Originally, Qu Ying tormented the original host using subtle means; now, Yun Ran returns the favor in the same manner, a tit for tat.

However, it didn’t take long for the smile on Yun Ran’s face to freeze, though she hadn’t directly tackled Qu Ying, only returning the treatment she once received.

But since Qu Ying is the protagonist, when she gets hurt, the person responsible, Yun Ran, can’t escape unscathed.

The disdain from Heavenly Dao towards her had decreased somewhat previously due to the Dragon Breath, but now it had increased again.

Yun Ran felt like she really wanted to curse right now!

In the evening when Yun Jinyang returned, Yun Ran directly stated that she wanted to move out and live elsewhere. She was unwilling to live under the same roof as the female protagonist any longer.

She really couldn’t stand it anymore. She couldn’t outshine the aura of the male and female protagonists. After slapping the female protagonist, she decided to quit while she was ahead and keep her distance.

Yun Jinyang already learned about the day’s events from the servants. Currently, Yun Ran’s usefulness to the Yun Family outweighed that of Qu Ying, who was merely a trophy wife for appearances.

His scales naturally tipped towards Yun Ran, especially upon discovering that Yun Ran had actually formed a relationship with the Xie Family. Whom to protect? Wasn’t that an obvious decision?

"Aunt Qu lost her child and her mental state is unstable. I have already spoken to Dad about it, and we’ve arranged for her to recuperate in a suitable place for some time."

The Yun Residence is one of the best villa areas in Hai City, known for its environmental and geographical advantages, with many considering it the ancestral home of their families.

The key point is that all the amenities here are top-notch, and if you’re talking about a suitable place for recuperation, this villa area is undoubtedly the best choice.

Now, because of her, the Yun Family was actually willing to move out the mistress of the house, which was indeed a rarity.

The change in attitude of the Yun Family pleased Yun Ran. She wasn’t a masochist who liked suffering. Naturally, she would prefer to continue living here if all the people she disliked left.

"Then I’ll have to trouble big brother."

Watching Yun Ran’s departing figure, Yun Jinyang felt once again that he couldn’t see through her.

However, he remained steadfast in his stance that as long as Yun Ran did not act against the Yun Family, no matter what she wanted to do, the Yun Family would support her all the way.

If Yun Ran knew about Yun Jinyang’s intentions, she probably would remark, "Worthy heir of the Yun Family, indeed loaded with courage, not everyone possesses this resolution of ’buy and leave behind’."

The very next morning, Yun Ran heard from the servants that Qu Ying was sent away overnight along with a few servants who personally took care of her.

If Yun Ran were able to see these people, she would recognize them as the very servants who used to secretly bully and squeeze her in the past.

The Yun Family handled matters efficiently, moving out the mistress of the house; a few servants annoying to Yun Ran could hardly be left behind.

Yun Ran was going to continue fortune-telling, and Old Liu was already waiting early.

His physical health was really good. If someone else were thrown like he was, they wouldn’t just break a few bones, they would likely be bedridden for at least ten days to half a month.

Old Liu was only observed in the hospital for two days, and since he indeed had no serious internal injuries, he was discharged.

Seeing that the car had been swapped, Yun Ran was not surprised. Her previous car had been taken away by the Special Administration Bureau as a piece of evidence.

The Yun Family had arranged a new car for her, an upgrade by several grades from before.

Old Liu had originally thought he would be severely scolded this time, perhaps even fired, and was already contemplating how to keep his job.

Little did he expect that the butler’s attitude towards him was extremely favorable.

Although the saying "a rising tide lifts all boats" might not be entirely appropriate here, Old Liu felt it peculiarly fitting for his current state of mind.

There is no man who doesn’t like cars. After getting used to the various features of the new car, Old Liu had the interior decorated to Yun Ran’s liking.

This professional attitude also made it clearer to the butler that times had changed in the Yun Family.

The household servants were also very aware of this fact, treating Yun Ran with such respect, almost as if she were the one calling the shots in the Yun Family.

"Miss, shall we head to the fortune-telling street by the City God Temple today?"

"No, today you just drive north, and stop where I tell you to!"

Although Old Liu didn’t understand, it didn’t prevent him from treating Yun Ran’s words as an imperial decree.