Chapter 138: Ye Wanwan’s Dream (Part 2)

Sometimes she even suspected that their world was actually a world inside a book!

But Ye Wanwan was still a bit uneasy; after all, this kind of thing was way too fantastical, no normal person could believe it.

Because she had this dream so often, she’d already memorized the entire plot of the novel.

She also knew the children’s father was called Song Chengze, the second young master of the Song Family, one of the three great families of Hai City.

Originally, according to the novel, Ye Xing and Ye Wanwan wouldn’t have any contact with Song Chengze until the children were six.

And while Song Chengze was being drawn in by the two mischievous little things, Ye Wanwan, who was working part-time at a bar, would also run into Song Chengze.

After that, Song Chengze took a fancy to Ye Wanwan, went for a forceful, domineering pursuit, and tried to make her his woman.

And of course, Ye Wanwan refused no matter what.

Then came the tangle of love and hate between the two of them.

Ye Rourou grew jealous and kept stirring the pot from the sidelines—scheming, framing, seducing Song Chengze, even sending flirty photos on purpose to make Ye Wanwan misunderstand.

As a result, every time Ye Wanwan and Song Chengze made up, she’d misunderstand again, and after the misunderstanding, they’d make up again—splitting and reconciling over and over—until in the end, Ye Rourou reaped what she’d sown and went to prison.

And she and Song Chengze finally made it through all the hardship to their happy ending.

In the end, Song Chengze discovered that the woman from that night in the hotel had actually been her, and that both children were his, and he was instantly overjoyed.

That same year, Song Chengze married Ye Wanwan with great fanfare, and the two children, who were six and almost seven, finally acknowledged their ancestry and returned to the family.

The whole family started living a beautiful, warm, and blissfully happy life!

So, in order to verify that the dream really could rewrite the past and foresee the future, Ye Wanwan made a bold decision.

At the time, Ye Xing and Ye Wanwan were only three; there were still three years to go before they’d find Song Chengze at six.

Ye Wanwan told herself that if Song Chengze really was the children’s father, then from that moment on she would believe in this dream and believe in the novel from her dream!

After that, she deliberately asked around, and once she knew the restaurants, bars, and various places Song Chengze often went to, she brought the three-year-old Ye Wanwan over and had Wanwan call Song Chengze "Daddy."

Sure enough, Song Chengze didn’t believe it at first, but after the paternity test, he found out Ye Wanwan really was his daughter.

Then Ye Wanwan said she had a mom, so Song Chengze got to know Ye Wanwan through Wanwan.

Apparently the whole "love at first sight" thing for male and female leads really did have something to it.

Even though the setting was wrong and the timing of their meeting didn’t match what was written in the novel, Song Chengze still fell in love with Ye Wanwan at first sight the moment he saw her!

Sure enough, as soon as they met, Song Chengze wanted Ye Wanwan to be his woman.

Seeing the way the plot was unfolding almost exactly the same as in the novel, even though she’d moved the father-daughter reunion up by three years,

the rest of the story development hadn’t changed at all!

At that point, Ye Wanwan completely believed in the novel from her dream!

She figured that since she was destined to marry Song Chengze anyway, instead of refusing and giving Ye Rourou the chance to slip in and letting misunderstandings drag on for so long, she might as well just agree.

So that same year, Ye Wanwan married Song Chengze.

Song Chengze’s mother and Lu Junhan’s mother were biological sisters, and Lu Junhan was Song Chengze’s cousin.

After the wedding, Ye Wanwan knew from the novel about Song Chengze’s ambition and desire to climb higher, and she also knew that although he seemed calm and indifferent on the surface, in reality he was very jealous of his cousin Lu Junhan.

But she told Song Chengze not to rush—within five years, the Lu Family would go bankrupt, and by then, Lu Junhan would sooner or later die by his hand.

Because in that novel, Lu Junhan was a major villain, while Song Chengze was the male lead.

Since ancient times, evil has never prevailed over good!