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Chapter 1122 Tang Shi, Your Dad Is Not His Own
Tang Shi put the documents aside, sat up and leaned on the back of the chair, and said calmly, "That depends on the value of the matter. If it is irrelevant, why should I agree to you?"

"No, no, it's not irrelevant, it's very important."

Tang Chaoke swallowed excitedly, and looked at Tang Shi cautiously probing: "It's about your father's life experience..."

Tang Shi raised her eyebrows, as if she didn't care about it at all.

Tang Chaoke looked at Tang Shi with a steady mind and said, "Your father was not born to your grandma, he is an orphan."

"Oh?" Tang Shi said calmly, without changing his expression, "Third uncle is younger than my father, how do you know about this?"

"Your grandma said so."

Tang Chaoke's expression was very sincere: "Your grandma said that your father was thrown out of the village just a few days after he was born. She looked pitiful, and finally took her home to raise herself. The person who threw your father stayed A note, saying that they will repay my family when your father becomes an adult. If he doesn’t repay, let his daughter repay. But until now, there is no one of them..."

Tang Chaoke looked at Tang Shi's face while talking, guessing whether Tang Shi would believe it.

Hearing this, Tang Shi laughed lowly: "So, third uncle wants me to repay you?"

Tang Chaoke nodded hurriedly: "Yes, that's what your father's biological parents said. If they can't repay, you must repay."

Tang Shi smiled, not knowing how to evaluate Tang Chaoke.

It is rare for a person to be so stupid for money.

Tang Shi took a sip of water from her cup, then looked at Tang Chaoke and said, "Third uncle, you said my father's biological parents, how would they know that my father will have a daughter after he gets married? Or can he earn money to repay your daughter?"

Tang Chaoke was stunned for a moment when he was asked, only to find some loopholes in what he said, and he hurriedly tried to remedy it: "They are talking about children, children, it's not that you are the boss of your family, so I just said daughter."

Tang Shi smiled again, looked at Tang Chaoke and asked, "Third Uncle, do you know who I usually deal with?"

Tang Chaoke didn't know what Tang Shi was going to say, and kept staring at her holding the cup without saying a word.

Tang Shi put down the cup, then smiled and said: "The people I deal with include government officials, business tycoons, and commercial liars like you, third uncle. Everyone is an old fritter. They are all kinds of people. If you want to get the list in the hands of these people and not fall into the trap they designed, you can only be better than them."

Tang Chaoke didn't understand what Tang Shi was talking about, and his face was a bit ugly, but he stubbornly felt that Tang Shi should believe his words.

But Tang Shi's voice changed, and she looked at Tang Chaoke with a half-smile and said, "So, third uncle, you can't fool even a three-year-old child. How did you have the guts to ask me to repay you?"

Tang Chaoke's face froze, and he was stunned for a few seconds before he stood up anxiously and said, "Niece, what I said is true, I didn't lie to you. Your father is really not your own. If you don't believe me, you can go home and ask your grandma. "

Tang Shi shook her head and smiled: "I feel even more that you don't look like your own."

Tang Chaoke suddenly stopped, and even the expression on his face froze instantly.

Tang Shi's slender fingers tapped the table rhythmically, her voice was gentle and melodious, but it made Tang Chaoke's nerves even more tense.

"Speaking of it, my dad and my aunt are the closest, and they look more like grandpa. And third uncle, you are somewhat similar to grandma, but you don't look like grandpa at all."

She stared at Tang Chaoke, and added unhurriedly: "The same goes for your son and daughter."

(End of this chapter)