Transmigration: I Have Storage Space in the Apocalypse-Chapter 275 - 271: Her Younger Brother Has Arrived [600 Votes+]

Chapter 275: Chapter 271: Her Younger Brother Has Arrived [600 Votes+]

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Perhaps it was because the youth in front of her hadn’t spoken for a long time, his voice had a dry, raspy quality to it that made one feel he was quite thirsty and parched.

Seeing the ghost-like expression on Xie Jingzi’s face upon seeing him, he knew he hadn’t come to the wrong place. He let out a low, soft chuckle, "Good, I haven’t got the wrong place."

"You, you..." Xie Jingzi swallowed nervously, almost screaming out loud at this male version of Third Sister-in-law!

"Hello, could you ask my sister to come down? Just tell her that her own younger brother is here."

Could it be that this is Zhang Dongliang? Uh, that’s not right, I only heard about Third Sister-in-law having an older brother, never a younger brother!

Suddenly, she recalled the day she had gone to visit Lin Aifei, Mrs. Rong, with Third Sister-in-law and then encountered that roomful of people on the way back! And the rumors within the military circle that Third Sister-in-law wasn’t actually a village girl, but the biological daughter of some commander!

Could it be... this is true?

"Miss... Can you help me call my sister down?" Yan Jinsi called out gently again, prompting her not to zone out anymore.

Do I really... look a lot like my sister?

Yan Jinsi touched his chest; he felt that the closer he got to this place, the more lively his heartbeat seemed to be, no longer faint and elusive as if it would disappear at any moment.

"Uh, uh... no need, you," Xie Jingzi swallowed again and politely said to him, "Follow me, Third Sister-in-law is upstairs..."

As she spoke, Xie Jingzi’s face unexpectedly blushed.

This, this youth is so, so beautiful! Such fair skin, and just because of that, she believed that this young man must be Third Sister-in-law’s real younger brother! [Fangirling over his looks]

Most, most importantly, he really does... look so much like Third Sister-in-law, it feels like her own heartbeat speeds up whenever she looks at him!!

Yaya, this youth is Third Sister-in-law’s brother, she, she really likes him! Just like how she likes Third Sister-in-law~~

Although Xie Jingzi wanted to gush over him, obviously her upbringing did not allow her to do something so impolite. So, she simply put up a ’Closed for Business’ sign at the store entrance and then led the visitor upstairs.

If the other person wasn’t male, Xie Jingzi really wanted to go up and help him upstairs.

His movements were so slow and weak that it made one really want to go up and help him.

Zhang Shanni’s ’heart’ sensed him when the youth got near the bottom of her building, but this kind of sensation was very uncomfortable for her.

Could it be that there truly is a ’bloodline’ connection?

Seeing the male version of herself, she could finally understand why Yan Jinchang’s gaze towards her felt so strange.

Even though Yan Jinsi is male, since he thought he had always been sick, aside from being tall, he turned out to be very thin, that slim waist...

Sweat!

Could Zhang Shanni say that this original body’s twin brother has an even narrower waist than hers... of course, she was comparing after getting pregnant.

"Sis..." As soon as Yan Jinsi saw Zhang Shanni, his eyes brightened, his pale face instantly filled with ample sunshine, making him seem very warm.

Zhang Shanni frowned; it was completely an illusion.

In fact, the boy was so thin he hardly looked human; even though his features resembled hers by sixty to seventy percent, the sickness was evident without a close look—it was clear that he was a long-term patient. freёwebnoѵel.com

Just looking at his delicate, pale complexion, one could be certain that he hardly ever saw the sunlight!

Late-stage leukemia.

The moment she saw him, Zhang Shan Ni made a silent judgment in her heart.

Zhang Shan Ni couldn’t bear to show a cold face to him, gesturing towards the sofa across from the obediently seated children, "You sit down." Then she turned to Xie Jingzi’s obviously worried little face and instructed:

"Xiaoqi, take the children downstairs to play for a bit, and remember not to let them get too much sun."

"Okay, got it."

"Hello, little brother, we’re going down to play." Xiaoqi took the lead in calling the others, sweetly addressing them, and seeing the Second Aunt nod, gently and tenderly took Little Yaya’s wrist to go downstairs.

Once everyone had left, Zhang Shan Ni handed him a cup of boiling water. She didn’t dare offer him a beverage—his complexion was seriously worrisome.

"How did you get here?" While Zhang Shan Ni had not acknowledged the Yan Family, she had a fairly good understanding of who her husband’s original family members were, through his investigations.

"Big sister..." Yan Jinsi softly called out, "I came to see you." Looking at the radiant young woman before him, Yan Jinsi found it hard to believe that she was his sister.

This sister, unlike Yan Jinxian who had been very guarded against him, gave him a sense of bloodline connection. Moreover, as soon as he saw her, his heart felt like it found a resting place, beating slowly and steadily, bringing him much comfort.

Zhang Shan Ni really wanted to coldly reject his approach, but the intense throbbing of her heart, as if responding to his call, actually filled her eyes with hot tears—"You, you shouldn’t have left home on your own."

In the end, that’s all Zhang Shan Ni could say.

"They all kept me in the dark about your existence. It was Yan Jinxian who burst into the hospital ward on her own initiative... That’s how I found out."

Yan Jinsi was thirsty and took the boiling water his big sister poured for him for the first time with utmost solemnity, taking a light sip. That one sip made him feel as if the water his sister poured was sweet, and without realizing it, he treasured and slowly sipped down this precious drink.

Zhang Shan Ni watched him with a glimmer in her almond-shaped eyes but said nothing more, waiting for him to drink and rest a bit.

Taking advantage of the silence in which his big sister was immersed, Yan Jinsi quietly observed his true twin sister—they were born together, yet spent nineteen years apart. However, this meeting might not have another chance.

Therefore, Yan Jinsi looked particularly carefully.

Zhang Shan Ni allowed the other person to scrutinize her; she herself was also observing this obviously frail young man.

Prim and proper, with a poor complexion—no wonder the original host’s mother devoted all her energy to caring for him.

They say a crying child gets the candy, but such things only lead to temporary favoritism.

While the quiet, obedient, and strong-willed children also gain the love of their parents, if such a child is often ill and weak, parents will only focus more attention on him.

Yan Jinsi was that kind of person, which is why Yan Jinxian was jealous of the additional parental love he received and resented him more strongly. If the parents hadn’t been so blatantly obvious, Yan Jinxian might have acted even worse.

From a young age, Yan Jinsi, likewise, did not bond with Yan Jinxian. When he heard her irrationally burst into his hospital room, begging him to plead with their parents on her behalf, his first thought was—

This is as it should be.

Yan Jinxian shouldn’t be his sister, with no sense of connection whatsoever.