Why Did You Provoke Her? She Can Tell Fortunes!-Chapter 147 - 120: That’s Not Your Child

While Mu Yunchu was busy calculating, Yang Shan had already started chatting with netizens about her two daughters.

When people mention the things they love, they tend to speak ceaselessly without realizing.

Just like Yang Shan now.

It’s unclear who first brought it up, but she began looking for pictures of her children.

[Actually, I don’t really understand those who prefer boys; I just love having a daughter. They say daughters are like a small, warm jacket for parents, which is so nice.]

[I just thought, maybe you can ask the streamer to take a look at your kids too!]

[Please don’t... I feel like things reviewed by the streamer never really turn out well.]

Some of the old fans seemed to suddenly sense something and instinctively wanted to stop it.

But it was already too late.

The unaware Yang Shan had already taken the photo frame from her desk.

In the deep brown wooden frame, there were four people, dressed elaborately, standing meticulously arranged, happily smiling into the camera.

The photo seemed to be taken recently, showing Yang Shan and her husband holding two girls who were almost their height.

The girls were showing early signs of adulthood, almost shedding their childish features and baby fat, one smiling brightly and energetically while holding her father, the other just faintly smiling, standing near Yang Shan.

Although they’re twins, it’s entirely normal for their temperaments and personalities to be different. After all, every person is an individual with their own thoughts.

But...

[I have a question, are my eyes bad? Why do these twins not look the same?]

Mu Yunchu frowned even more upon seeing the photo.

But she remained silent, not saying a word.

Yang Shan seemed to have gone through this many times before in response to the netizen’s question.

"Actually, it’s like this, they are fraternal twins."

"So they don’t look the same like regular twins do."

[There’s such a term??? I’m hearing it for the first time.]

[There is, as a medical student, let me prove it. The kind of twins everyone commonly meets, who look identical and even have identical personalities, are identical twins. Because they come from the same fertilized egg, they receive the exact same chromosomes and genetic material, so their gender and appearance are identical, as if they came from the same mold.

Fraternal twins occur when, for some reason, a woman releases two eggs simultaneously that get fertilized, forming two different fertilized eggs. These two fertilized eggs each have their own placenta, there’s no connection between them, so their resemblance is only partial. To understand it better, you might have heard of mixed twins. Although this situation is rare, it definitely exists.]

[!!! Now I understand with this explanation!]

Seeing such detailed explanations, Yang Shan nodded understandingly.

She had heard her private hospital’s doctor explain this after her children were born.

It’s normal for ordinary people not to know about this.

She’s had to explain it to others many times before.

[Now that you explain it, I understand. In fact, if you look closely, these two children do look alike; their brows and eyes seem carved from the same mold as their father.]

Mu Yunchu’s expression became even more peculiar.

Though Yang Shan didn’t say anything, she could sense that she actually cared about comments misunderstanding her children.

"In a few years, I will slowly let them start taking over the company’s matters."

Of course, it would be best if both are interested in business.

If they’re unwilling, she won’t force them.

She prefers her children to grow up healthy and happy rather than making money.

[I’m crying; I really think she’s so gentle.]

[You all only find her gentle, but I think she’s amazing. Looking at her background, you can tell she’s in the company; despite working so hard herself, she can still juggle work and family.]

Perhaps from speaking so much, Yang Shan gradually let go of her guard, voicing recent worries.

"Actually, I’m not as great as you all say..." She pursed her lips with a guilty expression, "I definitely have things I overlook; otherwise, why would a child not be close to me."

Upon hearing her words, the netizens initially thought of the child in the photo who looked less lively.

They promptly comforted her, suggesting perhaps it was just the child’s personality.

[I think she just doesn’t know how to express, because that’s how I am with my mom. On the surface, I might have a deadpan face, looking indifferent, but I really love them.]

[That’s correct, I’m like that too.]

Unexpectedly, Yang Shan shook her head, "No, it’s the other one."

The other one...?

Everyone recalled for a moment.

[Is it the one who looks lively and has her arm around her father’s shoulder?]

[I indeed didn’t expect that.]

[Then perhaps she’s closer to her father? As a mother, don’t be jealous over such things.]

Yang Shan’s expression became a bit subtle.

She opened her mouth to say something but gave up.

"Never mind, maybe it’s just puberty."

Like they said, the personalities of the two kids are entirely different, so their expressions during puberty would certainly differ as well.

"After this phase, she probably won’t throw things at me anymore."

[???]

Yang Shan’s latter half of the sentence was actually just her talking to herself, but since her phone’s audio pick-up was too good, it was fully heard by the netizens.

[Wait, what did you say? Throw things at you?]

[I assumed she just didn’t act affectionately towards you, but it seems like that’s not the case. Why don’t you explain further, and we can analyze it for you.]

[Yes, you should elaborate. I’m also a mother of two; indeed, during puberty, they seem like different people. You should say it so everyone can listen.]

Seeing so many mothers come forward, Yang Shan gambled that since this was her first time raising kids, learning from them might be beneficial.

She briefly mentioned some incidents that had happened before.

"In the beginning, it was okay; though this child has always been unlike me, quite lively, which I think is good."

She was quite attached to her too.

"But around half a year ago, she suddenly changed. Not only does she yell at me often, but she also bosses me around from time to time."

"But she doesn’t act like this towards her father."

It’s impossible to say it’s not upsetting, although Yang Shan never let it get to her. She kept comforting herself that the child might be going through puberty, it would be fine after this period.

She just happened to talk about it today; otherwise, she might not have said as much.

[Honestly speaking, even though my kids also had puberty, this seems a bit odd.]

[I’m just saying, it feels like she treats you like... an enemy, far beyond mere rebelliousness.]

Yang Shan hadn’t had a chance to respond to this comment when Mu Yunchu, who had been waiting for a while, finally found the opportunity to speak.

"It won’t get better over time."

Yang Shan: ???

"Because that’s not your child."