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After she heard her, Cherry was very disappointed, and sighed, "Oh."

She continued to ask her, "Do you know where the Shens are living now? The family who lived here before the Wangs."

The maid shook her head, and replied, "I really don't know, but I think that the owners said that they bought the house from a friend who had bought it at a low price from its original owners that had difficulties."

Cherry's hopes had been shattered completely. She couldn't find any trace of the Shen family, and thought, 'It's been so long already... How could I ever find something here?'

After Cherry said goodbye to the maid, she opened her car's door and was about to get inside it and leave, but suddenly saw a car park next to hers. Curious, she tried to see who it was.

A middle-aged woman was sitting in the car, and asked her, "Aren't you Cherry?"

After she saw her, she immediately cried, "Aunt Eva!" Cherry seemed to stumble into an old acquaintance of hers.

Eva then quickly got out of the car and Cherry happily hugged her. "Aunt Eva, do you still live here?" she asked.

while looking at beautiful Cherry. She continued, "Cherry you're so beautiful! You haven't changed for a bit in

at her

asked surprised,

at her, and said, "I came to look for my

that your father's company had gradually gotten worse after your sister disappeared, and that later had become bankrupt. That Jade divorced your dad and sold the house, and last I heard of her from someone at a party, she's abroad,

for many years, and had watched her grow up ever since

"It's okay, Aunt

"Child, don't work yourself to bad... I know how Jade treated you, and I also know what your father did and the bad things that he did to

I only want to know where he is and how he's

Eva then shook her head, and said, "Um, let's find him first, " and after she paused for a while, she continued, "By the way,

She asked, "Crazy? How is that

such a thing, and continued to say, "I don't

left the Ye Family she started going to some nightclubs. I don't know what

when she heard the news. She had never cared about these things in the past, but