Ou Jun felt that his younger brother and Song Zhicheng's observations (having witnessed Ou Jiao being taken away by human traffickers) had, to some extent, misled their family's judgment.
Over the years, they had always believed that Jiao Jiao must have been sold off by human traffickers.
Ou ZhenTing, having never met Xia Chuyi, wasn't as emotionally conflicted.
Seeing his son's emotions slightly complex, Ou ZhenTing said to his son, "Junjun, don't think too much."
"This child, it's only your mother who thinks she is Jiao Jiao; there isn't any other evidence to prove it."
Ou ZhenTing was more rational.
Ou Jun took a deep breath and said, "Dad, you haven't seen her…"
"Actually, I also have a feeling that she might really be Jiao Jiao…"
Hearing this, Ou ZhenTing was very surprised and asked, "Junjun, why would you say that?"
Ou ZhenTing knew his own son.
His eldest son, always calm and rational like himself, saying such a thing now greatly surprised Ou ZhenTing.
