Charlie paused for a moment before responding, “It’s been over six months, and while I can’t recall every detail, I realize that nothing seemed particrly strange at the time.” He then continued,<fn3433> Find the newest release on FιndＮovel</fn3433>


    “I have always believed that my parents relocated to Aurous Hill due to a conflict with my grandfather and the entire Wade family. This conflict forced them to leave their home. For a long time, I thought it was my grandfather and the Wades who drove my parents away, which ultimately led to their tragic deaths. I’ve harbored a lot of resentment towards my grandfather’s family because of this.”


    At that moment, Li Yalin interjected, “Uncle An, Aunt An, Lydia (Ava) – Charlie’s mother – and the others must have prepared a contingency n for Charlie. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have ended up in such a dangerous situation with them.” She borated that on that very day, Bruce’s subordinates had safely moved her, and Bruce had arranged for Charlie to be taken to an orphanage, where he reced all the staff with his own people. “This clearly shows that there was a well-thought-out n in ce,” she concluded.


    After making her point, Li Yalin added with seriousness, “So, revisiting your earlier question, I believe that Lydia (Ava) and Bruce had specific arrangements when they brought Charlie to Aurous Hill, and they were hiding certain secrets as well.”


    An Qishan murmured thoughtfully, “I still find it puzzling… Even if everything was arranged meticulously, what was the ultimate goal behind it?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “No matter how well-prepared one is, mistakes can happen. In the face of a formidable opponent, a single error could be life-threatening. If they had to think of contingency ns, there would be no room for error,” he continued. “What’s more, the risk involves their own child!”


    “Normally, a parent would never willingly expose their child to such danger, yet both he and Lydia (Ava) chose to take that risk with Charlie. Doesn’t that seem somewhat reckless?”


    At that moment, Charlie spoke up calmly, “Grandpa, I trust that Dad had his reasons for this, and I don’t believe he was being irresponsible towards me. Every action carries a risk of death.”


    “Driving a childes with the risk of a car ident, swimming poses the danger of drowning, and even feeding can lead to choking. Parents shouldn’t aim to eliminate all riskspletely; they should consider if the potential rewards outweigh the dangers.”


    “Very few parents refrain from taking their children out to avoid car idents, and no parent would let their child starve due to the fear of choking. I believe my parents had their reasons for their actions,” he asserted. “I’m confident they acted with my best interests at heart.”


    An Qishan paused, reflecting on Charlie’s words before nodding slightly. “You make a good point, Charlie. Your parents were young, but they were also incredibly wise. True greatness isn’t cultivated in istion.”


    “Whether they entrusted you to the Wade family or the An family, it’s clear that you wouldn’t have developed into the person you are today without their foresight. Perhaps they anticipated your growth and potential even back then.”


    Just then, Li Yalin, who had been listening intently, asked Charlie, “Mr. Wade, considering your parents had ess to some extraordinary powers, do you think there’s a connection between that and the abilities youter acquired?”


    Charlie was taken aback by her question, and a chilling thought struck him. “Could it be that my acquisition of the ‘Nine Profound Heavenly Scriptures’ wasn’t just a coincidence? If it wasn’t mere chance, what could be the connection that allowed me to inherit this knowledge two decades after my parents’ deaths?”<h3 ss="wp-block-heading has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>