Jing Qing’s words, “When the clouds part, the bright moon appears,” struck a chord with ire just as she was deep in thought.


    charlie Wade had never brought up those questions before, and she had never feltfortable asking them. With no one else to provide answers, she had buried her doubts deep in her heart, sometimes even resorting to charlie Wade’s own logic to reassure herself.


    But that one sentence—”When the clouds and mist are cleared away, the moon shines bright”—was like a sudden thunderp piercing through the fog, abruptly awakening her long-suppressed curiosity.


    With a look of reverence, she turned to Jing Qing and said, “Master, please help me solve this mystery!”


    Jing Qing nodded solemnly and replied, “Your husband’s fate is one in millions. He must be a dragon among men, destined for greatness and revered by thousands.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “This…” ire frowned slightly and said, “My husband doesn’t seem as exceptional as the master suggests. He’s self-taught and reads Feng Shui for others. It’s true that some entrepreneurs and major business figures trust him.”


    Jing Qing gently shook his head and said, “A man with such an extraordinary fate, if involved in business, would be among the world’s top ten richest people. If he pursued research, he would be capable of winning a Nobel Prize. If you don’t see him as extraordinary, the issue isn’t with him—it’s with your perspective. Something must be clouding your view of the truth.”


    ire asked in astonishment, “Is it really that powerful?”


    Jing Qing nodded and said, “You may not have heard of the ‘Shenglong Fate.’ As far as I know, your husband is likely the only person in the world with such a destiny.”


    Then, in a serious tone, Jing Qing continued, “To be a Sheng Longge, one must first be a Longge himself, and second, be blessed with a father who is also a Longge. Only parents who are exceptionally talented, self-sacrificing, and devoted can raise such a person. His parents must be rare individuals, the kind found only once in millions.”


    ire was torn between belief and doubt. “This… isn’t it a bit too unbelievable? If that’s the case, then my husband’s parents must also have been exceptional people? But… he’s an orphan…”


    Jing Qing smiled and said, “Donor, please remember—every orphan had parents before they became one.”<fn2c67> Th? link to the orig?n of this information r?sts ?n F?ndNovel</fn2c67>


    ire was momentarily stunned.


    charlie Wade had lost his parents at a young age and was raised in an orphanage. When she asked him about his parents, he always said they were ordinary people who died in an ident, leaving him alone and helpless—until he was finally taken in by the orphanage.


    But Master Jing Qing imed his parents must have been extraordinary individuals—rare and exceptional among billions. What kind of remarkable people would warrant such praise?


    Now, charlie Wade’s words and Master Jing Qing’s statements were in direct contradiction. If one was telling the truth, the other had to be mistaken.


    So, who was right—and who wasn’t?


    Although she didn’t want to admit it, the bnce in her heart was beginning to tip.


    Given the lingering doubts in her mind, Master Jing Qing’s words now seemed more convincing than charlie Wade’s.


    Just then, Jing Qing looked at her and asked, “Donor, you said your husband’s name is charlie Wade. That suddenly reminded me of the wade family in Eastcliff. Have you heard of them?”