The Murray family estate was large and quiet on weekdays.

Today, however, was very lively. It was already late at night, and occasionally people passing by outside the manor could still faintly hear the sounds of laughter and revelry coming from inside.

An old man taking a walk sighed, "The Murray family is so lively, unlike our family, which is so quiet..."

Another elderly person who was walking together nodded, "Yes, they don't separate, yet they can still be so harmonious..."

The people who live here are either rich or wealthy.

Usually, they would separate and only leave the one in power to live with the elderly in the old house.

To say leaving behind a room is considered polite, most of the time only the elderly live here. The son who manages the company claims to live at home, but who doesn't have several properties? He rarely comes back when he gets busy.

The Murray family was different. Not only did they not separate, but they also did not engage in power struggles or arguments over family assets.

The more people there were, the more descendants there were. Isn't it lively when there are many children?

"Last month, the Murray family also welcomed a new addition," the old man said with envy. "I heard that the fourth child of the Murray family is also about to get married. They have already started discussing wedding arrangements with the Elsher family."

This marriage, won't the grandchildren be coming soon?

When the Murray family added a few more children, it was really lively. Even though the adults were busy and went to work, having several or even a dozen children at home was truly different.

Another old man sighed, "Yes! Envy cannot be obtained!"

People get old, and the thing they fear the most is loneliness...

*

After finishing their meal, Wade, Lucy, and Zion lounged in Susie's room.

"Sister, um... how did things go with your stepfather's other daughter?" Wade asked impatiently.

Kellen raised an eyebrow and said, "Watch your words, when did I ever have another daughter, your uncle?"

Wade covered his mouth and said, "Uncle, pretend I didn't say anything!"

Susie said, "That was fake, today we came back to do a paternity test..."

She recounted the incident, including some of Emily's words after the paternity test.

Wade sneered, "As if we owed her anything!"

To clarify, when they first met, Susie was also kind to her.

Susie felt that she had been guarding the "gate" for her uncle for three thousand years, so she explained very politely that she was the daughter of Emperor Justice.

Unexpectedly, this sentence instead angered Emily, attracting her murderous intent.

"Now she started to complain instead." Wade said indignantly, "If it were Susie, upon hearing someone say that her dad is also her dad, Susie would definitely clarify the truth before taking any further action."

And what about Emily?

Someone explained it to her, but she got angry and felt offended, as if someone had insulted her. She chased after Susie and started hitting her, refusing to believe or even try to understand what had happened.

So Wade felt that Emily deserved it, her uncle only gave her a slap, which was already giving her face.

"Sister, you must not have any psychological burden!" Wade said.

Susie shook her head and said, "I couldn't."

She was a sensible child!

Lucy curiously asked, "But I still want to know why she was so convinced. What did her mother really tell her before?"

It has been proven that a mother with distorted values can have a significant impact on her child.

Lucy now understands more things, naturally having more experience in this area.

Susie shook her head and said, "I don't know either, but the secular mirror knows."

The secular mirror on one side: "..." Hey hey, here again?

Susie smiled and said, "Secular mirror, oh secular mirror, what happened between Emily's mom and my dad three thousand years ago?"

Secular mirror: "..."

Clara suddenly became interested and immediately pulled out the fickle ghost: "Let's watch the show! Let's watch the show!!"

The fickle ghost was also in high spirits: "Yes, yes, I want to know this too. Although Emperor Kellen is known for his purity and righteousness, I still wonder how there could be a woman in his palace."

Clara: "Exactly! In those male protagonists' mansions in the novels, let alone women, the authors wrote that 'there wasn't even a single female mosquito!'"

Kellen: "..."

Is "living a simple life" used like this?

Doesn't even a female mosquito have this kind of description... Is it really true?

The secular mirror shone brightly, revealing a scene from three thousand years ago.

Secular mirror - observing the world, knowing what to be cautious of, although it is not all-knowing and cannot know everything.

But as long as it has appeared in a place, or has been associated with someone in the past, it can still be observed to some extent.

Searching for the "Emperor Justice" entry, it spreads like branches and leaves. Even if not seen with one's own eyes, as long as the time difference is not significant, it can still be traced.

In the mirror, Cici appeared.