CHAPTER 265: CHAPTER 212 WHAT IS THIS GHOST?

Removing the memories of her previous life, ever since her reincarnation, Li Si had not encountered many people. She fell into deep thought.

Leng Mochen’s expression was heavy at this moment, refraining from disturbing her.

Given his resources, he could probably uncover the truth very soon. As long as the man was in Beijing, it wouldn’t be difficult to trace his identity.

However, now that Li Si claimed the man looked familiar, it made Leng Mochen tense. At the same time, he couldn’t help but wonder: who exactly is this man?

"I remember now. He looks a lot like Beibei’s father!" Li Si suddenly spoke up.

Leng Mochen asked eagerly, "Beibei? The little boy you once saved?"

"Yes! I’ve only met his father twice, so I didn’t have a strong impression and failed to recognize it at first! But honestly, how could he and Qian Rouxuan even be connected? They’re worlds apart, aren’t they?

How did they end up together?" This was the part Li Si couldn’t figure out at all. At the time, she vaguely recalled that Beibei’s father and Yin Qi seemed like a couple with a good relationship.

Still, who could truly unravel the twists and turns of this situation?

"Maybe this man isn’t Beibei’s father after all. He might just resemble him greatly!" Li Si added after taking another close look, her tone tinged with uncertainty.

She couldn’t definitively state whether it was him or not, but this news at least gave them a promising lead. If proven wrong, they’d simply have to approach it from another angle.

Leng Mochen swiftly picked up his phone and called the person tailing the man, instructing them to continue tracking while also investigating the Han Family.

After hanging up, the two shared a sigh. It seemed Qian Rouxuan really had hidden depths—she wasn’t only connecting with the Leng Family but now even had ties with a married man to go open hotel rooms together. Truly absurd!

As for the next morning, when Li Si was supposed to accompany Leng Mochen to his company, plans failed to keep up with unexpected changes. Su Meng suddenly called, inviting Li Si out to shop together.

Lately, Simeng had begun to get back on track, and everyone had been much more relaxed as a result.

Generously, Leng Mochen gave her permission, and Li Si drove to pick up Su Meng.

Originally, Li Si thought of inviting Nanny Su along as well, but Nanny Su stubbornly turned down the idea, saying that young people and her wouldn’t enjoy shopping together. She urged them to enjoy their outing and come back satisfied after fully unwinding.

Additionally, Su Meng’s family’s renovated building had finally been completed. The elderly lady was eager to find out when they could start processing the move-in procedures. After all, living in someone else’s home could never compare to living in one’s own.

The old woman even frequently lamented that no other place, however lavish or luxurious, could ever feel as comfortable as her own humble nest.

Li Si offered to drop Nanny Su off at her desired destination, but she refused, explaining that she already had plans to meet her old neighbors there. Who knew how long things might drag on?

So she urged Li Si and Su Meng to go do their own thing. Since it was a rare opportunity, they should seize the chance to enjoy themselves thoroughly.

Finally, taking the elder’s advice to heart, Li Si and Su Meng set out together for their shopping spree.

After circling the mall once, the two swiftly acquired multiple bags of items. Neither of them was slow when it came to shopping—they simply made their purchases as soon as they found something they liked.

Seeing the time approach noon, they decided to recharge with a meal before continuing their spree.

The mall’s top floor happened to have a food court, so they indulged in a feast of spicy hotpot, two bowls of rice, ten skewers of fried snacks, and two bottles of chilled beverages. The combination of spice and flavor left them thoroughly satisfied.

After lunch, they reviewed their loot. Su Meng’s purchases were mostly clothes for her mother, with only a pair of jeans and a sleeveless dress for herself.

Li Si, on the other hand, had bought far more, though most were small household items. As for clothing, with custom tailoring for both her and Leng Mochen now readily available, she didn’t often buy off-the-rack unless something caught her eye.

She still remembered how she once bought Leng Mochen a shirt and tie, which he wore for two consecutive days. But from the expressions on Jiang Feng and Du Xue’s faces, she gathered one clear message: her taste, particularly in men’s clothing, left much to be desired.

This realization saved her much trouble—she now happily avoided her weak points and focused on her strengths.

With the afternoon still stretching ahead, Su Meng wanted to buy a necklace for her mother. During her mother’s recent birthday, she had gifted her a ring. However, since her mother always did housework, the ring often stayed unworn. When asked about it, her mother admitted she was afraid of scratching it and feeling heartache afterward.

This time, Su Meng decided to get her a necklace instead. Wearing it around her neck would surely avoid concerns of damage, wouldn’t it?

Li Si recalled how, the first time Leng Mochen bought their wedding rings, the jewelry store had thrown in a set of complimentary gifts. Among them, if she remembered correctly, there seemed to be a necklace included. It was part of a set.