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As for the online rumors later suggesting she dined alone with an investor and ended up becoming an old man’s plaything, she had to thank Rong Weiwei for the cyber army she found to spread those rumors!

“As for my son.”

Rong Yan candidly admitted, “I do have a son, but he has nothing to do with Mr. Huang.”

She took out a paternity test from her bag and handed it to Qin Xiang.

“This is the paternity test for my son. I’m sorry I obscured the father’s section, but you can tell from the age and other details whether or not he resembles Mr. Huang.”

Qin Xiang took the paternity test, flipping through it. Everything from the content to the hospital stamp at the end, even the handwritten signature and fingerprint of a very famous doctor, testified to the authenticity of the document Rong Yan showed her.

The man named on the document was very young, definitely not her husband.

“Mrs. Huang, the blood types being the same is just a coincidental coincidence.”

Qin Xiang gradually calmed down. After reading the entire content of the test, she returned it to Rong Yan with an impatient expression, “Even if it’s a coincidence, what do you want from me? Do you want me to help you clarify things in front of the media?”

Rong Yan looked at her, responding calmly, “Mrs. Huang, I truly have no relationship with your husband, and we do not know each other.”

Qin Xiang’s attitude grew colder as she replied without a second thought, “So what? Then I have even less reason to help you clarify anything!”

Why should she help?

She never had a good impression of women in the entertainment industry. Even if Rong Yan had no ties to her husband and was an unwed mother, that didn’t make her a good person.

Even if Rong Yan were a good person, if she stood up to clarify, it would be like slapping her own family in the face. Why should she help?

“If you both don’t know each other, and you’re certain the child’s father isn’t my husband, everyone’s clear about that, and I know it too. The misunderstanding has been cleared up. What happens to you has nothing to do with me, right?”

Rong Yan had anticipated that even if she showed the evidence to Qin Xiang, Qin Xiang would not be willing to help. However, she hadn’t expected Qin Xiang’s attitude to be like this. But Rong Yan was not entirely unprepared; within the cold words of the other party, she put away the paternity test. She looked into her eyes and calmly said, “Indeed, what happens to me is none of Mrs. Huang’s concern, but have you ever considered why Mr. Huang would help Rong Weiwei, even being willing to acknowledge my son as his own despite knowing that my child is not related to him? What’s the reason behind that?”

Qin Xiang’s spine stiffened, and her complexion turned ugly, “What do you mean by that?”

Since she had seen the news about Rong Yan, she, of course, had looked into Rong Yan’s background.

She was fully aware of who Rong Weiwei was.

Previously, she hadn’t thought much about it, truly believing that her husband had once kept this young girl named Rong Yan and had secretly fathered an illegitimate child abroad behind her back. Now it seemed the situation was completely different from what she had thought, with more to the story.

Seeing that Qin Xiang was interested, Rong Yan deliberately refrained from explaining further, merely remarking, “No particular meaning. I’ve said my piece, Mrs. Huang, so please think it over carefully.”

As she spoke, she picked up her hat, putting it back on, and politely said to the woman with the distressed complexion, “Today’s meal is on me, Mrs. Huang. Please enjoy your time.”

After saying this, without giving the woman behind her a chance to ask more questions, she walked away without looking back.

Qin Xiang stared at the person who left abruptly after only half an explanation, feeling as if a needle had been stuck in her heart, leaving her restless and uneasy.