Reborn As Super Heiress

Following the address left by Elisa, Huo Sining found the location of her daughter in Jinling City.

Since she was unsure about what kind of relationship Elisa had with the foster parents, Huo Sining didn’t dare to show up rashly. Her plan was to observe the situation from a distance first.

After all, Tongtong was still young, just a child who knew nothing.

If Elisa’s arrangements were meticulous, having initially kept her existence unknown to the child, and if the foster parents treated the child well, Huo Sining would just take a look and then leave. According to Elisa’s letter request, she would wait for the child to grow up and understand before revealing the secret.

By that time, Tongtong would have developed a mature worldview and would definitely understand her mother. At the same time, she would have a rational recognition and approach to the money left by Elisa;

Huo Sining felt that this was the best way to handle it, and it aligned with Elisa’s last wish. It made sense that as a mother, Elisa wouldn’t want her child to be burdened with the shadow and hatred of her mother’s death at such a young age, which was surely not beneficial for the child’s growth.

Huo Sining didn’t want her sudden appearance to disrupt the child’s peaceful life.

However, what Huo Sining found unimaginable was that she had envisioned Elisa would have entrusted her daughter to a warm and kind couple.

Despite the danger, mercenaries were never short of money. The inheritance left by Elisa was proof that she was not someone who lived in financial distress.

Elisa loved her daughter so much and earned quite a lot; she surely wouldn’t forget to provide economic compensation for her daughter. One could imagine that the couple raising Elisa’s daughter must receive substantial remuneration.

But this impression was shattered when Huo Sining arrived at Fuzi Street No. 316 in Jinling and saw Elisa’s legendary daughter.

Huo Sining had brought Su Qingqing and Yingzi, the bodyguard arranged by Chief Lu, to Jinling. Upon arrival, they didn’t delay and headed straight for Fuzi Street.

At that time, it was the new year season, with red lanterns hung high everywhere, and the festive atmosphere was very vibrant. Fuzi Street and its surroundings were historical ancient sites, attracting many visitors, making the area lively. Upon reaching the street, the three’s moods unintentionally turned lighthearted and joyful.

Although Su Qingqing didn’t know why Huo Sining asked her to come to Jinling, she didn’t care. Su Qingqing was simply tagging along for food and fun. Considering Jinling’s rich cultural heritage as an ancient capital of six dynasties, she also wanted to explore, wander through the Antique Street, and perhaps discover some treasures or explore old residences while enjoying good food and drinks with Huo Sining — it sounded delightful.

Holding a bowl of duck blood vermicelli bought from a street snack shop, Su Qingqing took a hot bite, savoring the delicious taste that made her squint her eyes in bliss and enjoyment.

Unfortunately, her imagined trip to Jinling turned out completely differently from her expectations. Strolling through Fuzi Street, crossing alleys, and finally arriving at a small alley, Huo Sining took out a piece of paper and compared it with the house number hanging on the wall, causing her eyes to light up.

”Ningning, what are you looking for?”

Su Qingqing leaned closer, wanting to see what was written on Huo Sining’s paper, but just as she approached, Huo Sining swiftly tucked the paper into her pocket.

With a faint glance at Su Qingqing, Huo Sining shook her head slightly, saying, ”Nothing, let’s go.”

Su Qingqing looked at Huo Sining confusedly, puzzled, ”All secretive, not letting anyone see, what a bummer.”

Huo Sining didn’t explain, calling Yingzi to walk out.

Su Qingqing watched Huo Sining with suspicion, wondering, ”Leaving like this? Then what was the purpose of coming here?”

Huo Sining ignored her and kept walking, leaving Su Qingqing no choice but to stamp her feet in frustration and quickly catch up with the two.

Yingzi, who had followed Huo Sining all along, never asked a question, merely shadowing Huo Sining like a shadow, remaining constantly alert to everything around her, protecting Huo Sining’s safety, yet never interfering with any of her affairs.

This type of bodyguard obviously carried out the military’s code of conduct. Once assigned, Huo Sining became her chief, and absolute obedience was her duty, rooted deeply in her beliefs, never overstepping boundaries.

In fact, when Chief Lu first sent Yingzi over, Huo Sining felt quite uncomfortable, especially since she harbored many secrets that couldn’t be exposed. Yingzi’s presence equated to installing a 24-hour surveillance system around her, making Huo Sining cautious in every way, which she found very awkward.

However, during these days of interaction with Yingzi, Huo Sining gradually realized that this bodyguard wasn’t as she initially thought — an agent sent by Chief Lu to spy on her — but solely focused on protecting her.

Chief Lu had no intention of retrieving Yingzi and subtly indicated to Huo Sining that she could absolutely trust this girl. Before assigning her, Chief Lu had conducted thorough investigations to confirm this girl’s clean family background and impeccable character.

Moreover, Yingzi’s style was crisp and efficient, clearly understanding her responsibilities, never crossing boundaries, devoid of even a shred of curious gossip, almost robotic. If not for confirming the girl’s heartbeat, Huo Sining might suspect her god-grandfather had sent her a robot.

But that’s also good. Over several tests, Yingzi never disappointed Huo Sining, so it was only for this visit to see Tongtong that she dared to bring along this bodyguard.

Even though she hadn’t inquired about Yingzi’s skills from Chief Lu, Su Qingqing, upon first seeing Yingzi, was taken aback, considering her usual fearlessness.

Subsequently, Su Qingqing began secretly asking about Yingzi’s background, even faintly expressing apprehension, probing overtly and covertly, and quietly telling Huo Sining that this bodyguard named Yingzi wasn’t simple. Judging by her demeanor, it was apparent she had undergone martial training, possessing significant skills.

Huo Sining didn’t know the extent of Su Qingqing’s ”significant skills,” nor did she inquire. But from Su Qingqing’s eyes watching Yingzi, she could see her bodyguard was definitely worth far more than the investment, and exchanging it for this bodyguard using the confidential information obtained from Elisa was undoubtedly a bargain.