Chapter 22 Very Similar, But Not

Yun Qingsheng stayed silent until Yun Jinxin spoke.
“Yeah, very similar.” He said, not looking at Yun Jinxin or Yun Jingzhu, but at Yun Xinrui.
Yun Xinrui resembled a – 026 – 10 so much—looks and aura, like two peas in a pod.
This was why he was stunned when he first saw her—a – 026 – 10 was special to him.
“Grandma, what are you talking about?” Yun Xinrui, uncomfortable under their gaze, disliked a stranger staring but didn’t want to cause trouble—even if he might be her grandfather.
After all, Yun Jinxin doted on her as a child—spoiled her.
“Hehe, nothing, dear—grandma says you’re pretty.” Yun Jinxin smiled.
At teenager,Yun Xinrui noticed she looked more like a – 026 – 10.
And she was adopted—too many coincidences.
“Forget it, Jinxin—what’s the point? I’m not like you ordinary people.” Yun Qingsheng shook his head, melancholy—meeting her made him realize he wasn’t ordinary.
He had a long lifespan, while ordinary people like her lived just a century.
“Sigh………” Yun Jinxin sighed, understanding his meaning.
Yun Jingzhu, hearing this, was restless—he admitted being different. Did it explain her youth?
“Enough—let’s talk at home. Jingzhu, handle my discharge. Let’s go home.”
After receiving his bio – energy, she felt much better—no need to stay now that he was back.
“But, Mom………” Yun Jingzhu objected—just transferred from ICU, needing rest.
“No ‘buts’—I know my body. Go.” Yun Jinxin interrupted firmly.
“Sigh, fine.” Yun Jingzhu knew her mother’s stubbornness—no one could stop her.
Yun Jingzhu, sensible, took Yun Xinrui to handle discharge.
“Mom, is he really my grandfather? He doesn’t look like it—maybe here to swindle our wealth?” Yun Xinrui asked outside—too bizarre, unscientific.
Her grandmother was old—might mistake him for her husband.
Grandma missed him so—might be confused, mistaking him for her young husband.
“I don’t know.” Yun Jingzhu doubted too—his appearance was too coincidental.
Yun Jinxin entered ICU, then he appeared—claiming to be her father? He looked 30 – 40, but should be 70 – 80.
But her youth—no skin care.
“Believe in science—stabilize him, get his DNA for a paternity test.” Yun Xinrui suggested, wanting secrecy—Yun Jinxin trusted her, so no telling.
“Sigh, only way.” Yun Jingzhu sighed.
In the ward………
“Jinxin, where did Xinrui come from?” After they left, Yun Qingsheng asked.
“Also adopted—same place as Jingzhu.”
“What? Too many coincidences.” He was shocked.
“Coincidences, but I had her checked—normal human.” Yun Jinxin looked worried.
“And Jingzhu? Checked her?”
“Checked—her cell count hasn’t changed since 25. Too normal.”
“My influence, maybe—my genes were modified as an infant. Maybe my bio – field affected her cells.”
“Also—Jinxin, handle my trace. Don’t want trouble.” His biology was beyond human—hospitals would report, and the Ninth Bureau would investigate.
He’d shown power in front of Lin Moyan—the Ninth Bureau would pursue any clue.
“Naturally—no need to say.” Yun Jinxin gave a reassuring look.
After he told her everything, she knew to clean up his traces.
“Thanks.”
“Need to be polite?” She teased.
“One more thing, Jinxin.”
“Say it—I’ll do it if I can.”
“I need high – energy materials—to recover, protect you in this chaotic world.” Remembering the giant beast battle, he needed to regain strength.
“Simple—our family is in clean energy.”
No lie—after he and Lin Moyan disappeared,
she was released for lack of evidence.
Lin Moyanya felt guilty, helping her a lot—especially in 1991, aiding Yun Jingzhu’s clean energy tech.
Plus, business ties with the Ninth Bureau—solidified their company’s status.
Not the biggest, but top in technology—developed energy crystals, though smaller and less powerful than his world’s.
“Great—finally Get rid of this weak body.” He was thrilled.
“Your new identity will be ready soon—I’ll put you in the company, full resources.” She’d planned this.
“Mom, not good—grandma wants him in the company.” Yun Xinrui returned, overhearing.
She called Yun Jingzhu, “I know—if he’s a fraud, I’ll never forgive him.”