PART 2: The Four Heirs Return

Before boarding the plane, Dao An looked back one last time.

Not because she was reluctant.

Because she wanted to remember this moment.

The moment she completely let go of the woman who had spent three years trying to earn love from someone who never valued it.

From today on…

She was no longer Co Canh Xuyen’s wife.

She was the mother of four children.

And she would build a life where nobody could ever decide her worth again.

The plane disappeared into the clouds.

Nobody from the Co family knew.

Nobody knew that the woman they thought they had bought with four trillion VND had taken away the most precious thing they would ever lose.

Not money.

Not reputation.

But the future of the Co bloodline.


Two years later.

New York.

Long Island.

A quiet villa surrounded by gardens.

The morning sunlight entered through the large windows.

Inside the delivery room, several doctors moved quickly.

“Again, Mrs. Dao. One more push.”

Dao An clenched her teeth.

Sweat covered her forehead.

But her eyes were full of happiness.

Two years.

Two years of waiting.

Two years of protecting the four lives growing inside her.

She had built a new company in America.

She had studied again.

She had started from nothing.

But every night, when she felt the children moving, she knew she had made the right choice.

“Come on, little ones.”

Her voice was weak but gentle.

“Mom is waiting.”

A few minutes later…

The first cry filled the room.

Then the second.

Then the third.

Then the fourth.

The entire delivery room became filled with joy.

“Four healthy babies.”

The doctor smiled.

“Congratulations.”

Dao An closed her eyes.

Tears finally fell.

Not tears of sadness.

Not tears of pain.

They were tears of a woman who had survived everything.

She looked at the four tiny faces.

Four children.

Four pieces of her heart.

“Your father doesn’t know you exist.”

She whispered softly.

“But that doesn’t matter.”

“Because you have me.”


Meanwhile.

China.

Co Group.

Two years passed.

Co Canh Xuan stood in front of the mirror, adjusting his suit.

Today was his wedding day.

The woman beside him was no longer an assistant.

Bach Vy Vy.

She was about to become Mrs. Co.

The entire business world received invitations.

The media praised their love story.

The chairman of Co family was satisfied.

Three years ago, they had lost Dao An.

But they believed they had gained something more valuable.

Three grandchildren.

The wedding hall was decorated beautifully.

Thousands of flowers.

Hundreds of guests.

Cameras everywhere.

Co Canh Xuan stood on stage.

But for some reason…

He felt strangely uneasy.

A feeling he couldn’t explain.

His mother noticed.

“What happened?”

He shook his head.

“Nothing.”

But deep inside…

He remembered a woman walking away two years ago.

No tears.

No anger.

No begging.

Just a simple sentence.

“Thank you, Chairman Co, for your generosity.”

At that time, he thought she had lost.

Now, he didn’t know why that memory kept appearing.


The wedding ceremony was about to begin.

Then suddenly…

The giant screen behind the stage turned on.

Everyone looked up.

A document appeared.

Not a romantic video.

Not a congratulation message.

A bloodline assessment report.

The entire hall became silent.

The host looked confused.

“What is this?”

The next second, four photos appeared.

Four children.

Four small faces.

And below them:

“DNA compatibility with Co Canh Xuan: 99.99%.”

The entire hall exploded.

Bach Vy Vy’s smile froze.

Co Chan Hung stood up immediately.

“What is happening?”

Then a message appeared.

Sender:

Dao An.

Only one sentence.

“Chairman Co, congratulations on your wedding.”

“Here is the wedding gift you deserve.”

Silence.

Absolute silence.

Co Canh Xuan stared at the screen.

His face became completely pale.

Children.

His children.

Four of them.

For two years…

They had been alive.

Growing.

Learning.

Calling another woman mother.

While he believed Dao An had disappeared with nothing.

His hands trembled.

“No…”

His voice was almost impossible to hear.

“Impossible.”

But the documents continued.

Birth records.

Medical records.

Photos.

Everything.

The truth could no longer be hidden.

Bach Vy Vy stepped backward.

Three sons.

The reason she had won.

The reason Dao An had been forced away.

Suddenly became meaningless.

Because the woman everyone thought had lost…

Had given birth to four children.

Including the heirs of the Co family.

Co Chan Hung’s face changed dramatically.

“Find her.”

His voice shook.

“Immediately.”

For the first time in two years…

The Co family panicked.

Because they finally understood.

The four trillion VND check they threw away…

Was the cheapest price they had ever paid.

They had lost the woman who built their home.

They had abandoned the woman carrying their future.

And now…

The woman they pushed away had returned with four heirs.

Not to beg.

Not to ask for forgiveness.

But to show them the truth.

At that moment, Co Canh Xuan received a private message.

A photo.

Dao An standing in front of a New York villa.

Four children beside her.

And below it:

“Mr. Co.”

“Do you remember the woman you asked to disappear?”

“She did.”

“But she did not disappear alone.”

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