THE FAKE HEIRESS AND HER FIVE VILLAINOUS BROTHERS

Chapter 92

As the fourth son of the Yuan family, Yuan Si was a spiritless child.

In the garden, his second brother Yuan Fa and third brother Yuan Yong were engaged in a brutal fight, exchanging blows and drawing blood.

The two-year-old Yuan Si stood by with a milk bottle, eyes half-closed and body swaying, as though he might collapse and fall asleep at any moment.

After the fight ended, the irritated Yuan Fa passed by Yuan Si.

Having experienced this battle, Yuan Fa deeply realized that as an older brother, he should beat his younger siblings while they were still young to establish a solid psychological shadow.

So, Yuan Fa casually dealt Yuan Si a heavy blow.

"Smack!"

His hands loosened, and the milk bottle fell to the ground as Yuan Si looked on in bewilderment.

He did not understand why his brothers were fighting each other, nor why he had been hit.

Torn between bravely hitting Yuan Fa in the face with his fists or calling for his parents to punish Yuan Fa, Yuan Si chose to simply lie down wherever he stood and sleep.

He peacefully lay on the grass, gazing up at the swirling clouds in the sky.

Yuan Fa said, "I didn't hit him that hard, did I?"

Yuan Si replied, "The pain is not in the body, but in the soul. This mortal world is not worth it; I shall not come back again."

The children of the Yuan family were each abnormal in their own way, and at this moment, Yuan Fa witnessed the diversity of life as his fourth brother went insane in a rather novel manner.

Nevertheless, on that day, Yuan Si did indeed sleep soundly on the grass.

When Yuan Si turned three, the Yuan family held a grand banquet to celebrate his survival into childhood.

The leaders of other families enthusiastically greeted Yuan Si, each harboring ulterior motives, having long since lost their sense of self in pursuit of money and power.

They surrounded Yuan Si, either flattering him or making sarcastic and mocking remarks.

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Yuan Si found the world increasingly dull. With his brilliant mind, beautiful appearance, and noble bearing, he would one day be forced to deal with these greasy, dirty, and utterly repulsive creatures when he grew up.

Ah!

What a fate!

Was this the price to pay for being born perfect?

And so, before the eyes of all, Yuan Si swayed and fell into a dense patch of four-leaf clovers, instantly falling asleep.

Yuan's Mother, panic-stricken, picked him up, her mind racing with terrifying thoughts of "sudden heart disease," "congenital brain defects," and "sudden death."

After Yuan's Father and Yuan's Mother took him to three hospitals for examination, they finally confirmed his condition.

The fourth son of the Yuan family, Yuan Si, possessed an extremely high intelligence and could see through people's hearts. However, envious of his talent, Heaven had afflicted him with an incurable disease, commonly known as "laziness."

Fortunately, the wealthy Yuan family could afford to support a lazy egg, and Yuan Si's days began with eating and ended with sleeping, punctuated by intermittent periods of daydreaming.

Yuan's Father had given up on Yuan Si, focusing his efforts on grooming the eldest son, Yuan Ao. Yuan's Mother's attention was on the third son, Yuan Yong, who was too bloodthirsty and needed her watchful eye.