Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir

Across the ocean, first awoken by Shu Wan and then disturbed by Fu Yang, Fu Siyu completely lost the will to sleep.

He got up and walked to the window, glancing down slightly, overlooking the city below.

By now, it was late at night. Even the world's busiest city had quieted down somewhat.

The lights scattered like pieces on a chessboard, were warm yellow in color, but under the envelopment of steel buildings and darkness, they seemed somewhat desolate.

The myriad lights faded away in Fu Siyu's eyes.

He stood quietly, like a statue, silent and cold, firm as a rock.

That was until a ringtone broke the silence, Fu Siyu's eyes flickered slightly, and he then turned to grab his phone.

Seeing the caller ID, Fu Siyu's eyes narrowed slightly. He pressed the answer button, "Shu Wan."

After a long silence, Fu Siyu's voice carried a hint of hoarseness, mixed with the faint sound of static, making his already pleasant voice even more magnetic.

In her previous life, although Shu Wan was a woman, whether in academics or leading troops in war, she was among men, having encountered countless men.

But in her previous life, even with many interactions with men, it wasn't like this moment.

The phone was by her ear, and the good reception perfectly restored the stereo sound, making it seem as if Fu Siyu was whispering right beside her.

Shu Wan's eyes fluttered slightly, and she moved the phone slightly away, "Sorry, I forgot you were sleeping."

Though she had the memories of her former self, Shu Wan still didn't quite grasp the concept of time difference.

"It's okay," Fu Siyu sat on the edge of the bed, "Go ahead."

"Do you have a pen and paper handy? I'll recite the recipe for Calming Tea for you. You can prepare it yourself."

Shu Wan was not yet adept at typing on the phone, so she resorted to making a direct call and began reciting a list of medicinal herbs.

When she finished and heard no response from Fu Siyu's end, Shu Wan felt puzzled, "Fu Siyu, are you still listening?"

"Mmhmm," Fu Siyu responded, his tone carrying an almost imperceptible smile, "Do you think I can find the herbs you mentioned here overseas?"

Oh, Shu Wan had forgotten again. Fu Siyu was now overseas where the customs are completely different from those in Hua Country, and they do not believe in traditional Chinese medicine, let alone have Chinese herbal shops.

"Then, I'll prepare it and have someone send it over."

"Alright, I'll send you my address on WeChat in a bit," he paused, then added, "For something that is ingested, the fewer hands it passes through, the better."

Shu Wan agreed, she was about to suggest giving it to the housekeeper to handle.

But before she could speak, Fu Siyu interrupted, "Once it's ready, just give it directly to Qin Lv."

"That's fine then."

Seeing it as no trouble, Shu Wan didn't mind.

"Your equestrian skills are quite good," Fu Siyu suddenly changed the topic.

"How do you know?"

"Fu Yang just shared a video."

"Oh, it's decent. From what I've heard, you were also very good before. We could ride together sometime."

After competing against the self-proclaimed world's number one, Lawrence, Shu Wan did not have high hopes for the equestrian skills of modern people.

However, Fu Siyu was different. Although Shu Wan had never seen him ride, she had heard from others that he was skilled, and she felt that he could truly compete with her.

"Okay," Fu Siyu responded.

"I have another call, I need to hang up first."

"Mmhmm."

After hanging up, Shu Wan answered a call from her agent, "Is there something wrong?"

Unlike the previous time, which was filled with anger, this time the agent's tone was quite pleasant, "Shu Wan, is the person in the top trending search you? It looks so much like you."

In fact, not only did it look like her, but in terms of appearance, it was a perfect match.

But such a bold and spirited demeanor, the agent really couldn't believe Shu Wan could possess.