Hence, even though Grandpa’s family has extensive connections, it is not easy to find her, especially since she is deliberately avoiding them.
Moreover, the fact that Dad and Jiang Zheng are good friends is known by only a few people. It is for this reason that Liu Zhengxing found an opportunity. After such deductions, she feels that perhaps she misunderstood Grandpa’s family. Alright, she admits there are many loopholes in her assumptions, but she does not want to dwell on it anymore because she has seen the lancholy and wistfulness in Mom’s occasionally distant gaze—emotions she never noticed in her previous life, and she hopes to truly open up her mother’s heart in this life.
Festering scars remain painful for a lifeti if one is too scared to uncover them. It is clear that both Mom and Dad avoid ntioning Grandpa’s family. What kind of mistake was it that led to a falling out? What kind of pain must it be that they fear so much? Eventually, she will uncover it all.
Seeing Wen Xin still wanting to persuade, Luo Zhenggang waved his hand and looked seriously at Luo Ye: "Are you determined?"
Despite being lost in thought, Luo Ye was multitasking efficiently and did not get distracted. As soon as Luo Zhenggang finished speaking, she stood up straight: "Determined!"
"Won’t change your mind no matter what?"
"Won’t change no matter what!"
"Won’t regret it in the future?"
"Will never regret it!"
Luo Zhenggang nodded: "Alright, Dad chooses to trust you, I hope you rember your answer and don’t let Dad down!"
"You’re really good, Dad!" Luo Ye joyfully threw herself at Luo Zhenggang; she had always been hesitant to discuss with Mom and Dad and had stubbornly made her own decisions. She thought that Dad would surely scold her harshly, she thought she would have to exhaust all argunts to get her parents’ consent, given her grades.
Unexpectedly, the outco was this; Dad’s personality really differed from what she knew, thus the respect she had gradually lost for him in her heart ca back, only, she couldn’t show respect to her Dad as formally as before.
So habits, once changed, are not only hard to revert but also awkward to resu; in the future, she’ll just keep this respect in her heart.
"You child, when agreed, you say ’Dad is really good’, but if not agreed, would you cry again and then say ’Dad is really bad’?" Luo Zhenggang clearly enjoyed his daughter’s closeness, a smile playing on his lips as he joked.
Luo, the handso and stiff dad embraced by his daughter, still stood straight. Clearly, he was not very good at responding to the affection of his children, which made Luo Ye pout, "Mom, look, Dad really hates it when I hug him, his body is as stiff as a plank."
Wen Xin smiled and watched her daughter: "You’re really pushing your luck. In the past, would you dare to embrace him like this? Even if you dared, he would’ve slapped you far away."
Luo Zhenggang looked gloomfully at Wen Xin: "Wen Xin, was I really that indifferent in the past?"
Wen Xin flirtatiously rolled her eyes: "What do you think?"
"Hehe... no mory of that, alright, the matter is resolved, I’m going back to the study to work. You ladies chat!" Luo Zhenggang was about to stand when he rembered his daughter’s arm was still around his neck, laughing, he patted Luo Ye: "Alright, let go of Dad."
"Dad..." Luo Ye’s voice was feeble: "Sit a bit longer, Dou Dou... Dou Dou’s paws... got stuck in your shirt..." When she had pounced on him, Dou Dou, thinking sothing exciting was going to happen, had excitedly jumped too and got squeezed between them, which was awkward.
Luo Zhenggang silently patted his head, no wonder he had felt sothing prickly on his back, he thought his daughter had so small accessory on. Considering that girls love beauty, he didn’t ntion it.
The key was, Dou Dou was completely silent, and he had thought Dou Dou was standing on his daughter’s shoulder; recently, Dou Dou and Luo Ye often road the house in this posture, so he didn’t think much of it.
Watching his daughter clumsily trying to free Dou Dou, Wen Xin laughed so hard she curled up, and even the always unhappy Luo Feng cracked a slight smile.
Finally, when Luo Zhenggang was liberated, seeing his son still looking troubled, he sighed lightly: "Feng’er, regarding what you and Ye’er encountered today, from Dad’s perspective, it’s hard to say who is right or wrong. However, Ye’er is right about one thing, being young and capable but relying on others’ charity to get by is not worth pitying."
Luo Feng’s eyes showed struggle: "Dad, I feel that a little spending money wouldn’t impact our lives, we should help if we can. I’ve read a report about impoverished areas; those people are dood from birth to face more hardships than others. Many kids can’t even attend school and have to start working early. During this process, they grow tired and losing the will to strive is understandable, right?"
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