quit love

Chapter 169 Confused
A short man led us upstairs, but my mother couldn't hold on, she couldn't face the guilt for so many years, so I asked her to wait for us downstairs, and we came down quickly.

I passed by a room, the door of that room was open, and I saw a picture of a girl on the desk inside. She was leaning against a plane tree, with a cigarette in her mouth, her eyes closed. There was a lazy and arrogant light in it.

Oh Aya.

I walked quickly, followed my dad, and walked into the big bedroom.

A nurse was injecting a sedative into a person lying on the bed. The person's eyes were slightly closed and he was lying with his head tilted.

She is still so beautiful, although her face is haggard, but it does not affect her radiant temperament at all.

A middle-aged woman came over, looked at my father and me, and asked, "Are you Lin Rui?"

My dad nodded, seeing her as if seeing a long-lost friend, he smiled and said, "Miss Qi, long time no see."

Later I found out that this woman is called Qi Ping, and she is currently the acting director of Tianhe Group, because the real chairman, Pan Yuzhen, is a little delirious because of the loss of her beloved daughter.

Qi Ping smiled: "It's been a long time, let's talk over here."

She led us to sit down on the sofa in the outer room and said: "The chairman loves her daughter very much. Although she devoted herself to her work after you left, she always misses Aya. She always feels that I'm sorry Aya, because you were forced to marry at that time, which led to everything that happened later, but she always wanted to know, what exactly did you do to Aya back then?"

My dad froze on the sofa, like a statue, motionless.

"Actually, needless to say, we can guess." Qi Ping raised her neck proudly, "Aya has always loved her father very much. When she was a child, she wrote essays every day. You were the one who wrote about her. If you hadn't hurt her severely , she won't hate you that much, and she won't give up on herself."

"I know, I've always felt sorry for their mother and daughter—" Dad said in a low voice, but his voice was visibly trembling.

"What's the use of talking about it now?" She sighed, "We came to you just to persuade the chairman to let her sign the divorce agreement."

(End of this chapter)