my villain is too cute

Chapter 803 Don’t Mess With Brother (50)

Han Jin opened his eyelids, and looked at Yi's father coldly. Yi's father was not at all afraid, and he stared at Han Jin with his eyes wide open, "You unfilial daughter! What did I do to let you come to harm me? My son! Get out! Get out now!..."

Yi's father's reaction was very intense, and he looked at Han Jin with a little disgust.

Han Jin didn't respond, but Yi Jin was very angry. He shook his hands and looked at Yi's father with gloomy eyes, "What qualifications do you have to say these things? Do I recognize you as a father?"

In an instant, Father Yi's anger disappeared halfway, and his face changed slightly. He moved his lips, but his face was still not very flattering and serious, "Whether you admit it or not, I am your father!"

"What dad?! Dad who has not been responsible for more than ten years, and let my mother put up with all kinds of hardships to raise me?" Yi Jin didn't even want to pretend, and looked at Yi's father with extremely indifferent eyes.

Yi's father choked, and a trace of guilt flashed in his eyes, but seeing Yi Jin's cold appearance, his face became more gloomy, and he was furious in his heart, but suppressed, "Then she made your mother angry like this, why don't you Protect him!"

Yi's father looked at Han Jin, his tone was not so good, he shouted angrily, "You better get out of here! Don't let me see you again! You will no longer be my Yi Liangdong's daughter!!"

Father Yi felt a little regretful, he knew that he should not have adopted such an unfilial daughter, and now let her come to harm Jin'er.

Yi Jin looked at Yi's father and sneered, "Do you think anyone cares about you? Just get out, but you get out, I don't want to stay in your family."

When Li Xian wanted to remarry Yi Liangdong, Yi Jin didn't object because he knew his mother and she loved the man who abandoned her.

Before moving to Yi's house, Yi Jin had investigated Yi Liangdong, a man who was not bad in character, but he was able to marry his mother in just a month after his wife passed away, which shows his cold heart.

After getting along with each other, seeing Yi Liangdong's ease, he became indifferent to Yi Han who was hit hard and did stupid things, and Yi Jin became more certain of his opinion of Yi Liangdong.

After all, even if she wasn't her own daughter, she was raised since she was a child. Such indifference is really chilling.

Yi Jin himself doesn't want to live in Yi's house, but his mother has worked hard all her life, and he also wants to make her happy.

But now that Yi Liangdong wants to drive his sister out, he should take the opportunity to leave together...

But Yi Jin didn't know what to do. He wanted to do this, but he had to convince his mother first...

The quarrel ended under Yi Jin's threat.

Yi Jin really thought so when he said that he wanted to move out of Yi's house, but Yi's father thought he was just threatening to protect Han Jin.

For this, Yi's father was extremely resentful towards Han Jin.
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As night fell, the neon lights on both sides of the road lit up orange-red, shining halos in the gaps in the tree shadows.

Yi Jin came out of the small restaurant and said that the person waiting at the door had disappeared. He looked around and saw no one, so he could only wait obediently with the millet porridge.

Han Jin handed Yi Jin a cup of milk tea, and she put one hand in the pocket of her white coat, her tall figure, whose shadow was elongated by the light behind her, elegant and dignified.

Looking at the milk tea that suddenly appeared in front of him, Yi Jin turned his head, with a slight smile on his lips, "He said he was waiting for me..."

"I thought you didn't come out so soon, so I went to buy you milk tea." Han Jin said in a warm voice.

Yi Jin pursed his lips and smiled lightly, he lifted his chin, Han Jin took out the straw and plunged it into the milk tea, then handed it to the young man's lips, Yi Jin leaned over to grab the straw and took a sip, then looked at the road with slightly melancholy eyes traffic flow.

(End of this chapter)