Chapter 297 Xia's Father's Undercover Mission

"Father-in-law," Qin Yeting said respectfully.

Xia Xiong Hui said with a stern face, "Don't call me father-in-law!"

Xia Xiong Hui was speechless. Whether it was Qin Yeting or Gu Chen, they were both eager to call him father-in-law.

But in his heart, neither of them would be a suitable son-in-law.

He came today to see how his daughter was doing and to bring her some things to help her recover.

When Qin Yeting saw the tonic in Xia Xiong Hui's hand, he immediately stepped forward to help, saying, "Father-in-law, you can just come, there's no need to go to so much trouble. I'll take care of Xiao Yue'er, she doesn't need anything."

"What's it to you if I buy things for my daughter?" Xia Xiong Hui glared at Qin Yeting irritably, giving him a cold look.

"Yes, yes, it's only natural for a father to dote on his daughter." Qin Yeting dared not treat Xia Xiong Hui the way he treated Gu Mo.

After all, this is Xiaoyue'er's biological father.

However, if Qin Yeting knew that this was the culprit who caused him and Xia Yue to separate, he would probably immediately draw his knife and kill him.

He wouldn't hesitate to chop down even his own father-in-law, let alone his own father-in-law.

Qin Yeting led Xia Xiong Hui into the living room.

Upon seeing this, the housekeeper immediately went to inform Madam Xia and Xia Yue.

Xia Xiong Hui is back!

This is earth-shattering news in the Xia family!

Madam Xia was the first to arrive at the scene. She didn't even use her cane and ran towards her son.

“Mother!” Xia Xiong Hui greeted her respectfully.

Madam Xia was deeply moved, and her eyes instantly welled up with tears.

"Hui'er, you're finally back. Am I dreaming? Are you really still alive?" Old Madam Xia kept touching Xia Xiong Hui's cheeks and arms.

She hadn't seen her son for many years, although her granddaughter told her he was still alive.

But Madam Xia always felt it was unreal, thinking that her granddaughter was just trying to coax her, yet she still harbored some illusions.

Seeing her in person today, Madam Xia finally felt relieved.

Her son is still alive and well.

That's wonderful!

"Mom, I'm sorry for all the worries you've had over the years," Xia Xiong Hui apologized softly, his tone full of remorse.

Madam Xia was naturally angry; her son was still alive, yet he wasn't contacting her.

At first, she thought that the elderly had to bury their children, and she cried so much that she almost lost half her life.

However, now that her son has returned safely, Madam Xia is filled with excitement.

She's getting old and doesn't want to worry about so much. She just hopes her son can live a good life and that the family can be reunited.

"Good, it's good that you're back. I'll go and tell Feng Yun and A Yao to come to China as well. Our family will never be separated again." Madam Xia's hands were still trembling as she picked up her phone.

Seeing this, Xia Xiong Hui hurriedly stopped him.

"Mother, there's no need to inform them. I've only come back to see you and Yue'er, and I'll be leaving again soon."

"What? You're leaving again? Where are you going?" Old Madam Xia was anxious and said in a somewhat unreasonable manner, "I order you not to leave!"

No sooner had he finished speaking than Xia Yue appeared.

Xia Yue saw her father and was equally shocked, then hesitated.

"Should I call you Mr. Dark, or should I use some other name?" Xia Yue asked directly.

Xia Xiong Hui slowly responded, "Yue'er, I still prefer you to call me Dad affectionately, just like when we were little."

Xia Yue was calmer than the old lady. Instead of immediately calling for her father, she asked, "Is there something you need to do here?"

"A lot has happened recently, and I was worried, so I came to check on you."

In fact, Xia Xiong Hui's appearance this time did not comply with the regulations.

But there was no way around it; his family was his bottom line.

The drug organization is very dissatisfied with the daughter's actions of taking Yi Lao away, as her daughter has repeatedly gotten into trouble and now insists on protecting her master.

They only let it go because she was able to crack the Y3 virus.

Xia Xiong Hui's eyes were filled with worry.

Old Madam Xia saw through her son's worries and slowly replied, "We are fine. But why did you leave again? What exactly happened back then? Why did you return to the Ye family?"

Madam Xia was determined to get to the bottom of things and wanted to understand everything.

Xia Xiong Hui, however, could not say anything.

He could only tell Madam Xia, "Mother, you just need to know that everything your son has done is done with a clear conscience."

“You are innocent, but I am guilty! How am I supposed to face your father when I’m in the afterlife? He suffered so much when he broke with the Ye family, and you ran back to him. Sigh—” Old Madam Xia became angrier and angrier as she spoke.

The housekeeper quickly helped her up and handed the cane to Madam Xia.

Xia Yue could understand her father's predicament to some extent.

He must have had a compelling reason for doing this.

So she suggested, "Dad, Grandma isn't feeling well, so please don't upset her. Let's go to the study to talk."

“Yes.” Xia Xiong Hui had the same thought.

My mother is getting old, and I can't let her worry anymore.

"Little Yue'er, you two go ahead and chat. I'll take care of Grandma." Qin Yeting had finally found something he could help with, so he had to make his presence felt.

Xia Yue nodded and went to the study with Xia Xiong Hui.

The study was quiet, filled with the scent of paper and ink.

Xia Yue remembers that when she was very young, her father would hold her in a rocking chair and tell her fairy tales from "One Thousand and One Nights".

Time flies, and so many years have passed. The study remains the same, but the father and daughter have different stances.

Xia Xiong Hui looked at Xia Yue, his gaze finally settling on Xia Yue's lower abdomen, he hesitated to speak.

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