Chapter 219 I Will Protect Her

Tang Wan didn't know what Li Tong was thinking, but in fact she didn't have much ill will towards Li Tong.

After all, Tang Wan doesn't have much feelings for people he doesn't care about.

Just analyzing.

This has been a long-standing habit of hers.

It is her ability to find a glimmer of hope in danger.

At this moment, a pale hand stretched out from behind Tang Wan, grabbed Tang Wan and pulled her towards him.

This is what Fu heard.

He looked at Li Tong with an unprecedented indifference.

Li Tong had never seen Fu Wenzhi's eyes look like this before, which made him feel a little frightened and scared.

No matter how much malice she had in her heart, she was just a child, so when she saw Fu Wenzhi's cold look, she couldn't help but shrink her shoulders.

A little timid.

But she soon realized that it was really embarrassing to show herself in such a state.

So he forced himself to cheer up, held his head high and chest out, pretending to be strong as he looked at Fu Wenzhi, and said in a mocking tone: "How could I be wrong? She is a wild cat."

"If it wasn't for her good luck, how could she be adopted by the Lu family?"

Fu Wenzhi nodded when he heard this, and it seemed that he agreed with Li Tong's statement. However, the next second, he said: "So in your mind, being an orphan is also good luck."

After hearing this, Li Tong was stunned.

Yes, before Tang Wan became the adopted daughter of the Lu family, she was a child in an orphanage.

As far as this identity is concerned, she can't be considered lucky at all.

It should be said that it is extremely unlucky.

However, in Li Tong's words, Tang Wan's adoption by the Lu family was more important than the fact that Tang Wan became an orphan.

Realizing this, the audience watching the live broadcast found it difficult to accept.

They felt that this girl named Li Tong was probably somewhat indifferent to the sufferings of the world.

Only then will you feel that money can replace everything.

The composition of human beings is extremely complex.

Money is only part of the equation, but emotions are in some ways more important than money.

When this little kid named Li Tong said this, he was not only disrespecting human feelings, but also using an extremely contemptuous attitude to erase the suffering that Tang Wan had suffered.

In fact, suffering is not worth being praised, but it cannot be ignored either.

It exists objectively.

It is annoying and hurtful.

This nonchalant attitude angered those who were struggling to survive, and they wrote in the comments.

What do you mean? In her eyes, isn't losing her family more painful?

I feel sorry for speaking up for this little girl. She has no idea that the most painful thing in the world is to lose what you once had.

[She probably has never suffered, so she can say such cold words, thinking that money can bring everything.]

[I am willing to use all the money I have to bring my mother back to life.]

I am willing to use all my wealth to help my sick family members get better.

[Instead of being so casual in his words, he simply said that he was lucky enough to get so much money.]

[Tangtang could have had a happy family instead of being abducted and sent to an orphanage to grow up.]

Damn it, it really is easy to talk without any pain in the back.

[Don't teach others to be good unless you've experienced their suffering. This principle isn't taught even in aristocratic schools like theirs.]

These words kept coming out one after another. The fat director saw that the barrage of comments was about to get out of control and wanted to call the person in charge of the Li family. However, he found that a man suddenly appeared in the camera.

He is Li Tong's father.

He thought to himself that something was wrong and subconsciously wanted the staff around them to stop it, but it was too late.

Li Tong's father pushed Tang Wan away at once. Li Tong stood behind him with a look of disgust in his eyes, saying, "Stay away from my Tongtong."

"You guys are relying on your numbers to bully our Tongtong, right?"

Yesterday's audience saw clearly what had just happened, and they no longer felt envious of the protective father as they did at the beginning. Instead, they felt a little disgusted.

I finally understand what the teacher said: behind every naughty child, there must be a naughty parent.

[This kind of behavior of blaming others without any clear reason is really annoying. ]

You haven't been a kindergarten teacher. If you were, you'd have encountered many parents like this. They simply don't listen to the teacher and instead start imagining the whole story with their own little brains, saying their child has been wronged.

[The friend above must be a kindergarten teacher, so he can express such empathy.]

[Yes, that's right, QAQ]

[Pat your head, don't cry, don't cry, it's really a sin. ]

[Naughty parents are more annoying than naughty children! ]

Mrs. Li sat alone in the dark office, watching the out-of-control barrage of comments, letting the dim blue light on the screen illuminate her face.

The cell phone he placed aside was ringing rapidly, trying to urge him to answer the call, but Mrs. Li did not reach out to take the phone, but just sat there numbly.

She knew it was all over.

In just one day, the Li Group's reputation collapsed.

She no longer had the opportunity to use her own power to help Li Tong and her husband change their reputations, and could only let them fall into the abyss they had created.

You reap what you sow; no one has any control over it.

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Si Huai looked at the heated discussions online and asked his assistant to add some fuel to the fire, hoping to make it burn even more vigorously.

Now is the Internet age.

All information spreads quickly, especially when people deliberately want to expose this information, the speed at which it spreads will be even faster.

The information in the assistant's hands are all about what other members of the Li family have done over the years.

These things should have been insignificant, just minor flaws in one's character.

But now, with its reputation collapsing across the board, it's like the last straw that breaks the camel's back, the last snowflake in an avalanche.

Everyone contributed to the collapse of the Li family.

Si Huai turned the ring on his thumb and looked at the screen with an especially gentle look.

Next to his computer is a spliced photo, half new and half old, as if they were intertwined across time and space.

It is their "family portrait".

There are three people on it.

We can only embrace each other across time and space.

Si Huai took out a handkerchief and carefully wiped the photo frame, making it spotless and clean as new, muttering to himself.

"I will protect her."

"Don't worry."