"Alright, Ambassador Peng, please come in."

Wang Yueheng quickly turned around and gestured for the other person to come inside.

"I came here specifically to thank you."

"Thank you on behalf of my family."

After sitting down on a sofa in the room, Peng Yingli waved a stack of papers in her hand and said gratefully.

"What?"

Wang Yueheng was taken aback, not understanding what the other party meant.

He looked at the paper in Peng Yingli's hand; it looked like a fax.

There were also some photocopies inside.

"It's my good-for-nothing son, Ah Zu, who just sent me a fax from China..."

“This child hasn’t had a proper conversation with me in many years.”

“Every time I talk to him, it’s like a mental patient going crazy, which makes me furious and I wish I could beat him to death.”

"but…"

"I just found out."

"So, I was the real mental patient all along..."

As he spoke, the middle-aged man suddenly let out a long sigh.

As if she had thought of something sad, her eyes welled up with tears again.

"I owe my son, Azu, so much..."

Wang Yueheng only learned about it later through chatting.

It turns out that the ambassador's rebellious son originally planned to follow Roger's example and cause a series of acts of vandalism in Kyoto.

Because she lacked her father's care and companionship from a young age, she was misunderstood and suffered repeated blows to her self-esteem through harsh criticism and scolding.

He even planned to take revenge on society by killing police officers.

This resulted in the father's lifelong regret and remorse.

Fortunately...

Before taking action, the other party also unexpectedly saw Wang Yueheng's live stream persuading "The Joker" Rogers.

And moved by Wang Yueheng's performance, he ultimately gave up the criminal act that could have resulted in a death sentence.

He chose to write a long-awaited letter to his father and faxed it over.

Peng Guanzu wrote down all the reasons for his anger and hatred in this letter.

And this was stated in the letter.

The past hatred should be forgotten, and he will not stay in this house any longer.

He wants to go out and strive for success on his own.

From then on, he severed ties with his father, Peng Yingli, and pretended that their father-son relationship never existed.

She will no longer use her father's diplomatic status to be a despised "second-generation official."

"However, I still hope that my son can give me a chance to make up for my mistakes."

"I have already submitted an urgent transfer request to my superiors."

"After this donation ceremony, I will return to China to perform my duties and have applied for a long vacation."

"I want to accompany Ah Zu as he does whatever he wants, encourage him, and fulfill the wishes I've always felt I owe him..."

Peng Yingli then revealed her true thoughts in front of Wang Yueheng.

After listening to the other party's account, Wang Yueheng was quite shocked.

Unexpectedly, his song not only saved "The Joker" Rogers, but also helped Ambassador Peng Yingli's son pull back from the brink.

They unexpectedly saved several other lives.

A feeling of relief welled up inside me.

Perhaps this is another meaning behind my bringing back the original world's culture...

"So, I have a personal matter I'd like to ask you for a favor, if conditions permit..."

After recounting all this, Peng Yingli looked hesitant again.

"What would Ambassador Peng like me to do?"

"Or rather, how can I help you reconcile with Ah Zu?"

Wang Yueheng had probably guessed the ambassador's purpose in contacting him, and asked in a tactful tone.

"Personally, I would certainly like to invite you to write a new song for Ah Zu so that he can continue to stay in this home."

"But I don't have the ability or the capital, and I can't afford to buy one of your songs..."

"If possible, I hope that tomorrow's English song can also give him a sense of hope for returning home, just like today's..."

"Ah Zu has never been a fan of celebrities, but now he'll probably only listen to your songs..."

Peng Yingli sat on the sofa, hesitatingly expressing her thoughts.

This was the first time he, a diplomat, had shown such a troubled expression in front of outsiders.