Su Tiantian said, "Brother Jing, you never told me what happened after your mother died. Every time you mentioned it, you just glossed over it in one sentence. If your father hadn't told me, I wouldn't have known how much pain you were in."
There was a cold light in Liu Jingze's eyes, as if he was not the gentle and gentle person just now. But he answered bluntly: "It's all in the past, why bother talking about it again."
There was a hint of sadness between Su Tiantian's brows. Having been spoiled by her parents since childhood, she had never experienced such heartbreaking pain and could not empathize with them.
When she heard Liu Liangjie's words that day, she realized how the boy who lost his mother when he just turned 13 spent those days.
If Liu Liangjie hadn't said it, she would never have imagined that her brother Jing, who had a bright and handsome appearance, had lost his arrogance and became cautious and decadent. He not only faced the grief of his mother's death, but also the pain of losing his father's love.
Su Tiantian felt very sorry for Liu Jingze, so she went to ask her father and contacted Liu Jingze's uncle through Ren Zhengyu. Only then did she understand Liu Jingze's situation at that time and learned more things she didn't know before.
Liu Jingze is so tall and handsome, so it is conceivable that Liu Liangze is definitely not bad looking. In Su Tiantian's impression since childhood, this Uncle Liu is elegant, talented in both literature and martial arts, and good at making money, and is very popular with women.
When Liu Jingze's mother, Ren Huiqi, the fourth daughter of the Ren family, fell ill and died, many people became concerned.
Either with kindness, greed, or ambition, this man in his 30s is handsome, wealthy, charming, and has a small family. He is definitely a very good marriage candidate, but those people would not like Liu Jingze. The boy who is not too young is an obstacle.
Su Tiantian blamed herself, her face etched with guilt as she spoke, "When your family moved to town, transportation was inconvenient. Many people in the village didn't even have bicycles. I was still in sixth grade when I learned that Liu Bo Niang had passed away. I was very sad, but I never thought about your situation. I only visited your house once on the day of the funeral."
Liu Jingze remained silent.
Su Tiantian's voice was a little choked up. "Dad told me that a woman was pregnant with Uncle Liu's child and moved into the villa. She couldn't tolerate you and said you were cruel and wanted to harm her and the child. Grandma wanted to move back to the village, but it was actually for you. She was afraid that woman would abuse you."
Liu Jingze still felt wronged and angry when he thought about the past: "I didn't push her. She was said to be three months pregnant at the time, with a belly that wasn't even visible yet. She was arrogant and wanted to provoke me. She said I was a child without a mother and that the Liu family's wealth would belong to the son in her belly in the future."
Su Tiantian thought of the scene at that time and hugged Liu Jingze even tighter.
Liu Jingze's tone was filled with anger. "I endured it again and again. I once hoped that she wouldn't give birth to the child, but I didn't dare to hit her because I was even more afraid of disappointing my father. He always said that I was his pride, and I didn't dare to disappoint him. It was clearly that woman who fell on purpose, but she said I pushed her."
Su Tiantian said: "I know you didn't push her. Uncle Liu said you didn't push him, but he didn't believe you at the time. He has always regretted it."
After Su Tiantian married Liu Jingze, she changed her way of addressing Liu Liangjie to "Dad". Here she called him "Uncle Liu" but she was actually calling him that inadvertently when she was recalling the past.
Liu Jingze's tone was filled with sadness: "The woman had a miscarriage and cried, asking Dad to seek justice and drive me away. Dad was very sad at the time because he had the child who was no longer with him in his heart."
Liu Jingze became increasingly emotional as he spoke, hugging Su Tiantian a bit too tightly. "Grandma said I wouldn't do that. She wanted to take me back to the village, but I refused to accept it. I clearly didn't do it. Dad's eyes were fierce, and I decided to run away from home. My uncle told me at the funeral that the Ren family was my fallback, and I could come to him if I had any problems."
Less than a month after 13-year-old Liu Jingze's mother passed away, people kept introducing girlfriends to his father. The Liu family was small and they valued their children very much. Less than three months after his mother's death, a pregnant woman moved into the villa.
The woman pretended to be nice to him on the surface, but actually made things difficult for him everywhere. He had clearly moved out of the villa and moved to the house opposite the middle school, but the woman still didn't give up.
Some classmates who knew his family situation also laughed at him, and some said that if there was a stepmother, there must be a stepfather, and he was no longer the favored eldest son of the Liu family.
In the past, his parents loved him, and his grandmother loved him. But now, his mother has passed away, and his father is about to have another child and no longer pays attention to him. His grandmother doesn't like that woman, but because she is pregnant, she asks him to be more tolerant.
The 13-year-old boy was sensitive and irritable. The favoritism he had received since childhood made him a little overbearing, so he had more quarrels with his father. He was deeply traumatized during that period, and coupled with the rebelliousness of adolescence, he never wanted to make progress. He fought and skipped classes. The teacher had a headache when he saw him, and his classmates took a detour when they saw him. Liu Liangjie was so angry that he beat him up.
After the woman had a miscarriage, 13-year-old Liu Jingze decided to go find his uncle. At that time, transportation and communication were not convenient, and his uncle's house was very far away. Even if you drive there now, it takes 5 hours.
Back then, Liu Jingze had no choice but to ride a bicycle. When Liu Liangjie found him, he had already bravely cycled for 10 kilometers. He looked embarrassed and sad, with swollen eyes, obviously from crying bitterly. He was covered in sweat, had a sad face, and was full of stubbornness.
The man who had experienced the bitterness of being cheated out of money and the cold shoulder of others cried. At this moment, he was no longer the successful boss Liu, but a father who loved his son. He said, "Come back with me. Regardless of whether you pushed Auntie or not, you are my bottom line and the son that I, Liu Liangjie, love the most."
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