Su Changsheng originally thought that life could continue like this. They would slowly watch Su He grow up and then enjoy the happiness of being a parent. However, the woman could not stand these ordinary years and was tired of the day-to-day work. When Su He was five years old, she resolutely left the home.
Su Changsheng thought of the day she left. Su He hugged her legs and cried until her throat was hoarse, but she was indifferent. She looked at the place where she had lived for a long time and walked out without hesitation.
Su Changsheng couldn't help himself and stopped her: "Do you really have to leave?"
Liu Meijun looked at him, her eyes seeming to have regained the helplessness she had felt towards him in the past. "I have no feelings for you anymore, Su Changsheng. Instead of wasting time like this, it's better to be decisive. If you let me go, I'll let you go too."
He looked at Liu Meijun with a pained expression, "Isn't there anything about this family, me, and our daughter that's worth your nostalgia?"
She looked at the pain in his eyes, and a wave of discomfort welled up in her heart, but she still steeled her heart and looked at him expressionlessly, "Why bother, Su Changsheng? Isn't it better to part ways amicably?"
She turned around and was about to leave without even looking at them. Behind her, Su Changsheng's sad voice came, "Are you really saying you don't want us anymore? Your daughter is your own, and you don't want her anymore?"
Liu Meijun listened to her daughter's unstoppable crying without turning around. Her voice was extremely cold. "When she grows up, tell her that I'm not a good mother and don't think about me anymore."
With that, she strode away from here, leaving this place that Su Changsheng had once thought was the warmest and most beautiful. He squatted down, hugged himself, and kept talking to himself. Su He stopped crying at this moment and went to look at her father. He saw that his eyes were red and he kept saying something.
"After all these years, you still don't love me. Even if it's a child, you just say you don't want it."
Su He hugged him tightly. The intense fear made her keep calling for her father, "Dad, Dad, does Mommy not want us anymore? Is it because Su Su is not obedient enough that Mommy doesn't want me anymore?"
Su Changsheng looked at his daughter in front of him, saw the tears on her face, wiped them away gently, picked up his daughter, and walked towards home.
"Susu, be good and follow daddy from now on. We will live a good life together."
Su He nodded, not quite understanding, and hugged her father tightly, refusing to let go. Having just experienced the scene of her mother leaving, her heart was filled with fear, and she couldn't help crying again, "Dad, Dad, Su Su, be obedient, don't leave me."
Su Changsheng looked at his daughter in his arms. She was still so young. He would accompany her for the rest of his life, so he had no regrets.
"Don't worry, Susu. Daddy will never leave you and will be with you forever."
In this way, Su Changsheng took Su He from a small child to the graceful young lady she is now. It is inevitable that there will be some inconveniences for a man to take care of a child, but fortunately, Su He is sensible, so these years have not been difficult.
But from time to time, when she looked at Su He's face, which looked more and more like her, she would still feel a little dazed, remembering what she looked like back then.
Such a beautiful and moving appearance, a pair of eyes that seemed to speak, always captivated my soul. It was this person that made me unable to extricate myself and fell so deeply in love with her.
I shouldn't have forced it. Maybe I should have stopped bothering her after she rejected me the first time.
I was so determined to give her a home, but I forgot to ask her if she wanted it.
I thought there was a long future ahead of me, but in the end I was still alone.
But Liu Meijun, all these years, I thought you at least had some feelings for me. Even if you don't, what about our daughter? Can you just let it go?
Su Changsheng gave a bitter smile, forcing herself not to think about this woman anymore. As her consciousness slowly returned, she looked at her worried daughter and smiled, "It's okay, it's all over. Aren't we both living well?"
Su He still looked at her father with some worry. She saw the sadness and despair in his eyes so clearly that she couldn't help but feel sad for him.
My mother left me early, so I don't have many memories of her. Later, my father gave me more love. Although I sometimes think about that woman, I am not too obsessed with it.
Just seeing his father like this, he was deeply hurt. Yancuo recalled his father's muttering when his mother left, and went forward to hug him.
"Dad, I'm here. I'll always be with you. Since she doesn't want us, we don't want her either. We want to let her know that we can live well together."
Su Changsheng stared at the person in the photo with a somewhat empty gaze, staring at him for a long time without saying a word. Su He let go of him, followed his gaze, and couldn't help but ask: "Dad, do you still miss her? Do you still love Mom?"
Su Changsheng muttered to himself as he looked at the woman in the photo, "Love her, how could I not love her? I've loved her for so many years, but in the end, it's all in vain. Maybe I shouldn't have forced myself on her back then, I shouldn't have, otherwise things wouldn't be like this now."
He looked at Su He and touched her head. "If Dad hadn't forced her back then, Su He would be a little princess spoiled by both her parents, living a carefree life. Su He, do you blame Dad?"
Su He couldn't help but have tears in her eyes. She looked at him with some anger and said, "Dad, I love you so much, how could I blame you? I just want to accompany you well in this life and see you happy."
Su Changsheng looked at her and smiled with satisfaction, "Our Su Su is well behaved. Our Su Su has grown up and knows how to care for her father."
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