"When I first came to the city, I felt so proud. I thought she had snatched you away from me, but fate had changed and God had returned you to me. Maybe it was because I liked you for a while that I flattered you. Now that I think about it, I feel that I am not very important in your heart."
"You promised me that as long as I had a son, you would let me manage the money and find me a job. But two years later, I had no money and no job. A few days ago, I received a letter saying that you were having an affair with Wu Yan. At that time, I didn't believe it, but now I do."
Then he said with disappointment, "You are not my ideal match, Zhou Ming. I admit that I misjudged you. I give in. Zhou Zhou, I want to apologize to you. I was crazy when I tortured you in the past two years. I think your mother took Zhou Ming away from me, and she is sorry for me."
"Actually, it's not your mother's fault. It's Zhou Ming's fault. He provoked me and refused to marry me. But after marrying me, he betrayed me. I'm so tired. I want to end it all. I'm going to take my daughter away today."
Wu Yan huddled behind Zhou Ming and said, "Xu Cuiyun, do you think Zhou Ming married you because he loved you? He just feels guilty about you. The person he loves most in his heart is me."
"It doesn't matter. I'll give it to you if you like it. You're going to the farm for reform anyway. Don't worry, I won't compete with you for it." Xu Cuiyun waved her hand and left.
The two men lowered their heads and were dragged away by the people from the Revolutionary Committee.
Faced with everyone pointing and criticizing, it is naturally difficult to raise your head and face people.
Zhou Ming turned around and asked for help: "Zhou Zhou, please find a way to find your grandparents to save me, okay?"
His family still has money, yes, still has money.
Zhou Zhou said with a worried look on his face: "Okay, don't worry, Dad."
I hope that once this person leaves, he will never come back.
After the crowd dispersed, Song Wanyue pulled Zhou Zhou aside to talk.
He raised his eyebrows and praised: "You did a good job, kid. You really don't regret sending your father to the countryside for reform?"
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