Zhang Yichen didn't want to say much to his father, so he left and returned home. He felt that his father had changed and was no longer the man he once knew; he had become numb and unfeeling, acting ruthlessly. He couldn't allow such a father to stay by Grandpa's side, for that would only lead to deeper hurt for the old man.
Zhentian, seeing his own son unwilling to talk to him, knew he might have gone too far this time. He always acted without thinking things through. If only he had considered his actions more carefully, maybe things wouldn't always turn out so badly. Why couldn't he learn to think before acting, to avoid repeatedly hurting others? Was his position of authority such a joy to him that it warranted hurting them to this extent? He didn't desire much, yet in the end, he still hurt those who loved him the most.
