After Lu Han left, Tang Shengyi gave his daughter a scolding.
To call it a scolding is an understatement; it was more like the lowly grumblings of an old father.
The words he said were all laments about how, once children grow up, they have no need for their fathers and won't confide in their parents no matter what happens.
It was as if they were considered outsiders.
Last time, when Ye Sichen slapped her, she didn't mention it because she didn't want to worry them. He could understand that; in the end, whether she told them or not, she still broke up with Ye Sichen.
The outcome would have been the same if she had told them; they would still have asked her to break up with Ye Sichen—the only difference would have been an extra trip to demand an explanation from the Ye family.
But now, their daughter had grown up and become capable. She didn't need to rely on her parents and could demand an explanation from Ye Sichen herself.
