"No need, because I never care!" Mu Liting obviously didn't want to say any more, and pulled Ni Keren up to leave, "What I said will not change, so you don't need to worry about it anymore.
As for me, if you have this time, you might as well think about yourself!"
After saying that, Mu Liting lowered his eyes and led Ni Keren away.
Heldes watched them leave and sighed heavily in his heart.
Anne-Erling looked at him and comforted: "Brother, don't worry, Helm will understand your difficulties sooner or later. After all, you are father and son!"
Herdes said quietly: "Annie, did I do something wrong back then?"
Anne-Erline raised her eyebrows, "Brother, you were just trying to protect their mother and son back then, because you knew that there were too many forces that wanted to overthrow you, and you also knew that Helmu was the most suitable to succeed you after all.
You are a human being, so you had no choice but to do such a thing, but why don’t you explain your difficulties to Helmu clearly?”
Herdes shook his head and sighed: "It's useless. No matter how much we talk, it won't help, because his mother's incident was such a blow to him. It's right for him to hate me. After all,
Over the years, I have indeed caused their mother and son to suffer a lot of injustice."
Anne-Erling lamented: "Brother, do you really not want Helmu to go back? Do you really want to pass the throne to Rabbi? It's not like you don't know that Rabbi only indulges in fun, he doesn't
Not the most suitable candidate.”
Herdes had a calm face, took a few deep breaths, and calmed down his emotions, "Rabbi's ability is indeed not as good as Helmu's, but if Helmu doesn't want to go back, we can't force him to do anything. If we use his mother as an excuse again,
Threats will only make him hate you more, even if you can threaten him to go back, he will not compromise!"
Although he has not gotten along with his son for more than 20 years, he still knows his son's temper very well, and once he decides something, no one can influence it.
When Anne-Erling wanted to say something, Herdes raised his hand to stop what she wanted to say, and just said softly: "Go back, I'm tired!"
Anne-Erling couldn't help but feel a little worried when she saw Helders looking so helpless, so she could only help him back to the room.
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Mu Liting and Ni Keren returned to the apartment.
He didn't seem to be unhappy because of what happened just now. He looked as if nothing had happened, fearing that Ni Keren might not have enough to eat just now and would continue to be busy in the kitchen.
Ni Keren changed clothes and walked out. He saw Mu Liting busy in the kitchen, thought about it, and walked in.
Seeing Ni Keren come in, Mu Liting frowned, "Keren, how many times have I told you that the kitchen floor is slippery, tell me what you want to eat or drink, and get out quickly."
With that said, Mu Liting pulled Ni Keren outside.
Pulling her to sit on the sofa, Mu Liting whispered: "Don't move around, sit here obediently, you will have your favorite pasta soon, eh?"
Ni Keren pulled him to prevent him from leaving, saying softly: "Li Ting, I'm not hungry, please sit down and accompany me!"
Mu Liting raised his eyebrows, but did not refuse. He sat down, stretched out his long arms, hugged her into his arms, and whispered: "Okay, I'll stay with you. Are you tired and want to sleep?"
Ni Keren shook his head, raised his eyes, looked at him, hesitated for a while, and asked: "Li Ting, how long has it been since you and your mother saw each other?"