The father and daughter continued walking along the river, as if the hypothesis just now was just Lu Hongye's whim, but Lu Wanwan didn't think so. Her father was cowardly by nature, and it was impossible for him to talk about "divorce" because he didn't
Dare, I am afraid of offending Liang Zhen. If I ask this now, I am afraid that I really have this tendency.
At this moment, she was suddenly very happy that she and Liang Zhen did not have as deep a relationship as an ordinary mother and daughter, otherwise she would not be able to look at this issue calmly.
This worry should be left to Lu Weiwei, who has been loved by Lu Hongye and Liang Zhen since childhood.
When he reached the end of the river, Lu Hongye stopped and said to Lu Wanwan: "Okay, it's almost time for Dad to go to the company."
Although they were silent more than communicating along the way, Lu Hongye felt that this was fine.
Maybe Wanwan is not like Weiwei who can talk sweetly to please him, but she also won't hurt his heart by speaking evil words like Weiwei.
The only regret is that there seems to be an invisible and intangible boundary between him and Wanwan.
She would call him "Dad" and accompany him to relax, but she might never have a heart-to-heart relationship with him. This kind of approach that was called gentle but was actually cruel made him unable to even accuse him.
At this time, Lu Wanwan caught a glimpse of the vending machine on the roadside, and suddenly said to Lu Hongye: "Dad, wait a minute."
"Yeah." Lu Hongye responded, and saw Lu Wanwan stuffing change into the vending machine and ordering a bottle of drink.
Immediately, she handed the drink to him: "The weather is hot, drink more water."
Lu Hongye was startled, and when he saw her staring at his forehead, he realized that he had been covered in a thin layer of sweat.
After reaching out to take the drink, he said: "Then dad is leaving. The car is parked nearby. If you are busy, don't send it off."
Lu Wanwan stood where he was, nodded and said: "Okay."
Seeing that she really didn't give it away, Lu Hongye couldn't help but feel a little melancholy, but he felt it was true. Unlike Weiwei, he didn't have to guess whether her every move was to get something from him.
...
On the road.
Secretary Li looked through the rearview mirror and glanced at Lu Hongye, who was drinking a drink, and said sternly: "Mr. Lu, drink less drinks. It's not good for your health."
Lu Hongye was so frightened by her abrupt words that he almost spit out his drink. After wiping the corners of his lips, he said: "Secretary Li, my youngest daughter bought this for me. Please be accommodating."
Secretary Li remained silent.
Lu Hongye then glanced at the drink and asked with a bit of luck: "Secretary Li, do you think a child who lacked love since childhood will hate his parents when he grows up?"
Secretary Li said expressionlessly: "Mr. Lu, this question is out of scope. Please change it to another question."
Lu Hongye choked and sighed instead: "Actually, I know without asking..."
...
On the other side, when Lu Wanwan was about to take the elevator back to the department, the cell phone in his pocket suddenly rang.
She took out her phone and looked at it. When she saw the message was from Lu Zeyu, she immediately clicked it.
All she saw was a group photo printed in front of her eyes, and there was a sentence attached below the photo -
[Sister Wanwan, today everyone and I are going out for an outing, yeah~]
Looking at Lu Zeyu's scissor hands and the bright smiling faces of the teachers and children in the group photo, Lu Wanwan couldn't help but smile.