At that moment, Chen Yifeng deeply understood what it meant when a daughter grew up and no longer stayed at her father's side.
A helplessness that no amount of money could dispel welled up in his heart.
Steward Zheng happened to hear those words as he walked in from outside. He, too, said with deep anguish:
"Miss, everything the chairman has done was for your own good. Even if you don't understand him, you shouldn't take the side of an outsider."
"Su Yuan isn't an outsider."
Chen Nuoyi shot back without hesitation:
"I still remember everything that happened two years ago, clear as day. I remember how you looked down on Su Yuan back then, and how you tried to separate us."
"And on my eighteenth birthday, who was it that personally tried to suppress my family bloodline, even wanting to drag me back and seal it away forever?"
"Those things won't disappear with the passage of time. I came back this time to settle them with you once and for all."
Su Yuan, sitting on the sofa nearby, felt a little embarrassed. Nuoyi was really on fire today.
It seemed she had never let go of the conflicts she'd had with her family two years ago. She'd been bottling up her anger, and now it had finally burst out.
Su Yuan gave a light cough and stood up for the blue-haired girl:
"If we hadn't persisted back then, Nuoyi might already have become a canary trapped in a cage, unable to grow up healthy."
"So, as the saying goes, the east bank of the river will be here for thirty years, and the west bank for thirty years. Don't bully a poor young man."
"Old Man Chen, we came here today for just two things. First, we want you