() Later, Murong Chuchu never saw that woman again. Until the age of eighteen, Murong Hai told her that the woman was no longer alive, and that day she remembered that she cried very sadly.

Although the woman only met her once, she had a mother-like image in her young Murong Chuchu's heart. Until the age of eighteen, the woman left, but she left a sentence for her.

"Murong Chuchu, thank you for appearing, giving me hope of living. If I could hear you call me mom in this life, what a wonderful thing it would be. Unfortunately, I will leave, but I will stare at you in the sky, because in my heart, I am your mother."

Although Murong Chuchu didn't hear this passage, she could understand the woman's special feelings for her, and all of this was just because of that meeting, she asked for that piece of candy paper.

Later, Murong Chuchu, who had never seen a woman, gradually lived a superior life because of Murong Hai's success, but she found that the simplest happiness in her heart disappeared.

Music is not only her dream, but also her mother's dream.

So when Murong Chuchu first appeared in public, she had still transformed into a princess that was enviable by women all over China.

At that moment, Murong Chuchu knew that his father had fulfilled his lifelong wish, one of the last wishes of another woman, and one of the promises of a lifetime.

The moment Murong Chuchu stood on the stage, she raised her head and looked up at the top of the stage, as if she had penetrated the canopy and saw a vast array of starlight, because there were two most important women in her life. Looking at her, after today, she would become the focus of attention of the whole world.

After more than ten years of musical dream, Murong Chuchu, who had never been to school, sang, her voice conquered everyone present, because the wonderful sound of nature contained a taste of father and mother, and that woman.

At the age of eighteen, when Murong Chuchu succeeded, Murong Hai shed tears excitedly because he knew that his daughter had grown up, and now he thought that he could face the dead Murong Bing.

The villa where Murong Chuchu lives now is also a super luxury villa where Murong Hai spent three years on his daughter to complete the construction, because he felt that the princess must have her own castle, and this is her castle.

However, under the countless halos, Murong Chuchu was not as happy as she imagined, because for more than ten years, she could feel more guilty about Murong Hai for his dead mother. The reason why he did all this seemed to be atonement for her sins, which made her feel uncomfortable.

Finally, when Murong Chuchu moved into this villa, Murong Hai told her what happened that year. Although he did not say why, he told Murong Chuchu that if he had not been determined at that time, Murong Bing would not have left.

So Murong Hai, the man, blocked all these sins on him, and Murong Chuchu, who had been doubting for fifteen years, finally understood why this man should be nice to him.

So, on the day of eighteen, she was supposed to be happy and felt great joy and sorrow in one day. However, after that day, Murong Chuchu locked herself in the house for three days and three nights, crying and crying all the time.

It was at that time that Murong Chuchu began to hate this man. Why did he hate this man tell her the truth? Because before that, although she would guess, she did not believe that now, there is no only reason to restrain her hatred.

This hatred is not a day, but fifteen years.

Murong Hai seemed to know his daughter's reaction. He told her that if you want to hate me, you will hate me, because I hate myself too, and I have not forgiven myself until now, because your mother said she would make you happy for the rest of her life, but I did not do it, so I look forward to seeing her earlier, if you can be relieved.

This is what Murong Hai said. Murong Chuchu clearly recalled telling Yun Muyi. It was from this sentence that she understood that she had always ignored what fatherly love was.

For fifteen years, Murong Chuchu has always had an invisible barrier to Murong Hai in her heart. Perhaps after all, she has understood that this man may have his own difficulties, but this matter is like a knot in his heart. Every time, when she sees this photo, she can't help but feel sad.

Moreover, this sadness is a kind of blame for herself, Murong Hai, and this society. So whenever she looks at Murong Hai's back as she grows older day by day, she suddenly realizes that this man doesn't know how much he has paid to him, and she never said thank you.

That's it, until tonight, Murong Chuchu, who had taken a shower, was about to go downstairs to see why Yun Muyi hadn't come up yet, because she had something to discuss with the man at night, but she didn't expect to hear such a story.

It turns out that I have misunderstood this man for fifteen years. It’s not that he doesn’t love his woman, but that he loves him very much, so he regards a hope as a lifelong commitment.

What kind of man can persist in loving himself for twenty years? Murong Chuchu asked himself again and again in his heart, but couldn't help but shed tears.

It was not until today that Murong Chuchu realized that she was wrong, and that she was so outrageous. Suddenly, Murong Chuchu thought of a sentence written behind the photo, which was also the last sentence left by Murong Bing during his lifetime.

"Although this man doesn't say that I love you, it makes me feel that this is happier than a lifetime."

Once upon a time, Murong Chuchu didn't understand what this sentence was, but now she understood that this sentence represented Murong Bing's affirmation of that man, a kind of affirmation without regrets. Perhaps in Murong Bing's view, if he could be with this man for even a second, it would be happier than a lifetime.

Speaking of this, Yun Muyi looked at the woman in her arms and was already crying. He didn't know how to comfort her, because he even felt that such a man was worthy of Murong Bing's love, but Murong Bing felt that every second like this would be happier than a lifetime.

This is their love, Yun Muyi said to herself in her heart.

Even so, Yun Muyi still knew that Murong Hai's happiness would not come alone, because behind these gains, there were memories of being young and ignorant.

Although Murong Hai refused to tell him these things, he knew that perhaps from today on, Yun Muyi seemed to have more concern in his heart, a concern for Murong Chuchu.

"Now, do you think your mother hates your father?" Thinking of this, Yun Muyi helped the woman up from her arms, then wiped the tears from her cheeks, looked at her seriously, and then asked.

"No hatred." Murong Chuchu shook her head firmly.

"Do you still hate that man?" Yun Muyi asked again.

"I won't hate it anymore." Murong Chuchu, who was still very determined, shook his head and replied.

"Then do you love him?" Yun Muyi continued to ask.

"Love." This time, Murong Chuchu nodded without any hesitation.

"Yun Muyi, you--" After answering, Murong Chuchu did not wait for Yun Muyi to ask again, but she wanted to know how to protect this hard-won happiness until the end of the day, but was interrupted by Yun Muyi.

"If Murong Hai is a man who likes to see you laugh, then Murong Chuchu, I want to tell you that from today on, there will be another man who likes to see you laugh. That person is me, Yun Muyi."

After saying that, Yun Muyi saw Murong Chuchu laughing happily. That kind of smile seemed to return to the beginning of that memory, so innocent and so happy.

Seeing this, Yun Muyi also laughed because he knew that the gap between the father and daughter, the invisible knot, might be untied after tonight, and Murong Chuchu would really come out of that matter and face life bravely.
Chapter completed!