He was not unwilling to pursue a stable and simple love, but before he could confirm his own feelings, he could not place his heart on another person.
Recalling his childhood, although his father repeatedly claimed to love his mother, he had married another woman within just half a year of his mother’s death. No matter how much he protested, he could not change his father’s decision. From then on, he began to harbor resentment and distance towards his father and stepmother, with an unshakable nightmare festering in his heart.
And that knot was the source of his inability to free himself, he had placed shackles on himself, binding himself with painful and self-reproachful memories, thereby alleviating his sense of guilt and… emotional alienation from his father.
He had always been vigilant that those who made mistakes should accept punishment, no matter who they were.
Including… himself.
From the novel “Hello, Bad CEO”
Chapter 5 Hmph! I don’t want to help him do more work! Yesterday, helping him made me exhausted, and I didn’t even hear a thank you. I don’t want to cause myself more trouble! Lin Weiwan muttered to herself while doing the work assigned by Yan Yukang.
Today, Uncle Yan was quite busy because he heard guests were coming for dinner, but the kitchen helper, Obasan, could not come temporarily. So she was pulled into the kitchen to help as a firefighting squad.
Actually, helping in the kitchen wasn’t bad! At least she could temporarily escape the torture of that pervert CEO.
She always felt that whenever she appeared in front of him, he would yell at her and do everything possible to make her suffer, as if not finding work for this free maid would make him feel at a loss. Calling him a pervert, and he still wouldn’t admit it!
She held an iron brush and was vigorously scrubbing the countertop.
Scrubbing left and right, battling stubborn grease.
Ring, ring, ring…
An urgent phone rang in the dining room.
Lin Weiwan stopped her work and looked around.
Huh? Why was no one answering?
She casually wiped the bubbles from her hands and picked up the receiver. Before she could speak, the extremely loud Taiwanese Mandarin almost burst her eardrum. She moved the receiver away from her ear and then heard the other party start talking rapidly.
