"Jingjing, Daddy knows you like Fu Chenxuan, but if he doesn't like you back, let's not force it," Mr. Lin said, even though he really wished his daughter could be with the one she loved. Yet, the pain of unrequited love was too much for him to bear.
Lin Jing nodded lightly, "Yes." She had already stopped insisting; approaching him this time was a last resort.
Mr. Lin looked at his daughter and sighed deeply, unsure of what to do with her.
"Jingjing, after this work report, there's a high chance I might be transferred back to Beijing." Looking at his daughter's profile, Mr. Lin thought for a moment before sharing the uncertain news.
Lin Jing was taken aback, listening as her father continued, "If Daddy gets transferred back to Beijing, then our whole family can live together. I will find a better psychologist for your mom, and try to resolve her issues. Jingjing, in her heart, your mom still loves you. She just can't get past her own barriers."
