Lin Hao boarded the return flight.
Looking at the buildings growing smaller outside the window, Lin Hao felt despair fill his heart.
That means the only person left who can exchange a life for his father’s is himself.
The cruelest thing in the world is to give someone hope, and then let them despair.
Lin Hao doesn’t want to die; he is just over thirty, supposedly with a bright future and plenty of time.
Does he really have to exchange his life?
But the family knows their own matters, Father started from scratch, and now all those old colleagues around him have become old and sly within the company.
It’s difficult to get rid of them, and Lin Hao lacks the ability to maintain the company’s stability.
Those people think he grew up in luxury like a spoiled young master and don’t respect him at all.
They just respect his father’s face for now.
Lin Hao dares to bet that as soon as his father’s funeral is over, those people will definitely start fighting for power and divide the company without hesitation.
And he would not be able to gain any advantage from those old foxes.
By then, the Lin family’s riches will have to be handed over to others, and Lin Hao’s future days may not go smoothly.
He can’t let his father go , but Lin Hao starts to fear really dying.
If only Aunt were still alive—
Unfortunately, after asking three people, he received about the same answer and had to accept this fact.
Father has only three months left, if during this time he could have a child, that would be great.
Lin Hao thought about it and began to consider another idea.
An idea he didn’t dare think about before.
So a bottom line is something that decreases step by step; baseness is a shadow in human nature.
A momentary light might illuminate the shadow, but the shadow sticks like a shadow, and who knows when it will come out?
Lin Hao decided to go back and look for a former lover he had a fling with, hoping one of them secretly bore his child, waiting for the future to divide the inheritance.
He was willing to spend a fortune to buy that child’s life.
The show recording continued.
Time passed quickly, finally arriving at the afternoon of the third day.
In just a few more hours, all the recording would come to an end.
Everyone finally gathered together.
Other than Yue Qingqing and Gong Qiming who lived comfortably, everyone else felt exhausted mentally and physically.
Gu Tiantian weakly said, "I really regret not having read Robinson Crusoe closely before. If I ever end up stranded on an island, it might be easier to jump into the sea and reincarnate. I never want to go out into the wild for a view again, modern cities suit me better."
Wu Manbai consoled, "Actually, remembering this later might turn out to be a wonderful memory, and there’s nothing bad about connecting with nature once in a while."
Gu Tiantian glanced at Rong Leyi, thinking of her boyfriend’s meticulous care and their teamwork over the past few days, and felt it seemed somewhat reasonable.
While this pair’s relationship warmed, on the other side, the atmosphere between Zhang Caidie and Ou Chi dropped to freezing point.
Now, every time Ou Chi saw Zhang Caidie’s face, it disgusted him.
Determined to get rid of this woman as soon as they got back.
Zhang Caidie silently stared at Yue Qingqing from the corner of her eye.
Soon the recording would end, and she knew that once they went back, both the director and Ou Chi would definitely try to replace her.
If she didn’t complete the task, who knows how that old woman would deal with her.
Zhang Caidie shivered, instinctively feeling Ding Xiulan was not someone easy to mess with.
The remaining few hours were her only chance now.
Thinking of this, Zhang Caidie decided not to make any preambles and walked straight toward Yue Qingqing.
"Grandma Wu just said something right, many things when remembered later turn into beautiful memories."
Seeing Zhang Caidie coming over, everyone present frowned imperceptibly, clearly not having a good impression of her.
Zhang Caidie smiled sweetly at Yue Qingqing as if she hadn’t noticed.
"Speaking of which, I remember the time we spent in Daye Village, now thinking back, it’s quite worth remembering, isn’t it?"