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"Are you... okay?" Liu Liuwen's voice was soft, as if afraid of disturbing something.
"I'm fine. You should focus on getting better," Lin Feng replied calmly, without much emotional fluctuation.
"I'm sorry..." Tears streamed down Liu Liuwen's face. She knew she had made an irreparable mistake and hurt the person she loved the most.
"Let the past be the past," Lin Feng said lightly. "You just take care of yourself, and we'll talk about everything else later."
Lin Feng didn't want to bring up the past anymore. He understood that no matter what was said, it couldn't change the facts that had already occurred. Right now, he only wanted to take good care of his daughter and provide her with a complete home.
"Dad, I want to be alone with Mom for a while," Lin Keke said, looking up at Lin Feng with understanding.
Lin Feng nodded and stepped outside the hospital room, gently closing the door behind him. He leaned against the wall in the corridor, closed his eyes, and took a deep breath.
Memories of his past with Liu Liuwen flashed through his mind—those once beautiful moments had now turned into sharp thorns, piercing his heart.
Inside the hospital room, Lin Keke climbed onto the bed and nestled beside Liu Liuwen. She gently stroked Liu Liuwen's cheek with her small hand and asked in a sweet voice, "Mom, are you sick? Why do you look so unwell?"
Seeing her daughter's innocent face made Liu Liuwen feel even more guilty, and tears flowed uncontrollably down her cheeks. "Mom is fine; I'm just a bit tired. I just need to rest."
"Mom, please don't cry. When you cry, Keke wants to cry too." Lin Keke used her tiny hands to wipe away Liu Liuwen's tears, so understanding it was heart-wrenching.
"Keke, be good. Mom won't cry anymore." Liu Liuwen forced a smile through her pain and held her daughter tightly.
In the corridor, Lin Feng's phone suddenly rang. He took out his phone and saw that it was a call from the company's Legal Director, Su Qing.
"Mr. Lin, the press conference is ready. When will you be coming over?" Su Qing's voice was as capable as ever.
"I'll be there shortly," Lin Feng replied before hanging up. He took a deep breath, pushed open the door to the hospital room, and walked inside.
"Keke, Daddy needs to step out for a bit. Can you be a good girl and stay with Mommy?" Lin Feng said as he approached the bed, gently stroking his daughter's head.
"Okay, Daddy, you go ahead. I'll take good care of Mommy," Lin Keke nodded understandingly.
Lin Feng glanced gratefully at his daughter before turning to look at Liu Liuwen on the hospital bed. His expression was complicated, but in the end, he said nothing and turned to leave the room.
An hour later, Lin Feng appeared at the venue of the company's press conference. Dressed in a black suit, he looked calm, showing no signs of emotional fluctuation.
"Dear media friends, hello everyone, I am Lin Feng." Standing on stage and facing the numerous cameras of the media below, Lin Feng spoke in a calm and firm tone. "The purpose of today's press conference is to clarify some matters and to provide an explanation to those who care about me."
Lin Feng paused for a moment, scanning the crowd below before revealing all the evidence he had without reservation.
The thunderous revelation at the press conference quickly ignited public opinion. Furthermore, some even dug into the shady dealings within Chen Qiang's family business.
The Chen Qiang family business had already been struggling due to poor management, with stock prices plummeting. Now that the scandal was exposed, it was even worse; their stock prices fell drastically.
Under pressure, the Chen Qiang family chose to sever ties with Chen Qiang and sold off their stocks to cover their losses. The once-mighty second-generation rich kid found himself with nothing in an instant.
After experiencing all of this, Lin Feng chose to hand over the company to professional managers and returned to his hometown with his daughter Keke, leading a calm and happy life.
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