Chapter 2

• I pushed open the door to the ward.
• Everyone in the room was looking at me.
• Sherry's parents immediately came up to me warmly.
• "Seline, thank you so much!" Mrs. Don, Sherry’s mother, shook my hand vigorously.
• She was wearing the latest LV bag, and her diamond ring was sparkling.
• "Don't worry, when Sherry recovers, we will definitely give you what you want." Mr. Don echoed from the side.
• They were saying thank you with their mouths.
• But their eyes were full of contempt and mockery.
• As if I were a homeless man who sold his daughter for money.
• Victor stood by the bedside enjoying it all.
• He had his hand on Sherry's shoulder, playing the role of a passionate and powerful savior.
• He was very satisfied with the harmonious scene before him.
• So he cleared his throat.
• "There's something else I want to announce in front of everyone."
• He hugged Sherry tightly.
• "When Sherry recovers, I will divorce Seline."
• His gaze fell on me, looking at me like trash.
• "I will kick her out."
• "Because of you, and your rotten father, you don't deserve anything of mine."
• Sherry's parents exchanged a satisfied look.
• Sherry weakly leaned against Victor's chest, her eyes full of victorious light.
• Victor was not done yet.
• He looked at me triumphantly, admiring the pain and despair that should have been on my face.
• "Oh, by the way, I also invited the media."
• "After a successful surgery tomorrow, I will live stream on TikTuk."
• "I want to show how forgiving I am, using my broad mind to save a rotten gambler."
• "I want to vindicate my love with Sherry."
• The light in his eyes was blinding.
• He wanted to trample on my “father's corpse," trample on my son's heart, and compose a hymn for his love.
• So touching.
• So ironic.
• I looked at the ugly faces of these people, but my heart remained calm.
• I just asked softly.
• "Victor, are you sure you want to make such a big fuss about this?"
• He thought I was scared.
• He thought I was begging for mercy.
• He laughed even more arrogantly, more domineering.
• "Of course!"
• "I want everyone to see who deserves to stand by my side!"
• "I also want everyone to know how much of a failure you, Seline, are!"
• On the day of the surgery, it was just getting light outside.
• The hospital entrance was already crowded with the media.
• There were more reporters invited by Victor than family members visiting.
• The flashlights never stopped.
• Victor stepped out of his Bentley.
• He was dressed in a tailored suit, his hair slicked back.
• But there was weariness and determination in his face.
• He began his long-prepared speech in front of the camera.
• "Thank you to all the media friends for coming."
• His voice was low and hoarse, his expression serious.
• "Today, standing here, my feelings are complicated."
• "As a husband, I have experienced betrayal."
• He looked at me in the crowd.
• "But as a man, I choose to take responsibility."
• "The man who once hurt my family, my father-in-law, is now fighting for his life in the ICU."
• "And my beloved, Miss Sherry, is also hanging by a thread due to heart failure."
• "Fate has played a cruel joke, but it has also brought a glimmer of hope."
• "My father-in-law's blood type matches perfectly with Sherry's!"
• He took a deep breath, a savior-like glow on his face.
• "Setting aside personal grievances to save a life, this is love, this is responsibility."
• "I hope my choice can bring a little warmth to this world."
• The speech was perfect.
• Messages flew rapidly in the live broadcast room.
• "Mr. Hudson is so great! This is true love!"
• "If it weren't for that homeless man saving Miss Sherry, she would probably have starved to death by now!"
• "Why hasn't Seline left yet? If I were her, I would be too ashamed to leave the house."
• Curses filled the screen.
• Victor became the spokesperson for love and greatness, while my father and I, who had never shown our faces, became the despised ones.
• Sherry was pushed out by the nurses in a crowd.
• She looked like a princess about to be crowned.
• As she passed by me, she smiled through the crowd.
• Mouthing silently.
• "Thank you for your son's heart, Seline."