Rebirth: I Became Mr.President’s Beloved
Chapter 185: My Dad Has a Severe Masochistic Disorder

Chapter 185: Chapter 185: My Dad Has a Severe Masochistic Disorder

The irony at the bottom of Tang Li’s eyes sent Lai Wenyan storming out the door.

"Bang—!" The heavy door slamming echoed through the dormitory halls.

It was at this moment that Wu Xuehan came back with a foot-soaking tub in her hands.

"Uncle left?" Wu Xuehan put the water-filled foot-soaking tub on the ground, shook her arms, and asked Tang Li, "Did the chat not go so well?"

She had heard the door slamming from next door.

Afraid that Tang Li was in a bad mood, Wu Xuehan changed the subject: "I saw a foot-soaking tub at Yu Sui’s place; she said it could massage if you plug it in. You’ve been so exhausting from filming lately, I think it’s really necessary for you to soak your feet."

However, no sooner had she finished her sentence than Tang Li walked over, picked up the foot-soaking tub, and left the dormitory.

Wu Xuehan thought Tang Li was just going to return it and hurried out after her.

To her surprise, she found that Tang Li went to the end of the corridor.

At the end of the corridor was a window overlooking the exit of the dormitory building.

Lai Wenyan, with an unpleasant face, had just walked out of the dormitory building when a tub of water poured down like a torrential rain, drenching him from head to toe.

"..."

Lai Wenyan wiped his face, his anger rising sharply: "Who the hell dumped that water!"

He looked up—

Apart from the dark night sky, he saw nothing!

Damn it!

Lai Wenyan cursed under his breath while wiping his hair and clothes with a handkerchief. As he stepped down the stairs, his leather shoes hit a wet piece of fruit peel, his left foot slid forward sharply, and he fell on his backside on the ground.

Old Liang saw this from the car and hurriedly got out to help Lai Wenyan.

Just before getting into the car, Lai Wenyan stopped him: "Wait a moment! Just wait."

"Are you alright, Councilman?" Old Liang was worried.

Under the night sky, Lai Wenyan’s face turned from red to white.

He couldn’t tell Old Liang that the fall had... pulled something in his groin.

Watching Lai Wenyan being helped into the car by the driver, limping like an old woman with bound feet, Tang Li took the foot-soaking tub and turned around, only to see Wu Xuehan standing there agape. She shrugged lightly: "My dad has a serious masochism condition; he usually likes it when people do this to him."

"..." That explanation was pretty casual.

When Wu Xuehan returned to the dormitory, she found Tang Li already having dinner.

Sitting next to Tang Li, Wu Xuehan thought for a moment and then spoke up: "Ah Li, even if you and your uncle have conflicts, he is still your father after all. It’s best not to make things too stiff. Blood ties can’t be severed. I don’t want you to have regrets in the future."

Tang Li stopped eating, turned her head to look at Wu Xuehan, and slightly curved her lips: "Not all parents love their children. Some see their child as a stain; blood ties can’t be severed, but they can be ignored. Whatever I do now, I won’t regret it in the future."

"...Has uncle been unkind to you?"

After a long pause, Wu Xuehan asked.

Tang Li replied with just one sentence: "Starting tonight, I no longer have a father."

For the next two days, Tang Li stayed on the set filming.

Returning from the film set on Friday afternoon, she heard a whistle as she approached the entrance of Wentan Garden.

Wu Xuehan was having her period these two days, resting in the dormitory and hadn’t accompanied her between the film set and the school.

Tang Li followed the whistling sound—

A red and black heavy-duty motorcycle was parked by the road.

Fu Si, wearing a black jacket and jeans, was straddling the motorcycle, his long legs supporting him on the ground, arms leaning on the handlebars, his blonde hair dazzling in the sunlight, looking at Tang Li with a grin.

As Tang Li approached, he lifted his chin and gestured behind him: "Get on."

"Where to?" Tang Li asked him.

"I’m taking you home for dinner."