Chapter 15 — I Missed The Day My Child Was Born

Saw Tran Chi Vien sitting on the sofa. He lost a lot of weight. Hair is a bit messy. The whole person was visibly emaciated.

“What are you doing here?”

I asked coldly.

“I want to talk to you.”

Tran Chi Vien stood up.

“It's my business.”

“There's nothing to say.”

I turned around to leave.

“I beg you.”

Tran Chi Vien quickly pulled my hand back.

“Just give me ten minutes.”

"Is that Okay?"

I immediately pushed his hand away.

“Don't touch me.”

“I know you hate me.”

Tran Chi Vien said hoarsely.

“But the baby is innocent.”

“He needs a father.”

I looked at him. Cold eyes.

“Since you left me alone in the delivery room.”

“Since I took To Uyen to Sanya.”

“Since you turned off the phone and disappeared.”

“You have personally renounced your status as a father.”

Tran Chi Vien's face immediately turned pale. But this time. I don't feel heartbroken anymore. Only serenity remains after completely letting go.

“I don't need it.”

I said coldly.

“Having me is enough.”

“I really know I was wrong.”

Tran Chi Vien's eyes were red.

“Every day I regret it.”

“Regretted my choice that year.”

“Is regret useful?”

I laughed coldly.

“When I was with To Uyen in Sanya.”

“Have you ever thought about me and the baby?”

Tran Chi Vien bowed his head. Don't dare look me straight in the eyes.

“Where is To Uyen?”

“Why don't you come with me?”

“We broke up.”

He replied softly.

“Break up already?”

I wasn't surprised.

“Seeing that you are no longer worth using.”

“Should I kick you?”

Tran Chi Vien was silent.

“Tran Chi Vien.”

“I told you before.”

“She doesn't really love you.”

I said calmly.

“Do you know now?”

“You are blind.”

Tran Chi Vien smiled bitterly.

“Now I understand.”

“Someone who truly loves you.”

“Only you.”

I laughed sarcastically.

“Tran Chi Vien.”

“You think too highly of yourself.”

“My love for you.”

“Dead from the moment you betrayed me.”

“Don't say my name.”

I coldly interrupted.

“We no longer have any relationship.”

“So what about you?”

Tran Chi Vien almost begged.

“After all, he is my son.”

“He is my son.”

I nodded.

“But he doesn't need a father like you.”

“You can change.”

Tran Chi Vien said hoarsely.

“I can start over.”

"It's late."

I shook my head.

“Tran Chi Vien.”

“There were mistakes.”

“Once committed.”

“There will never be a chance to fix it.”

“I think you understand that.”

“I beg you.”

Tran Chi Vien almost wanted to kneel.

“Give me a chance.”

“I'm willing to do anything to make up for it.”

“Anything?”

I looked at him.

“So can you turn back time?”

“Can you make me trust you again?”

“Can you make me forget your betrayal?”

Tran Chi Vien was completely silent. Can't answer a single question.

“Couldn't do it.”

“Let's not talk about compensation anymore.”

I said calmly.

“Tran Chi Vien.”

“We are finished.”

“It's completely over.”

“But what about you…”

He still refused to give up.

“You will have a good future.”

I looked straight at him.

“But that future doesn't need your participation.”

“Please leave.”

“Don't keep disturbing our lives.”

I turned around and returned to the office. Leave Tran Chi Vien stood alone outside. My colleagues all looked at me. There was sympathy in his eyes. Also curious.

“It's nothing.”

I smile at everyone.

“Everyone, keep working.”

Afternoon after work. I discovered that Tran Chi Vien was still standing downstairs at the company.

“Aren't you leaving yet?”

I frowned.

“I want to see you.”

Tran Chi Vien spoke in a low voice.

“Just look once.”

"Is that Okay?"

"Impossible."

I refused immediately. Tran Chi Vien is hot-tempered.

“He is my son!”

“Legally, yes.”

I replied coldly.

“But in reality, no.”

“A man.”

“Even when my child was born, I wasn't present.”

"What qualifications do you have to claim to be a father?"

Tran Chi Vien's throat was blocked again. Could not find a rebuttal.

“Tran Chi Vien.”

“I said it for the last time.”

I looked at him. Every word is clear.

“Stay out of my mother and my life.”

“Don't show up again.”

“If you really love me.”

“Then let it grow up in peace.”

He still wants to say something.

“If you continue to harass us.”

“I will report it to the police.”

I coldly warned. See the determination in my eyes. Tran Chi Vien did not say another word.