Phoenix Nirvana: The King's Alluring Medical Concubine

Chapter 27 Lin Mansion 2
Xia Ziran nodded, then handed the letter he picked up from the ground to Lin Feng and said, "This is a letter from Xishui."

Lin Feng took the letter and looked at the letter in his hand with a complicated expression. The familiar handwriting on the cover made Lin Feng's hand holding the letter tremble slightly.

Dad said.

Lin Feng slowly opened the letter in his hand, but the contents of the letter made him cry several times.

Dad, when you read this letter, your daughter should have already left you. Although you have severed ties with me, you are a father for a day and a father for life. In my daughter’s heart, you will always be my favorite dad .What happened at the beginning was that your daughter was sorry for you, but she didn't regret it. Brother Xia was very kind to her, and she was very happy to be with him.

Since leaving your father, my daughter has not missed you for a day. I often imagine that one day you will suddenly appear in Xiajia Village and tell me that you have accepted Brother Xia, and then our family will be together forever.But I know that all of this is my extravagant wish, and you should hate me as an unfilial daughter in your heart.

Marrying Brother Xia is my daughter's wishful thinking. It has nothing to do with Brother Xia. I hope my father will not blame him. Now that my daughter is gone, the most worrying things are Brother Xia and my daughter Zijin. Since my father can read this letter, I believe them You must have encountered difficulties, father, daughter hope you can help brother Xia not to embarrass him.

Father, forgive my daughter for not being filial by your side. In the next life, if you don't dislike me, I will still be your daughter. ——The unfilial girl stays in the stream.

Lin Feng had a son and a daughter. Xishui's mother died of dystocia when she gave birth to Xishui. Lin Feng later married another person, who gave birth to a son for him.

But what Lin Feng loves most in his heart is always the daughter born to him by his beloved woman. Since childhood, Lin Feng left all the best to Xishui, and when she grew up, he personally chose a husband for her.

Unexpectedly, after she came back from a few days of sightseeing, she told him that she had someone she liked, and that he would not marry.

After learning that the other party turned out to be a poor scholar with nothing, Lin Feng was very angry and refused to agree to the marriage. Lin Feng's wife Fan Ru strongly opposed it.

However, although both Lin Feng and Fan Ru were very opposed to this marriage, their thoughts were quite different.

Lin Feng was worried that Xi Shui would suffer hardships following Xia Ziran, while Fan Ru was worried that Xia Ziran would not be able to pay the dowry.

Although Lin Feng cut off the father-daughter relationship with Xishui impulsively, he has been sending people to Xishui to send various things and money, and has sent people to tell Xishui several times that if she wants to come back, she can come back.

It's a pity that every time Lin Feng got the answer - his daughter is doing well, and his father doesn't have to worry about it.

However, what Lin Feng didn't know was that Fan Ru secretly blocked everything he asked people to do, and neither the things nor the words could reach the stream.

Because of Fan Ru's secret tricks, the father and daughter missed each other again and again.

After reading the letter, Lin Feng seemed to have aged ten years in an instant, and his trembling hands could barely hold the letter paper in his hand. His daughter was gone, leaving him forever.

Lin Feng closed his eyes for a long time and was silent in grief. After a long time, he opened his red eyes and looked at Xia Ziran, and asked in a low voice, "How did she get away, Xishui?"

Thinking of Xi Shui's appearance when he was about to leave, Xia Ziran felt a throbbing pain in his heart, and resisted the discomfort in his heart and said: "I got sick and left."

Hearing Xia Ziran's words, Lin Feng's face suddenly became angry, and he shouted angrily: "Since you are sick, why didn't you invite a doctor for treatment, why didn't you send someone to notify me? How can you bear to watch a good person leave because of illness?" go!"

(End of this chapter)