Divorce, ex-wife, doting

"Vitoria, don't be sad. I didn't expect uncle to do this, but your life is still long. Don't be too sad."

Ever since Vitoria's father was taken away by the police, she had been sitting in Su Peipei's office, hugging her on the sofa and crying.

"Peipei, why is your brother doing this to me?"

In fact, Vitoria had been blaming Su Zhenyu for seeing her like this, but he had not pleaded for her, and his heart was very uncomfortable.

She had thought that Su Zhenyu still had some good feelings for her, but now it seemed that she was a little disappointed in him.

She had done so much for him, but he didn't appreciate it. She didn't care if he didn't respond to her hints, because she always thought that as long as she was good to him, he would definitely be touched by her.

But now it seems that Su Zhenyu doesn't like her at all, and she's starting to give up.

The person she liked sent her father straight to prison, and she begged him, but he left ruthlessly, completely ignoring her tears and her thoughts.

There is a kind of pity called you love him, but he will never see you.

Or, to put it another way, it's just being sentimental.

Love is something that you love and I want to do. If one side doesn't catch a cold, why do you force it on others?

"Vitoria, it might be true that your father did something wrong."

Seeing his best friend say that about his brother, Su Peipei didn't feel good either.

She was in the middle of a dilemma. Even though she had just arrived at the company, she knew that Vitoria's father had stolen information from the company and sold it to someone else. It must be illegal, and her brother was the victim, or their entire company was the victim.

"Peipei, even you won't help me, hmph!"

Hearing his best friend talk like this, Vitoria flicked and stood up.

God knows how sad she was. She was sad enough that her father had been taken away, but no one helped her. Now even Su Peipei, who she regarded as her best friend, did not speak for her. She was really angry.

"Vitoria, it's not that I don't help you, it's your father's fault."

Seeing her being so unreasonable, Su Peipei was also irritated.

She also stood up and argued with Vitoria.

"Hmph!"

Vitoria snorted, then slammed the door and left.

Who do you think you are? I've been so nice to you for so many years, but you actually gave me the cold shoulder.

When Vitoria slammed the door and left, Su Peipei looked at her back and thought to herself.

"Su Zhenyu, my father has been working hard in the company for so many years. I didn't expect you to be such a heartless person. I had misjudged you at first. Hmph!"

After Vitoria came out of Su Peipei's office, he came straight to Su Zhenyu to settle the score.

Su Zhenyu? Is this woman calling him by his first name now? But it sounds good too. It's better than a mouthful of Ah Yu, and it gives him goosebumps.

"I'm your boss. Call me Su Boss."

Su Zhenyu was a little angry and his tone was full of impatience.

"I'm sorry. I'm officially applying to resign now. You're no longer my boss."

Su Zhenyu didn't expect this Vitoria to have some backbone and resign. He was a little shocked.

However, how could he let her resign so easily? He hadn't found out if Vitoria had contributed anything in this matter.

"Our company has a rule that you have to apply for resignation three days in advance. I think you are still my subordinate."

Su Zhenyu thought it was getting more and more interesting, and this Vitoria seemed quite interesting.

She was slightly teasing and had a bad smile on her face.

"Okay, Su Boss, okay."

Vitoria showed a little bit of compromise, took a step back and said to Su Zhenyu.

"I just want to know what crime my dad committed?"

All she wanted to do now was to find out what had happened. How did his father get caught by the police all of a sudden?

"You don't know?"

I didn't expect Su Zhenyu to ask her back what she knew.

"How would I know? You brought a bunch of police officers here at noon and took my dad away. How would I know?"

"You played dumb with me. How could your father have been so successful without your help?"

Su Zhenyu was irritated by her. It seemed that he could not be nice to her. He would always play dumb with him. He was so angry.

After slapping the table, Su Zhenyu stood up and pressed Vitoria, pointing at her as a rebuke.

"Let me tell you, I'm still looking for your question. When I find out, you'll have a prison meal!"

This time, Vitoria was completely dumbfounded. Her problem, what's wrong with her?

But she was frightened by Su Zhenyu and stood there motionless.

"If you're okay, just get back to work. Don't stand here and get in my way."

After that, Su Zhenyu sat down and, as if nothing had happened just now, began to take things seriously.

This was a habit he had developed over the years. He could always take it back after getting angry, and then continue to work as if nothing had happened.

After seeing Su Zhenyu like this, Vitoria also slightly recovered, did not say anything, turned around and left.

Instead of going back to her office, she went to the underground garage and was about to drive home. She wanted to find out if her father had any important company documents left at home. She wanted to destroy them as soon as possible. Otherwise, if the police found out, the blame would be even worse.

She sped all the way home.

There was no one at home, and she was the only one living at home. Her father rarely came back, sometimes in the middle of the night.

Walking into her father's study, Vitoria had never been to her father's study, because her father had never allowed her into his study, so Vitoria had always been obedient and never went in.

This is the first time I've been inside.

Pushing the door open, Vitoria's first impression was that it was dark.

The curtains were tightly closed, and the air was oppressive, as if they had not been opened for a long time.

She hurriedly opened the curtains and the windows. When they were brighter, she relaxed a little. After all, she was a woman, and she was afraid.

The afternoon sun rushed in as soon as the curtains were drawn and spilled on the cupboard in the study.

It was as if the study had not seen the sun for a long time, and in an instant everything in the room seemed to shine brightly.

Vitoria found a feather duster and carefully wiped the dust off the bookcase and the windows.

In her memory, she had never entered this study.

When she was very young, when she entered by mistake, she was beaten up by her father. From then on, Vitoria remembered that this was a place where she could not enter.