"Of course not," Luo'er shook her head without hesitation, "I can't bear to lose such a good chief."
"I have no interest in the throne," Cheng Ziang sighed with relief, "I just want to see how that guy fails. I want him to watch everything he meticulously prepared rot in his hands bit by bit. Only then can it justify what he did to my mother."
"Full of vengeance..."
"You should have thought of this when you let me board the ship," Cheng Ziang said.
"That's why I let you board. Some burdens need to reach their final conclusion." Luo'er sighed softly.
"You're on an away mission again, how will you explain it to your mother when you get back?" Cheng Ziang looked at him and asked.
"Uh, this..."
At this question, Luo'er seemed a bit awkward.
"Your mom will forgive you anyway, right?" Cheng Ziang smiled faintly.
In the end, his smile gradually dimmed, and he murmured, "It's nice to have a mom..."
