Chapter 1064

Revisiting an old place brings much sadness.

The sadness of her family had always been buried in her heart, and she dared not touch it.

The young girl Jean Grey touched the wall with tears in her eyes, murmuring that nothing had changed. The middle-aged man looked at her, wanting to say something but stopping, and finally turned his head to restrain the emotions that were welling up.

"Would you like to eat something, or drink something?" he asked politely.

The young girl Jean Grey laughed dumbly: "No, I... you don't need to entertain me."

"It's really good to see you."

The words of genuine emotion made the middle-aged man reveal an awkward, fake smile: "I'll go pour you a glass of water."

The young girl Jean Grey didn't know what her mood should be at this moment; she walked unsteadily toward another wall with tears in her eyes.

Several photos were hanging on the wall.

There were photos of her father, her mother, and photos of her parents together, but there was not a single one of her.

Not a single one!

She felt as if her heart had been struck heavily by a hammer; it hurt, it hurt so much...

"Jean."

The middle-aged man returned with a glass of water.

The young girl Jean Grey turned to look at him: "There isn't a single one of me in these photos. You never looked for me. Why didn't you come to find me?"

"Jean... let's sit down and talk." Facing the direct questioning, the middle-aged man couldn't help but feel some fear.

"No, I don't want to sit down. I want to know why, why you didn't come to find me back then."

"Don't try to lie to me, I can read minds!"

The young girl Jean Grey's emotions were somewhat agitated; she wanted to know why!

"I couldn't raise her. I didn't even know what she was."

"I know."

"Will you take her away?"

The middle-aged man didn't speak, but under the perception of psychic ability, the young girl Jean Grey saw what he was thinking in his heart.

That was the conversation he had with the Professor back then.

The young girl Jean Grey looked at him in disappointment and murmured: "You didn't even say goodbye to me back then."

"I didn't have a chance to say goodbye to your mother back then either," the middle-aged man said.

"I was only eight years old at the time! How could you treat me like that!"

The agitated young girl Jean Grey shattered the glass in the middle-aged man's hand directly, which seemed to make him let go as well, and he began to question her with agitated emotions.

"Do you want to read my brain? Then take a good look, and don't forget what you did!"

Fragments of the car accident from back then surfaced in the young girl Jean Grey's mind. The tears she had been holding back flowed down, and the tragic state of the car accident made her let out a heart-rending wail.

"No!"

"No!"

"No!"

"Sorry, Jean. My world collapsed on that day, and I considered you dead too!"

The middle-aged man looked at the sad young girl Jean Grey, spoke his true feelings, and also dealt her a heavy blow.

For the middle-aged man, his originally happy family had fallen apart in a single day; his daughter was a monster, and his wife had been killed by his daughter.

What could he do?

Just as he said, his world collapsed on that day.

He couldn't bring himself to forget his wife's death and continue raising his monster-like daughter.

For the young girl Jean Grey, she had lost her mother, and her father, who was clearly alive, had abandoned her.

She was only eight years old at the time, only eight years old!

She couldn't control her abilities at all, and she didn't want to hurt her parents!

Who was right and who was wrong?

Was the middle-aged man wrong? Was the young girl Jean Grey wrong?

Perhaps, this is the true reality, right?

Not every matter can be clearly divided into right and wrong!

Although Su Quan was outside the house, he heard the conversation between the two inside clearly, and he was also completely clear about their psychological activities and thoughts...

Was the father wrong or was the daughter wrong?

He didn't care at all!

Just like the saying that only children distinguish right from wrong, while adults only look at benefits, Su Quan didn't care who was right or wrong. He wasn't here to reason; he was here to back up the young girl Jean Grey!

"Boom!"

Powerful energy erupted in the apartment, and the lawn under Su Quan's feet trembled slightly, as if an earthquake were about to happen.

A few seconds later, the ground returned to calm.

The young girl Jean Grey walked out of the apartment, her voice low: "Let's go."

Su Quan glanced at the apartment. Inside, the middle-aged man was slumped on the floor, looking dazed.

The young girl Jean Grey, who had lost the Phoenix Force, didn't lose control and turn into the Dark Phoenix, but Su Quan could feel that she had completely severed ties with her father.

From this day forward, the father considers the daughter dead, and the daughter considers the father dead.

"Fine."

Su Quan put his arm around her waist and disappeared with a "whoosh."

The next day.

The sunlight was exceptionally bright, and all the beauty in the world seemed to pale in comparison to a single ray of light at this moment.

The warm sunlight shone on her through the window, making the person who had just woken up feel not at all refreshed after a full sleep, but rather even more languid.

Stealing half a day of leisure from a busy life, the mood is half-Buddha and half-immortal.

"What are you looking at?"

"Looking at you."

"I... what is there to look at about me."

"You're wrong to say that. As the saying goes, the people one likes are all different, while the people one hates all have the same face."

"The saying also goes: If you decide to shine, there are no mountains to block you, no seas to stop you."

"The saying also goes..."

"There's more?"

"Fine, the saying says there isn't, but the doctor says I have low blood sugar and need a few sweet words."

"Pfft—" The young girl Jean Grey hammered Su Quan and said with a strange look: "You now are completely different from you yesterday. I really didn't expect you to be such a Lord of the Void."

Su Quan shrugged: "That's a funny thing to say. You now are also completely different from you yesterday, aren't you?"

The young girl Jean Grey was speechless; there was absolutely nothing wrong with that statement, and besides, if I were the same as yesterday, would you still be in the mood to talk about this and that right now?