To say he wasn't feeling bad would definitely be a lie, but no matter how hard it was, what he could do was respect the child's own wishes, so she wouldn't resent him in the future.
In fact, Loo Han could also understand his daughter Xingxing's choice.
The Jhiang family lived in such a large compound; you didn't even need to ask about their background. Unlike his family, who lived in a small town forty or fifty li outside North City. He worked at the local police station; he was the chief there, but compared with the kind of work the Jhiang family did, there was simply no comparison.
His wife taught at the town's primary school. With their two incomes, supporting the four of them was more than enough.
Yes, counting his daughter, he had two children; the elder was a boy, eleven this year.
He had been assigned to the town police station after transferring out of the army.
"Let's leave it at that."
