Chapter 1325 - 1322: Is This What a Father Is Like?

Chapter 1325: Chapter 1322: Is This What a Father Is Like?

"I don’t agree either," Elder Ji slowly spoke, "No matter what happens between Ji Han and Ashi in the future, Little Nine will always be my granddaughter. My grandson has already been sent by you, and now you still plan to send my granddaughter to her death?!"

Chen Buqun was anxious, "Uncle Ji, you know that’s not what we mean. We wouldn’t look for Bi Xia if it wasn’t absolutely necessary. But right now, among these people, Bi Xia has the highest spiritual power, and if Bi Xia agrees, our success rate will increase significantly. Plus, Qin Zhan and Feng Zhihuai are currently missing, and we have no way to contact them! Without complete certainty, we can only look to Bi Xia, who has the highest success rate in our plan."

"Don’t give me this nonsense!" Elder Ji was somewhat angry, "Buqun, it’s not that I don’t agree, but I simply can’t agree!"

"Do you really think I wouldn’t know why the Gate of the Navy disappeared?! Do you think I so easily believed the reasons you gave me?! Among the people you calculated against was my grandson! The Ji Family’s grandson! Even if he wasn’t on the battlefield, he still felt so guilty for not realizing the trap in time that he chose to let A Zhan destroy his own spiritual power and leave home for many years! But was it really just because he didn’t notice the trap?!"

"If you guys hadn’t tampered with anything, if it wasn’t someone he trusted, do you think the Gate of the Navy incident would have still disappeared?! Do you think A Zhan would have spent all these years in such dejection just because he and Wei Ming were the only ones left alive from the Gate of the Navy?!"

Chen Buqun was at a loss for words by Elder Ji’s accusations and could only murmur, "Sorry, Uncle Ji... These are the decisions from above..."

"Bullshit!" Feng Hong spat, glaring at Chen Buqun, "We worked so hard for whom?! In the end, we were betrayed by our own people. You guys are really something!"

Elder Ji suddenly turned to look at Elder Qin, "Old Qin, say something. The person sitting here is the daughter-in-law of your Qin Family. Do you really agree to let those bastards send the person your grandson cares about to her death?!"

Qin Zhongyang looked at the silent Elder Qin, then at Bi Xia, and spoke, "I think Bi Xia has the capability, A Zhan and Zhi Huai..."

"Shut your damn mouth!" Ji Han suddenly erupted in anger. He coldly stared at Qin Zhongyang, raised his hand to hold Bi Xia’s hand, and uncompromisingly challenged Qin Zhongyang, "Qin Zhongyang, get this straight. This is my daughter, Ji Han’s daughter! Not your Qin Zhongyang’s son! What you think? What you think is useless! I don’t think it’s okay! Absolutely not!"

"Back then, you sent your son into the military for your belief. A Zhan joined the military for his mother; we all understood these were the children’s choices. As a friend, I didn’t want to say anything because it was their choice, but can you honestly say you didn’t know about what happened back then?!"

"Your heart is filled only with your belief. We can’t cultivate to that level. I’m old now, and my heart is filled with familial emotions and my own children."

Ji Han took a deep breath, tightly gripping Bi Xia’s hand, standing protectively in front of Bi Xia like a father, "I refuse to let my child take risks, even if we fall out. Qin Zhongyang, if you intend to continue your agreement, please leave."

Bi Xia stared blankly at Ji Han, who was more agitated than anyone else, and looked at him with some confusion. Such an expression didn’t seem fake, nor did it seem like an act. If it was just because of her mother, a show of appropriate care should have sufficed. This reaction... it felt like he truly cared for her like a father...

Is this what it feels like to be cared for by a father?