?79: 079: I’ll cherish you from now on 79: 079: I’ll cherish you from now on “I can bear the physical sufferings of life, but the torment of my soul is unbearable.

    Can you take me back to my room?” Mrs.

    Zhou’s eyes flickered, hinting at some undisclosed thoughts.

    Tang Feng supported her as they walked into the neighboring room, which was filled with a fresh fragrance and neatly arranged.

    The walls were adorned with artistic portraits of her in her youth; she looked truly beautiful, causing Tang Feng to be slightly stunned.

    “Actually, I’m suffering greatly.

    A woman endures so many days and months, the kind of suffering only I understand.

    If it weren’t for my daughter, sometimes I really feel like just leaving it all behind.

    Little Divine Doctor, is this thought too extreme?” Lin Yun said.

    “Sister, just call me Xiao Feng, and don’t mind it.

    It’s completely normal to have such thoughts during prolonged emptiness; it’s human nature.

    Once the old man recovers, your lives will gradually improve, and you can absolutely seek happiness,” Tang Feng said.

    “No, it’s impossible now.

    Yutong will not accept it.” She gave a miserable smile, and tears rolled down.

    Tang Feng didn’t know how to continue the conversation.

    Seeing her like this stirred a surge of pity in his heart.

    He empathized with this woman and couldn’t help but pull her into an embrace.

    “Xiao Feng, love me.” Lin Yun uttered words that she herself couldn’t believe she had said.

    “Sister, you—” Tang Feng was shocked, gazing at the woman whose eyes burned with intensity.

    If he had no reaction, he wouldn’t be a man.

    He pulled her up and kissed her intensely.

    It was somewhat inappropriate after all, and the duration was not long.

    Tang Feng looked at the woman before him with deep compassion.

    She kept crying nonstop but showed the most beautiful smile.

    Taking advantage of her falling asleep, Tang Feng completely nourished her body, invisibly curing her hidden ailments, considering it compensation for their brief joy.

    Tang Feng sat on the stone bench in the courtyard, beginning to contemplate his future life.

    How should he live, and what should he do now?

    He was no longer alone; with people to protect, his responsibilities were greater.

    He had to think deeply before doing anything, to not hurt them.

    A man’s existence is to make women happy—this was Tang Feng’s most direct realization since his rebirth.

    As for Lin Yun, Tang Feng understood that opportunities like just before wouldn’t be many.

    He also did not want Zhou Yutong to know about this incident; it happened because he wasn’t decisive enough.

    It really shouldn’t have happened.

    Well, it’s better not to see each other in the future.

    However, he knew that such connections couldn’t simply be cut off, and Lin Yun probably wouldn’t forget him in the future.

    The bone-deep tenderness experienced before was immensely satisfying for Tang Feng.

    He had never expected such a demure woman to harbor a passion fiery enough to burn someone.

    Tang Feng didn’t have any particular predilection for older women, but with his many thousands of years of experience, mature women evidently touched his heart more profoundly.

    After all, the Tang Feng of this lifetime had dissipated.

    With Murong Qinglan opening up her heart, her influence on him had diminished greatly.

    At least till now, Tang Feng had not felt any lingering obsession from that young man.

    This was a good thing for him.

    Soul Perfection brought him great benefits.

    Not long after, Zhou Yutong and Yao Xin returned home with a group of people.

    Finding people outside wasn’t difficult, but gathering materials had taken quite some time.

    Labor wasn’t cheap.

    For this, Zhou Yutong hesitated for a long time; after all, she didn’t have much money.

    Some was earned from her own hard work through part-time jobs, and she still needed to buy medicine for her father.

    Fortunately, Yao Xin stepped in, and the two declared each other as sisters.

    Yao Xin deeply admired Zhou Yutong for her independence, decisiveness, and intelligence.

    Watching her haggle with the construction workers, it was evident that she had a promising future.

    Compared to Zhou Yutong, Yao Xin was almost embarrassed.

    In her youth, she drove sports cars and lived in villas with servants at her beck and call, something she had never experienced.

    If she hadn’t joined the police force, she might still be a spoiled rich girl, associating with vulgarity all day long.

    “I’ll pay first, but you have to pay me back,” Yao Xin’s first words to Tang Feng almost made him spit blood.

    This was working for the Zhou Family, so why should he pay?

    This woman must be out of her mind!

    “Don’t look at me like that, you took this on, so naturally, you’re responsible,” Yao Xin was indeed quite aloof.

    “Fine, I’ll pay you back, okay?

    You’re just a woman with a tough exterior but a soft heart.

    Am I affecting your work by staying here?”

    “Mind your own business, I’m happy to,” Yao Xin said before turning around and walking away, joining Zhou Yutong to prepare lunch.

    Did I offend her?

    Tang Feng was frustrated but helpless; you can’t really argue with a woman, can you?

    “Mom, what’s wrong?” Zhou Yutong glanced at her dad before entering Lin Yun’s room, startling when she saw her mother lying in bed.

    Lin Yun had woken up at the noise outside but hadn’t gotten up immediately.

    Feeling as if her body was falling apart, she blushed at the recollection of earlier events.

    When her daughter came in, it gave her a scare, but fortunately, nothing seemed amiss.

    “Mom’s fine, just a bit tired and want to sleep a bit.

    Grandpa’s fine too, the Little Divine Doctor said he just needs to recover slowly,” Lin Yun always cared deeply for her daughter and wouldn’t want her to suffer any distress, as is a mother’s nature.

    “Mom, I don’t even know how to thank him, we don’t have the money,” Zhou Yutong had been restless, thinking of many ways to express gratitude, but all were dismissed.

    “Don’t overthink it, let things take their natural course.

    All we need to do is treat him as a benefactor.

    He might not be the type to care about vulgar things,” Lin Yun’s eyes sparkled, her face radiating an added charm of womanhood.

    “Mom, you look much prettier, and your complexion has improved a lot,” Zhou Yutong smiled.

    “Your grandpa is better, and that makes your dad relieved too.

    Just focus on your studies, then I can rest easy too.”

    “Yes, our family can live happily together again,” Zhou Yutong laughed.

    Though Lin Yun smiled, it was unnatural.

    Unfortunately, Zhou Yutong didn’t notice.

    “I’ll get up and cook,” Lin Yun said as she tried to get up.

    “No need, Mom, you rest.

    I’ll handle the cooking,” Zhou Yutong was in high spirits, having resolved a major issue, and felt energized all over.

    Exiting the room, she saw Tang Feng supervising the construction workers and smiled.

    Suddenly, she felt someone watching her.

    Turning around, she saw Yao Xin looking at her.

    Her face burned with embarrassment, feeling like she’d been caught doing something wrong, and she shyly ran back to the kitchen.

    What’s wrong with me?

    A young girl in love, indeed, it’s over.

    Yao Xin sighed, that guy really attracted attention wherever he went.

    Being handsome was one thing, but being capable was another.

    Women liked to rely on strong men, and men skilled in their trades were naturally more desirable.