novelden Chapter 1849 What makes him so special?
Chapter 1849 What makes him so special?
Faced with William's persistent questioning, Lusna could no longer hide the truth.
"What else could it be? It's our dad..."
Before Lusna could finish speaking, William interrupted her coldly.
"He's not our father! He doesn't deserve to be my father!"
William said with a cold expression.
William's indifference was within Ruth's expectations.
The mother wanted to speak, but hesitated.
William stopped his mother.
“I know you’ve never given up on him, but the problem is that everything he has now is his own fault. The fact that we are able to live today is due to my brother’s and my efforts, and has nothing to do with him.”
The greatest help he ever gave us was leaving us! If he had stayed in this house all along.
Without that, I wouldn't have achieved what I have today. My sister might have been sold, and my brother and I would have been stuck as manual laborers for the rest of our lives!
William's sharp words left his mother with no chance to speak.
Rusna knew that what William said was true.
But there was nothing she could do; her mother never gave up on her father.
"Tell me, what did he come here for this time? You didn't bring him into the house, did you?"
William said with a serious expression.
He could never forgive his father.
Or perhaps he will never acknowledge this father.
Because William's father wasn't even a real man.
When the family was at its poorest, he resolutely abandoned them.
Later, after William was promoted to company commander, he returned to his hometown in glory.
The father came looking for them again, all excited.
She wants to reclaim her son.
But William rejected him without hesitation.
Later, after learning about William's specific circumstances, Lyon bestowed the mansion upon William.
Hopefully, he can say a complete goodbye to his past self.
From this day forward, he is William of the Great Yan Republic, not William, the son of a gambler.
William certainly did not disappoint Lyon's good intentions.
He always kept Lyon's teachings in mind.
Always loyal to the people, and always kind to one's family.
Initially, William commanded the Imperial Guard and stationed them in Lyongrad.
William's father could never find an opportunity to sneak in.
Even if they managed to sneak in, William, who comes home every day, would kick them out.
Although her mother could never bring herself to be harsh on her father, William and Fleischstein were still in the family at the time.
With these two pillars of support, their gambler father dared not cause any trouble.
But things are different now; both of our pillars have gone off to fight.
The gambler father simply slipped in.
He was very clever; he did not choose to contact Rusna.
Instead, she chose to contact William's mother directly.
William's mother was a kind person.
She was a good person her whole life and never refused anyone.
So much so that when they still had some money, people from all around would come and take advantage of them.
Until my father became addicted to gambling.
The family quickly went bankrupt.
The mother wanted to seek help from the people she had previously helped.
But those people only gave my mother the cold shoulder.
But the mother did not lose her kindness.
Even when they are at their poorest, they will try their best to help others.
William knew he couldn't change his mother's kindness, and he respected her choice.
Moreover, the family is not lacking in this area at all. Since his mother is willing to do this, he, as her son, will certainly fulfill her wish.
But William never showed any kindness to his father.
Some people are incorrigible and beyond redemption!
"Your father..."
The mother tried to speak.
But William simply put down his chopsticks and bowl.
"Mom, I'm full!"
Sensing that something was amiss, Rusna spoke up decisively.
"He came asking for money! Mom gave him a gold coin..."
Upon hearing this, William could no longer sit still.
“You gave him a gold coin? How much influence does he have? A soldier in the Republic only receives 5 silver coins a month. Can his contribution compare to that of a soldier?”
A sanitation worker's salary is only three silver coins a month. Can his contribution compare to that of a sanitation worker?
He made no contribution at all, so how can you give him money?
How many people's years of hard work represent the effort behind just one gold coin?
I don't care about the money; I just think he doesn't deserve that one gold coin at all!
If he makes even the slightest contribution to the Republic, I won't care how much money you give him.
You are always so kind, but it is always the kind people who suffer in this world, because people are ugly, especially those who are addicted to gambling!
They look so pitiful, but they brought it all on themselves! Why should we pay for their mistakes?
William's words silenced his mother instantly; she knew her son meant well.
But she could never bring herself to be ruthless, because she had done good deeds her whole life.
The mother seemed to realize her mistake and lowered her head like a child who had made a mistake.
Seeing his mother's sincere expression, William's heart softened instantly.
But his wife's words caused William's blood pressure to spike again.