As for Qin Zhenyi, what exactly happened to him? Probably only Qin Zhenyi himself knew clearly, or rather, he wasn’t that clear himself. After nearly two months of complex emotions and thoughts, he still hadn’t reached any conclusions.
Human beings, in fact, all have emotions, whether they are so-called good people or bad ones, whether they are the head of a nation or a holess beggar. They all have their own emotions, their own views of what they consider right or wrong. Thinking is an instinct of the human species, and during this period, Qin Zhenyi had maximized this instinct, almost doing nothing but contemplating various issues at ho.
It wasn’t clear whether it was regret or entanglent, but he kept thinking about why he had been with Qin Jiran’s mother in the first place, wondering why he had chosen to send the newborn Jiran to the orphanage. He pondered whether he had ever truly considered Jiran’s well-being over the years, or if there was sothing wrong with his education of Qin Chu, which could explain why Qin Chu would do such a thing...
Qin Zhenyi thought a lot, and the more he thought, the more confused he beca. The more he thought, the more tired and weary he felt, the more he found life to be aningless, and thus he beca increasingly reluctant to face the outside world. He stayed at ho reading books, drinking tea, watering the plants—though it was a bit lonely and quiet, at least it was peaceful.
Qin Zhenyi had beco sowhat decadent, and there were many reasons for this: his failure in the power struggle, his fear of Qin Jiran and Su Yanyi, his disillusionnt from losing everything, the guilt that had started many years ago, the emotional exhaustion accumulating over the years, and the wounds inflicted by his children’s actions, leaving him at a loss for how to react.
Regarding right and wrong, Qin Zhenyi had pondered long and hard, harboring so answers deep inside, yet ultimately, still unwilling to face them, he chose to hide away.
As for Su Yanyi, ever since she had obtained the Chairman position of Qin Corporation, her attitude towards mbers of the Qin family had beco one of "if you don’t provoke , I won’t touch you." Therefore, Qin Zhenyi’s reclusive behavior was very satisfying to Su Yanyi, and she lost interest in dealing with him, though surveillance was still necessary—she definitely did not want these few people from the Qin family stirring up unnecessary trouble for her.
Su Yanyi and Qin Jiran were both busy with their respective affairs, and their fans were actually quite busy too—on one hand, eagerly viewing various affectionate photos of the idol family, and on the other, busily analyzing the authenticity of various scandals, because during this period, the scandals involved not only Su Yanyi and Green, but also Qin Jiran and Tang Ya!
Nobody knew how the reporter managed to sneak in; it was said that he posed as a delivery boy who followed soone inside, and, coincidentally or not, he snapped a photo of Qin Jiran and Tang Ya standing together, apparently talking. Both were looking down, standing quite close to each other, appearing rather intimate. Consequently, as soon as the photo was leaked, it caused quite a stir.
"Could you dia folks please spare our Best Actor and the Queen? Their relationship is really solid. Why do you always have to stir up scandals? That girl is clearly Best Actor Qin’s apprentice, alright?"
"I am a resolute fan, and also a fan of Tang Ya. Tangtang’s idol is our Her Majesty the Queen. Such a thing would never happen. Those of you spreading rumors are just too detestable and ignorant!"
"Another scandal? Recently, the Queen and Best Actor have been all over the headlines. But hey, dia, aren’t you afraid President Su will co after you when you’re so bold?"
"Anyone who understands a bit about photography knows that it’s all about the angle. They were filming, for goodness’ sake. How did it turn into a scandal with you guys? Do you think the audience is stupid?"
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