Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4556 (Four Thousand Five Hundred and Fifty Six) is me

The man replied: "He told me not to think that he... couldn't know what was in my heart."

The Gray Hand asked, "Can he really know?"

The man said: "He said so... and I... and I felt at the time that he knew what I was thinking... As for whether he had other ways to know or... or was just guessing, I don't know."

Gray Hand Man said, "Another way? What do you mean?"

"It's the kind of thing... that ordinary people like me don't understand. He suddenly appeared in front of me when everything was dark. It was inexplicable, so... so what this person can do... I don't find it surprising."

The Gray Hand asked, "Then what did you tell him?"

"I didn't know if he would find out what I was thinking through other methods... so... so I... told him that no matter what, he had deceived me... and I was the one who suffered the loss," said the man.

"What did he do after hearing that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man said, "He said that he was the one who suffered a loss, but I actually said that... He asked me if I felt that I had suffered a loss just because I called him 'Dad'."

The Gray Hand asked, "How do you answer?"

The man said, "I told him that he... said it himself."

"Where is he?" the Gray Hand Man continued to ask.

"He said that he already knew it, no matter if I admitted it... or not, he knew it... and he was very disappointed." The man said, "So he... he couldn't do anything about it... some things... I... just... deserved it."

The Gray Hand asked, "What did you do after hearing that?" The man replied, "I didn't know... I didn't know what I was thinking in the dark... I still thought that saying something to him... would allow me to see my mother... At that time... I still didn't give up, I actually... I actually asked him if he didn't plan to let me see my mother anymore."

"Did he answer you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He answered." The man said, "He said that if I couldn't truly admit in my heart that he was my father, I would...wouldn't be able to see my mother there."

The Gray Hand asked, "What do you think after hearing this?"

"I feel that... if I were in that situation, I would definitely... definitely not be able to see my mother." The man said, "Anyway, there is no way I can... recognize him as my father in my heart."

"You didn't say anything to him?" asked the Gray Hand.

"I didn't want to anger him." The man said, "But I didn't want to... recognize him, a blue-armored man, as my father. So naturally... naturally I didn't say anything to him."

"What happened then?" the Gray Hand Man asked again.

"Then that person said... forget it... and said that this was the last time he would save me... If in the future... If I encounter any danger again... he would never... never save me again. He said that he would only save those who are willing to recognize him... his own children... and since I refused to recognize him, he would never... recognize me again from now on." said the person.

"What do you think after hearing this?" the Gray Hand Man asked him.

"I think... I think it's nothing... I don't think I need him to save me..." the man said, "And... and I think this blue-armored man finally stopped... stopped pretending to be my dad, which makes me feel much better. I hate it when people pretend to be my dad... especially... the blue-armored man."

(End of this chapter)