Zhao Hanchen listened to the earnest words of the old man before him, and his heart was indeed somewhat moved.
After all, Zhao Mingchen was his father. No matter how many years they had been openly and secretly at odds, it didn't change the ironclad fact.
And between father and son, how could there really be any grudge that lasted overnight?
Zhao Hanchen's expression softened, and he took the initiative to stand up and walk to Zhao Mingchen's bedside, "Dad, the doctor said you've overexerted yourself and need to rest quietly. I'll take care of these matters, don't worry."
"I'm at ease," Zhao Mingchen smiled with a hint of emotion, saying, "You've always been sensible, I know that."
Li Zhao stood smoking at the door when someone suddenly snatched the cigarette from him. When he realized what happened, he swore, "Who's the blind one?"
"You can't smoke in the hospital, don't you know that?" Zhao Hanchen's voice, with a warning tone, came from behind him.