Stars In His Eyes-Chapter 1781: Their Happy Moments Together 13

The treasure he held in the palm of his hand was repeatedly hurt by his own parents.

How could his parents dare to hurt the woman he loves so deeply while he was away? How could they dare to harm his unborn child?

He was filled with hatred and resentment, emotions he didn’t know how to release.

Even if he faced accusations from the world and was blamed for being unfilial by taking his parents to court, he would grit his teeth and endure it.

He could endure them hurting him, even to the point of killing him, but he couldn’t forgive them for what they did to Ding Jinshi!

"Ding Long, we have three children. As they grow up, they’ll be with us, they’ll take care of us," Ding Jinshi softly comforted.

"No need. As they grow older, they’ll fly into their own world. I only need you by my side, and that will be enough. When others blame me, your trust is all I need. When others point fingers at me, just a hug from you will be enough," Ding Long shook his head. "We have three children. I’m already very satisfied. Let’s not have any more in the future. I’ll make more time for you and the kids. When the children grow a bit older and go to preschool, I’ll take you to travel more places. When the kids have their own families, and as we grow old, I’ll take you back to all the places we’ve been before."

Tears welled up in Ding Jinshi’s eyes. How could she be worthy of such love from Ding Long?

"Even if the whole world says you’re wrong, in my eyes, you’re good. You’re the best in the world!" Ding Jinshi nodded lightly, yet her heart ached for Ding Long.

The better Ding Long treated her, the more guilty she felt.

"If our first child had been a daughter, perhaps your parents wouldn’t have been so dissatisfied with me. Perhaps our families wouldn’t be where we are now. First, my father sent your parents to jail, then you issued a statement to sever ties. No one blames my father because he’s just loving his daughter, but everyone would point out your faults," Ding Jinshi’s feelings of guilt were genuine. She didn’t feel sorry for the disrespectful elders in jail but felt for the situation Ding Long would face.

"There’s no ’if’. Isn’t a daughter still our child?" Ding Long didn’t want to talk about his parents’ faults to Ding Jinshi because he feared it would unleash all his resentments, even those from past lives.

Sometimes he even wished he were an orphan.

"They don’t love me as a daughter, but only see me as a tool to continue the family line. They are elders, yet they do such disheartening things. Blood kinship couldn’t stand against a few words from roadside fraudsters," Ding Long’s disappointment in his parents had already been exhausted in his previous life, leaving no patience in this one.

At first, he only thought about maintaining a superficial relationship, but now, he didn’t even want to do that.

It’s utterly meaningless.

Ding Jinshi stayed in the hospital for ten days before returning home to rest. Her two sons came home with her. Ding Jinshi was weak, but her twin sons had endless energy.

Meanwhile, Ding Baobei, the older sister, and her cousin were utterly enamored with the two little babies. Ding Baobei used to stay at her maternal grandparents’ home, but now the little cousin refused to leave her sister and brother-in-law’s house. The first thing they did after school was to find the little babies.