Chapter 117: Kinga's eyes are slowly recovering

Chapter 117: Kinga's eyes are slowly recovering
And yet that despicable woman dared to wrinkle it like that. Even he couldn't bear to let it wrinkle at all, and yet that woman had stepped on his shirt with her dirty dog ​​claws. Damn it, Parker was indignant in his heart.
His expression suddenly became more ferocious than ever. He coldly laughed and said, "I saved your dignity, leaving you a way to live. You don't know what's good for you. If that's the case, then don't blame me for being cruel; wait until I get banned."
After walking a few steps, he turned back and added coldly, "Also, go back and tell that old man Chisomo, I won't put a single cent into his entertainment company; he should take care of it himself." After saying that, he went straight to the bathroom door, unlocked it, and went out.
When Parker returned to the dining table, everyone had almost dispersed. Looking at his watch, he thought he should go home too.
After saying goodbye to those old generals, he picked up his coat and turned to leave.
Chisomo's voice rang out from behind him again: "General Manager Parker, why are you in such a hurry?" The tone was full of teasing. Parker thought that Chisomo must have just seen the female celebrity enter the bathroom with him and thought he had "done" her. Now he was rushing out to rent a hotel room and secretly have an affair.
"Go back to my wife." Parker's voice was a bit cold. He slowly put on his coat, his eyes glanced at Chisomo warningly: "Chisomo, you manage your staff well, I have something to tell you, you go ask her."
Parker continued. "Kinga is my wife, and I love her very much. I swore to myself, only be faithful to my wife, to others, not worth my attention."
After saying that, Parker turned around and left. Chisomo could only stand and watch, unable to do anything more, as the delicious bait slipped out of his hands.
Serves him right.
Parker left the banquet hall, his anger still not subsiding. Damn it, dare to casually put someone on him.
He had two intentions when declaring in front of Chisomo that Kinga was his most beloved wife.
One was to warn Chisomo, so that he would not think of such nonsense ideas, saying that beautiful women seduced him.
Two ways to spread the news from Chisomo's bottomless mouth that Chairman Parker was extremely indulgent with his wife, so that in the future, no one in the industry would dare to harm Kinga, his wife. But the people in the industry did not think of going too far with him.
The world may change easily, but Parker's loyal nature will never change.
From now on, perhaps pampering his wife is his goal. Parker thought so, feeling a little happier, hurriedly driving back to the hospital.
He still had to go home, take care of his wife and their children.
In the hospital room.
Kinga had just woken up from her dream not long ago. Parker just walked in, saw that she was still in a daze, immediately poured her a cup of warm water, and then carefully peeled an apple for her.
This gentle appearance was completely different from the cold, sharp appearance in the banquet hall just now. He coldly rejected everyone.
He finished peeling the apple, brought it close to Kinga, conveniently hugged her in his arms, breathed a sigh of relief, and said, "I still feel safe holding you."
Kinga took a bite of the apple. "What's wrong with you?"
"Just now at the party, someone wanted to seduce me. She's a star of Chisomo Entertainment. She followed me and wanted me to have sex with her in the bathroom." Parker's voice dropped, "But I firmly refused. I really hate those restless people."
Kinga swallowed the apple and said, "So now you want me to praise you?"
"No." Parker also took a bite of the apple and calmly said, "I told them about you that I didn't deceive you. I was afraid you would misunderstand me. I just hope you don't have to suffer, really."
Kinga finished eating the apple, pursed her lips, and lay down on the bed, "I'm not thinking about anything."
Parker covered Kinga with a blanket. "You just finished surgery, you have to pay attention to rest."
After speaking, he quietly watched Kinga sleep, then turned and walked out of the hospital room.
—
A week later.
At Parker's home. He had bought a home for himself and his wife.
Parker called his business partner and returned to the bedroom with Kinga, who was listening to music inside.
Kinga had undergone surgery, the tumor in her head had been successfully removed, and with some of the latest research therapies from experts, her vision had recovered very quickly. About a week later, her vision was much better than the blurred vision before the surgery, and she could now see the shapes of some objects.
Although her vision recovered very quickly, Parker quickly noticed that during this period, Kinga's mood had become increasingly depressed.
Specifically, Kinga became too lazy to move around every day, often liking to face the wall, holding something, and being absent-minded. Even the music in her headphones was filled with sad melodies, like a sentimental erhu that touched the listener's heart. Thinking that she was bored because she was staying at home, Parker sat down next to Kinga, took out one of her headphones, and said, "Kinga, let me take you for a walk."
Kinga listened to Parker and nodded, "Okay."
Parker held Kinga's hand, suddenly feeling extremely satisfied. He left their children in the care of their grandparents so that he could have time to take care of Kinga.
He just led his wife out of the living room, and was about to leave the door when Kinga suddenly stopped: "I forgot about it."
After speaking, she turned around, using her dreamy eyes to wave her hand in another direction: "Come with me quickly."
The puppy's gentle meowing sounded, and the sound of hurried footsteps ran to Kinga's arms.
Just like that, two adults and a lovely puppy went to the nearby park.
It was almost dark, and the park was quite crowded. But because this was a high-end villa area, the park area was quite large, and outsiders could not enter, so the park was still a bit deserted.
It was good to be free, Parker thought, just in time without being disturbed by anyone.