Chapter 67 Help Me[Part 6]
Even if Zhou Yi hadn't offered his assistance, it would have been understandable.
For a moment, Zhou Yi lowered his gaze, lost in thought.
Then, softly, he said, "Perhaps it's because your mother's cooking reminded me of warmth—a feeling I haven't experienced in a long time."
This unexpected answer caught Chu Han off guard.
Yes, Zhou Yi had been an orphan. No matter how much wealth he had accumulated, the love and care he missed out on during his childhood could never be replaced.
She may have come from a single-parent household, but at least she still had her mother's love.
As for Zhou Yi... it seemed he had always been alone, with no one to truly care for him.
"I know I can't expect forgiveness from you right now, but I swear I'll change myself—for the better. I'll keep working until you're willing to give me another chance," Chu Han vowed.
"Your transformation should be for yourself, not for anyone else. Haven't you realized yet that relying on others is unreliable? Only you can shape your future," Zhou Yi responded firmly but gently.
He was a calm and pragmatic person who believed in self-reliance above all else. In his view, no one in this world could be fully depended upon except oneself.
Chu Han paused, her expression shifting from uncertainty to determination. "You're right. My change must start with myself. But there's no denying that it's because of you that I've begun to see things differently."