Chapter 469: Dad Is My Hero

“I don’t want to do anything, but if you don’t obey, I can’t guarantee it.” Pehry has never lost in getting
how people think in mind.

Sure enough, Vivian is terrified when she hears this. She is now a cripple. After she knows that it is no
longer possible for her to be with Rex, her complaint and resentment towards her parents disappear as
well. She just regrets not listening to her family back then.

“Pehry, I’ll take responsibility for what I’ve done myself. If you hand me over to the police, I’ll admit my
crime.” Vivian stares at the man in front of her.

Actually, what she is most afraid of is that Pehry hands her over to the police. As she kidnapped Adair
and hurt Rex, she would be charged greatly. Added Rex’s special identity, it is possible that she will be
given a lifetime imprisonment and she will be hopeless in the rest of her life.

But now, after so much torture, Vivian realizes that she will only be safe if she is in Public Security
Bureau. She would rather admit her guilt than continue to be abused by him!

Pehry pulls the corner of his lower lip but does not smile. His face is cold, panicking people. “Hand you
over to the police is doomed, but it’s not up to you to decide when to.”

Vivian’s face turns ashen when she hears it. When she thinks of the endless pain ahead, her heart
trembles. She is the most familiar with this medicine, and the symptoms at the early stage of addiction
are good. But later she will be worse off than dead!

“Please, please let me go. I can do for you anything you want!” Vivian changes her arrogance and
pleads with him.

Pehry sees her tears and snot on her face. Apart from being disgusted, he has no other feelings. He is
originally an indifferent person. Although he usually looks exaggerated and enchanting, he is an



indifferent person. All of his feelings are given to his brothers who he confirms.

“You made Rex so miserable, yet you still want to escape unscathed?” Pehry stands up again, as if he
is telling a joke. He knows that the drug will make her become addicted to sex later on, so he winks at
the man beside him. “You just watch here. As long as she’s not dead, you don’t have to care.”

“Yes, Mr. Pehry!” The man replies loudly.

Pehry looks down at the woman on the ground who has no dignity, just like Rakshasa who has been
pronounced the sentence, “When Rex’s addiction has been successfully withdrawn, I will let you go.
Pray that he is safe now, otherwise, you will not be good as well.”

After leaving these words, Pehry turns around and walks out of the room. The door is closed again,
isolating Vivian from any possibility of her begging for mercy.

She returns to the darkness. However, this time, it isn’t just her. There is also another man. He stands
there without moving. All she can hear is his breathing, and all she can see is his pair of eyes that
shine in the darkness.

Vivian has just been injected with a tranquilizer. Although she is not feeling well, she still has her
rationality. She retreats to a corner and hugs her knees as far away from the man as possible.

She feels the fear at this moment. She doesn’t dare to imagine what will happen to her when she
becomes addicted. Tears roll down from the corner of her eyes. It is not regret. This woman blames Lily
for all of her pain once again.

There is no way back in her life, not because of herself, but because of that bitch. Only by thinking like
this can she give herself a reason to live.

…



Rex recovers quite well. On the second day, he can already move his arms and legs slightly. He can
also eat on his own. His throat is not as painful as before, so he has no problem speaking normally.

On the third day, he gets out of bed and walks around. Lily is required by him to go home and have a
look at the child. As she is really worried about matters in the hospital, she simply brings Adair to the
hospital.

Unexpectedly, the two have just entered the ward when they find no one here. They don’t see Rex.

She panics and asks the nurse. Only then does she know that it is rehabilitation time this afternoon. He
is now in the rehabilitation center.

Lily takes Adair to the rehabilitation center floor by elevator. It is different from other facilities in the
hospital. There is plenty of sunlight here, and the overall color is light yellow. This color makes people
feel very relaxed, and it is conducive to the recovery of patients’ illness.

As soon as Lily enters, a doctor immediately brings them to the area where Rex is. From afar, the man
is practicing lifting his leg with the help of his doctor. There are also some obstacles that he has
deliberately set up to allow him to move flexibly.

It is just a simple gesture, but the man is so tired of it that he is sweating profusely. His pale expression
and the protruding cheeks caused by clenching his teeth show how painful he is.

However, there is nothing he can do. If he wants to recover his normal body functions, he can only do
so.

Adair looks at the staggering tall figure. It is completely different from usual. He is very puzzled and
turns around to ask Lily, “Mom, why can’t dad walk anymore?”



Lily secretly wipes her tears. She doesn’t want the child to feel uncomfortable, but she can’t conceal his
nasal voice that shows she is crying, “Daddy is like this because of you. He saves you. Daddy is your
superhero, so Adair must comfort Daddy later.”

After Adair hears this, he nods, “Okay.”

Adair once again turns his gaze to the figure. Once Rex completes a movement, he begins a new
round. The cycle continues, but his movements are incoherent. However, Adair’s expression changes.

Seeing this clumsy gesture, the child under five sees the man’s reliable shoulders, and the things Adair
has experienced when he was kidnapped fade, replaced by the scene of his father’s clenching his
teeth to persist exercising.

He’s going to be nice to him.

This thought suddenly flashes through Adair’s mind. It is something he has never had.

The mother and son watch quietly like this. It has already been half an hour since Rex finishes
rehabilitation training. Now he shouldn’t do too intense training and needs to rest.

After instructing something to Rex, the doctor looks at the two people behind him and smiles warmly,
saying, “Mr. Rex, your wife and child are waiting for you there.”

Just now, because the doctor was afraid of disturbing his training, he did not tell him. And according to
the rules, non-rehabilitation personnel are not allowed to enter. This is already an exception.

Hearing this, Rex immediately turns around and sees a large and a small, a tall and a short, standing
outside the glass door, very harmonious. Their gazes meet. The two laugh. The laughter of love makes
him forget his sore muscles.



Rex walks out with the help of the doctor. He lowers his head and looks at his son’s big, watery eyes.
The man’s heart is incredibly softened, but when he sees his own patient uniform, he can’t help but
frown.

Men all have dignity, especially in front of their sons. They don’t want to be in such a sorry state.

Unexpectedly, the next second, Adair’s praise sounds in his ears, “Dad, you’re so awesome!”

The old man was shocked and somewhat helpless, “Your dad have to have someone help me walk
now. Why am I awesome?”

Adair thinks about it seriously and shakes his head decisively, “You’re very awesome! It’s dad who
saved Adair. Every time I fear I’ll think about Dad, and then I’ll not be afraid. So, of course dad is
awesome!”

These words dispel all Rex’s disbelief in himself that has just surged into his heart.

A man who has been strong for more than 30 years almost cries because of his child’s words. He
smiles and says, “Sorry, dad doesn’t have the strength to hug you now.”

Adair obediently walks up to him, raises his small hand, and holds the man’s other hand like a doctor,
“Dad, let me help you.”


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