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She took out a document from the folder and said, "This is a certificate issued by the Nanjing Public Security Bureau. It confirms that Lin Xiuying and Chen Guangtian have been involved in multiple fraud cases in recent years and are currently wanted nationwide!"
Turning to the police officer standing at the door, she continued, "Officer Zhang, they are right here. Please carry out your duty!"
The leading officer nodded and quickly approached with several colleagues. "Lin Xiuying, Chen Guangtian, you are under arrest for fraud," he announced.
"No! This is a misunderstanding! We are truly Wang Xiaowen's biological parents!" Lin Xiuying struggled desperately.
"Shut up!" Wang Xiaowen shouted angrily.
She then added, "You claim to be wrongfully imprisoned businessmen, but in reality, you are the masterminds behind the commercial fraud case from 1998!"
She pulled out another document. "This is the investigation report from that case. The ones who were wrongfully imprisoned were my biological parents—Lin Wei and Zhao Min!"
Lin Xiuying and Chen Guangtian turned pale and stopped struggling, seemingly aware that everything had been exposed.
Wang Xiaowen's voice trembled as she said, "Not only did you cause my biological parents to be wrongfully imprisoned, but you also left me homeless. Now you want to come and deceive us as father and daughter! I wish I could send you both to prison myself!"
The police handcuffed Lin Xiuying and Chen Guangtian and began escorting them out.
"Wait!" I suddenly spoke up. "I have a question."
I walked up to them, trying to control my anger. "What about the silver lock... the one with 'Peace' and 'Reunion' engraved on it? What's the story behind that?"
Chen Guangtian gritted his teeth. "That's true. We found the records from back then and learned that Lin Wei and Zhao Min did prepare such a pair of silver locks for their daughter. We just made a replica of one... the 'Reunion' lock that Lin Xiuying wore around her neck to add credibility."
"You are truly heartless!" Wang Xiaowen exclaimed angrily.
"Take them away!" the officer said impatiently.
Thus, this pair of impostors was taken away by the police, leaving the guests in stunned silence.
Wang Xiaowen let out a long sigh of relief and turned to me. "Dad, I'm sorry for not telling you about this beforehand. I didn't want you to worry."
I hugged her tightly. "Silly girl! Do you know how worried I was? What if they really were your biological parents? What if you wanted to go with them?"
"Dad," Wang Xiaowen said with tears in her eyes, "even if they were my biological parents, I would never leave you. For these twenty-five years, you have given me warmth and strength to grow. No matter who my biological parents are, in my heart, you will always be my only dad!"
I was so moved that I couldn't find the words to respond; I could only hold her tightly.
At that moment, the police captain approached us. "Miss Wang, we need to thank you for your cooperation. This couple has been habitual offenders we've been tracking for a long time, and we finally captured them with your help."
"It was nothing," Wang Xiaowen nodded.
The crowd erupted into cheers as everyone stood up.
Wang Xiaowen held me tightly and whispered in my ear, "Dad, no matter what happens, you will always be my only father. Having you in this life is my greatest happiness!"
After graduating from graduate school, Wang Xiaowen received high-paying offers from several well-known media outlets in Beijing and Shanghai. The highest offer was an annual salary of 300,000 yuan, along with company accommodation.
"Dad, what do you think of this offer?" Wang Xiaowen asked as she showed it to me.
I glanced at it, feeling both happy and a bit disappointed. "That's great! This is a job that many people dream of!"
"Should I go for it?" Wang Xiaowen asked, blinking her eyes at me.
"Of course you should!" I replied without hesitation. "You can't miss such a good opportunity!"
But suddenly, Wang Xiaowen smiled and said, "But I don’t want to go."
"Why?" I asked in surprise.
"Because I've already accepted a job at Nanjing Television Station. Although the salary is only half of what Beijing offers, I can come home to be with you every day!" Wang Xiaowen said matter-of-factly.
"You silly girl!" I said, both amused and exasperated. "Your career is just taking off; how can you let your old dad hold you back?"
"This isn't holding me back!" Wang Xiaowen said seriously. "Dad, you taught me that happiness isn't found far away but with the people we cherish nearby. What does it matter if the money is more or less? As long as I can see you every day and take care of you, that's my greatest happiness!"
Hearing this, I couldn't bear to let her give up such a good opportunity. "But..."
"There are no buts!" Wang Xiaowen interrupted me. "I've already made my decision! Plus, Nanjing Television Station wants me to be a reporter, which suits me perfectly!"
I couldn't argue with her and had to nod in agreement.
Thus, Wang Xiaowen stayed in Nanjing and became a reporter for the television station.
Looking out at the sunlight streaming through the window, I smiled and said, "I think the happiest thing in life is having someone by your side. And how fortunate I am to have a daughter like you who has accompanied me for twenty-five years and will continue to do so..."
Wang Xiaowen's eyes glistened with tears as she gently leaned on my shoulder. "Dad, we will always be with you until forever..."
The sunlight poured through the window onto us, warm and bright, just like our lives filled with love and hope.
Whether by blood or fate, the bond we've shared for twenty-five years is the truest expression of father-daughter love.
This love does not arise from blood ties nor change due to wealth; it exists eternally because of love.
I am Wang Jianguo, an ordinary retired teacher who received the most precious gift in this world—a daughter's love and an unforgettable father-daughter bond—on an unexpected rainy night.
All of this is worth cherishing for the rest of my life, to savor and to be grateful for...
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