"We’re going to the hospital now." Tang Yue said decisively.
Li Wei and Yan Dong exchanged glances, and Li Wei said, "Brother Mo, let carry you. You haven’t slept for three days and nights."
Three days and nights without sleep?
Only then did Tang Yue notice Mo Siyu, who was previously a bit distant and then preoccupied with worrying about Lian Qingyang, she hadn’t paid attention to Mo Siyu. Now looking at him, she noticed red bloodshot in his eyes, which he couldn’t hide completely.
Lian Qingyang truly hadn’t expected Mo Siyu to have stayed awake for three days and nights. However, considering Mo Siyu’s ssy beard and disheveled appearance, Lian Qingyang took the initiative and said, "You carry ."
Mo Siyu did not refuse anymore and let Li Wei carry Lian Qingyang.
Lian Qingyang, Yu Zhaodi, and the captured Hei Tie were all taken away one after another.
Mo Siyu, holding Tang Yue’s hand, approached ng Yanzhi. ng Yanzhi was only slightly shorter than Mo Siyu, but there was a big difference in their aura. Mo Siyu coldly looked at him and said, "ng Yanzhi, what do you think Old Master ng would do if he knew what you’ve done? Do you think you, Young Master ng, can still sit comfortably?"
After that, Mo Siyu left with Tang Yue. Tang Yue periodically examined Mo Siyu and asked, "Why don’t you take a nap first?"
"No, Hei Tie is very important, I have to return and report my task." Mo Siyu didn’t want to waste the ti he could be spending together. Descending the mountain, one couldn’t even tell that Mo Siyu hadn’t slept for three days and nights.
"Are you hurt?" Tang Yue suddenly stopped and looked at him.
Mo Siyu held her hand and said, "I’m not hurt, we need to get down the mountain quickly, or else we don’t know what will happen to Lian Qingyang’s leg."
"Okay." Tang Yue tightly held his hand, quietly scrutinizing his clothes, which although disheveled, were not torn, providing her so relief.
Halfway down the mountain.
Feng Yongqing, with his neck shrunken, looked at ng Yanzhi, whose face this ti bore not a hint of defeat but an indescribable expression.
Has he lost his wits?
Feng Yongqing dared not say this aloud and quietly asked, "Mr. ng, what should we do?"
The words just spoken by Mo Siyu were clearly ant to inform Old Master ng, ng Yanzhi’s grandfather. If Grandpa ng got wind of this, wouldn’t he be furious?
No, whether ng Yanzhi would be in trouble, he did not know, but he certainly couldn’t escape now.
Feng Yongqing’s face was a picture of despair, sure that he would be the first one Grandpa ng would scold.
ng Yanzhi remained silent, leading Feng Yongqing and others down the mountain. Upon reaching the bottom, he prepared a stack of money and said, "You should go abroad."
"Ah..." Feng Yongqing looked bewilderedly at ng Yanzhi, completely unsure of what ng Yanzhi was thinking. He hurriedly said, "Mr. ng, I was also half responsible for this, I... I..."
"To take responsibility," these words Feng Yongqing struggled to say for a long ti.
He, Feng Yongqing, was just a minor follower behind ng Yanzhi. Could he bear this responsibility? Could he face the wrath of Old Master ng?
He certainly wasn’t ng Yanzhi.
Feng Yongqing’s face turned red, filled with guilt and self-bla as he looked at ng Yanzhi.
"Alright, this matter, don’t bla yourself." ng Yanzhi muttered.
Today, he had been contemplating this matter for a long ti in his heart; he had not even considered the possibility of failure.
Yet, reality had slapped him in the face.
In this short ti, ng Yanzhi seed to have realized sothing.
ng Family.
When ng Yanzhi stood at the ng Family residence, it was just past 3:30 in the afternoon, a ti when people were just waking up from their naps. In the courtyard, sunlight was partially blocked by the large trees, with sparse beams filtering through the gaps in the leaves, scattering across the yard. The front yard was filled with beautiful flowers and plants, while the back yard had several plots of land turned into a vegetable garden, arranged in neat squares.
Mr. ng was there in the vegetable garden, fussing over his plots. Spring was the right season for planting, and by sumr, the garden would be lush and green. Mr. ng’s favorite activities were hoeing weeds in the morning and watering and fertilizing in the evening.
ng Yanzhi recalled when he was younger, in the sumr, the cucumbers would hang on the vines, and he would pick and eat them right away, as well as the corn, which he would secretly break off to cook and eat, completely trampling and ruining Grandpa’s garden. Not only did he steal Grandpa’s produce but he trampled the roots to death.
Grandpa was so angry he jumped up and down, but he couldn’t bear to scold him.
Thinking about it, ng Yanzhi beca lost in these mories; back then, Grandpa loved him dearly, and even now, when he got into trouble, Grandpa still covered for him, at most confining him to his room.
"But you, in the ng Family, enjoying the family’s glory, should fiercely fight back against those who look down on you, shutting their mouths with your strength."
"ng Yanzhi, if you were strong enough, even without relying on the ng Family, you could still make sothing of yourself, sothing that would make the ng Family proud of you. Wouldn’t those who deed you rely lucky shut their mouths then?"
Yes, he had previously been caught in a vicious cycle, obsessing over trivial things.
So what if he wasn’t Grandpa’s biological grandson? Grandpa treated him as his own, and he enjoyed the glory of the ng Family. What did so sour comnts matter?
If only he wasn’t like he is now, without any comndable skills or honors to his na. If he could establish sothing of his own to make Grandpa and the ng Family proud, then why should he fear those bitter words?
"Yanzhi, what are you doing standing there?" Mr. ng had finished tending his plots and was coming out with a watering can when he saw ng Yanzhi standing at the entrance of the courtyard.
Mr. ng eyed ng Yanzhi suspiciously and asked, "Have you gotten into trouble again?"
Mr. ng’s expression was normal, as far as his grandson was concerned. Not getting into trouble would be the real abnormality.
"What trouble have you gotten into this ti?" Mr. ng took the watering can inside, placed it by the door, and walked into the living room with his hands clasped behind his back.
"Grandpa." ng Yanzhi imdiately knelt down in front of Mr. ng.
Mr. ng was taken aback, his eyelid twitched, and with a ’snap’, he placed down the cup he had just picked up, and said sternly, "You didn’t commit murder or arson, did you?"
"No." ng Yanzhi hung his head, unlike his usual self who refused to admit his mistakes. This ti, ng Yanzhi’s attitude in admitting fault was exceptionally good, so much so that Mr. ng thought his grandson had been switched with soone else.
"What did you do then?" Mr. ng stared intensely at ng Yanzhi, almost as if trying to see right through him.
ng Yanzhi explained everything he had done in detail.
Mr. ng listened, terrified. He knew about Tang Yue. Because of this girl, ng Yanzhi had bullied others with his power, and thereafter, he had been confined. Mr. ng thought there had been no further contact, but now...
Half a year had passed, and ng Yanzhi was thinking about her again. No, it should be said that he never stopped—the rogue was still fixated on her. Now, he had resorted to even more despicable thods?
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