Even more so, there’s guilt in my heart!
If back then... Ling Yin suddenly closed his eyes, turned away, walked to the window, and gazed at the familiar street scene, his thoughts drifting very far and wide.
His heart throbbed heavily.
His heart was full of guilt, almost overflowing.
His resolve beca firr, but now Hua Hua has long passed the age where he needs his protection, and Hua Hua seems to have forgotten things from childhood.
For such distant mories, if they’re not deeply ingrained, which kid would rember them?
Luckily, he has always been blessed by fortune.
"Haha, Brother Ling, you’re overthinking it." Hua Hua thought to himself that he’s long been accustod to people trying to get at him, and it’s necessary to be cautious, especially with those far more powerful. The Great Lai is already the best lesson from before.
But Brother Ling has been so straightforward, it’d really be unmanly to be all awkward himself.
The thermoter showed he was no longer feverish, and Hua Hua felt much more energized, evidently well cared for. However, he chose to ignore this obligatory gratitude and started feeling genuinely hungry.
Leaving the company, Ling Yin’s car was stuck on the road, he said, "Hungry?"
Hua Hua paused for a mont, then jokingly said, "Not bad."
Ling Yin, although reserved and steady, naturally possessed an aura that seed to soothe people. Spending ti with him always made others feel relaxed, even if embarrassing incidents occurred, he could make people naturally unwind, just like Hua Hua now, who wasn’t feeling constrained; he felt the breath in the car was smooth.
Ling Yin looked a bit apologetic: "Traffic is always bad at this ti, I forgot to take a detour." He thought for a mont and decided to take Hua Hua to another restaurant, so he avoided the congested area and turned into a side street.
At this mont, Hua Hua received a call, "What? Bro, are you sailing in a small boat? It would take ten days and nights to reach the Aegean Sea. I’m the kind of person who can get to the Aegean Sea in a minute, and you want to wait with two kids for ten days and nights?"
Whatever was said on the other end, Hua Hua exaggeratedly snorted in displeasure, with an especially expressive face, and before hanging up, he tossed out a line, "Bro, take care of your kidneys!"
After hanging up, he mumbled and cursed.
"Animal!"
"What happened?" Ling Yin asked, though he slightly guessed from the conversation.
Hua Hua couldn’t hide his frustration: "My brother and sister-in-law are just... Ugh, forget it, got any water? I’m parched."
Ling Yin drove to the entrance of a convenience store, Hua Hua got out to buy sothing but returned looking frustrated and slightly angry. Ling Yin noted he didn’t have any water, guessing perhaps the store had run out of drinks?
Ling Yin chuckled and started the car.
After passing an intersection, he parked again, got out to buy a bottle of water, and Hua Hua drank it while saying, "I just ran into a familiar face at the convenience store, three years on, and still encountering such troublemakers in a foreign place—unbelievable! They literally snarled at , saying when the heavens rain, the mother remarries, and the son turns gay, can’t fight destiny, disgusted to death."
Ling Yin: "..."
Ling Yin didn’t reply, just pulled out his phone and sent a text ssage.
"Check imdiately who had a conflict with Hua Chu at the third convenience store at S intersection a minute ago, find that person and kick them out of Barca."
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