Old Feelings Resurface-Shi Yu Awakens

Zheng Lin said a few words to the driver.

“Where are we going?”

“It seems like we’re near Changle County…”

As they were talking, they didn’t notice that Tian Qiming, who had been quiet in the back seat for a long time, suddenly convulsed, his face turned green, and his pupils were dilated as he stared at Zheng Lin.

His hand was hanging by his side, as if he was grabbing something.

“It’s so desolate here!”

“It’s quite poor. Hey, I’m just saying, when you get there, just throw the kid here, and no one will find him.”

Zheng Lin said softly: “I just want to scare Shi Wei a little. I don’t really want to take Shi Yu’s life…”

The driver sneered: “Boss Zheng, I don’t care about your plans. Anyway, once it’s done, the agreed-upon three million, not a penny less!”

He picked his teeth with his thumb, rolled his eyes, and obviously looked down on Zheng Lin’s indecisive behavior.

Just as he was about to say something else, the back seat suddenly moved, and then a warm liquid splattered on his cheek.

In the midst of screams, he raised his hand and numbly touched his face.

Good heavens—the bright red color completely robbed him of his vision!

He stiffly turned his head and found a ghastly wound on Zheng Lin’s neck bleeding profusely.

And the culprit, Tian Qiming, was like a madman, cackling as he used the sharp tip of the knife to slash at the wound.

Blood splattered on the windshield, and the head tilted more and more.

Shi Yu had just quietly opened his eyes when he saw this scene.

He was immediately stunned, his blood ran cold, and his hands and feet were icy.

Tian Qiming dropped the long knife, his eyes bloodshot, and he was covered in Zheng Lin’s blood. He must have been stimulated, and his whole body went into a state of madness.

“You’re also Shi Wei’s lackey. I should have killed you the first time I saw you! Damn, I’ve wanted to do this for a long time.

Shi Wei, you’re the one who deserves to die! You stole everything from me!”

He shouted a few words incoherently, took a few deep breaths, and suddenly turned his head to look at Shi Yu.

Shi Yu was too scared to react, and he was caught by him.

Tian Qiming smiled sinisterly: “You’re awake, good…don’t worry, I have a better way to deal with you.

I’m going to cut you into slices of meat and grind your bones into powder, and send them to Shi Wei.

I want to see Shi Wei in agony, begging me on his knees!”

Tian Qiming patted Shi Yu’s cheek with the back of the knife.

Shi Yu trembled, and tears streamed down his face. His terror made Tian Qiming feel much better.

“Little Shi Yu, you know, every time I see your face, which is almost identical to Shi Wei’s, I want to vomit.

From the first time I saw you, I wanted to strangle you to death…”

Shi Yu had been very trusting of Tian Qiming, but hearing him say this, all the happy moments of the past seemed to turn into a demon’s feast.

His cries finally trickled out between his lips, a kitten-like sob that made Tian Qiming even happier.

While they were talking, the driver tried to minimize his presence as much as possible, but unfortunately, Tian Qiming didn’t plan to let him go.

The driver glanced back through the rearview mirror, but unexpectedly, he caught Tian Qiming’s mad gaze.

The driver shuddered and inadvertently floored the accelerator, sending the car flying.

With a roaring sound, the car streaked through the air.

The feeling of being pushed back slammed Tian Qiming, and he lost his balance and fell backward.

The driver reacted quickly and frantically turned the steering wheel to try to save the situation, but it was too late.

He watched helplessly as they crashed into a rock.

In an instant, the car flipped and exploded, and screams echoed incessantly.

The crash was severe. The driver died instantly, and Tian Qiming’s head hit the glass, and he passed out in his seat.

Shi Yu was also injured, but he was thrown by the impact into a relatively safe spot.

Even so, the intense impact made his vision go black, and just as he was about to pass out, a few fragments suddenly flashed before his eyes:

His mother gently stroking his head: “Xiaoyu, if you close your eyes, you won’t hear Mommy tell you bedtime stories!”

His father magically taking out a bag of snacks from behind him: “Xiaoyu, if you don’t come back, Daddy will eat them himself!”

His brother pretending to be fierce: “Who bullied our Xiaoyu? Tell me, and I’ll beat him into a pig’s head for you!”

An Huaixu sitting at the table, seriously solving high-level math problems, and gently comforting him: “After I finish this, I can play with you for thirty minutes.”

…
Various scenes and voices of various emotions called out to him.

He could feel his heart beating violently, and his limbs, which had been numb, were struggling to regain their control.

Rocks shattered and crashed onto the roof of the car, and if you listened carefully, you could hear the sound of rushing water.

Shi Yu slowly woke up.

His head was injured, and blood flowed from his forehead into one of his eyes, so that the first thing he saw through the broken window was—

A towering, crimson moon hanging high, coldly shining into his heart.

He wanted to cry, but he didn’t dare, his small figure trembling.

He struggled to sit up and crawled out.

The icy wind was like a blade, ruthlessly scraping across his fragile body, but he didn’t feel it.

Even the darkness, which he had always been most afraid of, had become a celebration of survival.

But these emotions only lasted for a few seconds. Faced with this extremely unfamiliar place, he had no idea where to go.

He thought, he remembered his parents’ phone numbers. As long as he found someone, he could—

“Bang!!”

Shi Yu hadn’t taken a few steps when he was suddenly hit by a surge of heat and metal fragments, and he was thrown away, crashing hard into a rock.

Before losing consciousness, he saw on the side of the small road a group of people running anxiously with flashlights. 

“Village chief, it’s on fire!!”

“Hey, there’s a kid passed out!”

“Save the kid first!”

***

An Huaixu stood alone outside the operating room.

He looked at his hands, his eyes dark, and recalled the scene of seeing Shi Yun on the mountain, taking a deep breath.

He almost lost Shi Yun again.

Why.

Why was Shi Yun so disobedient?

He should just lock him up.

Lock him up in a place where no one would know.

Just as his thoughts were growing darker, he heard hurried footsteps from behind him.

Then, a slightly trembling voice:

“Xiao An.”

An Huaixu immediately raised his head and met a face that looked five or six parts like Shi Yun. He quickly got up and said respectfully: “Aunt Shi, Uncle Shi, you’re here…”

He didn’t even realize that he was afraid at this moment.

Afraid that they would blame him for not protecting Shi Yu again, just like back then.

Shi’s mother, over the years, had gone from being biased and unwilling to believe it to accepting reality and being dejected, to now being relieved.

She had undergone several major changes.

She was wearing plain clothes, her beautiful face was wrinkled, and even her expression was tired and old.

Recalling many years ago, this woman was generous, gentle, and beautiful, and the way she held little Shi Yu could be described as a Jiangnan moonlight in a painting.

Shi’s mother’s eyes immediately turned red when she saw An Huaixu.

Like a loving elder, she reached out and touched the head of this child, who was now a head taller than her.

“The last time I saw you, you were only up to my waist. In the blink of an eye, you’ve grown so big…”

An Huaixu was rarely so docile, hanging his head and listening to her reminisce for a long time.

He suddenly said in a deep voice:

“I’m sorry.”

Shi’s father and Shi’s mother exchanged a look.

“What are you apologizing for?”

An Huaixu looked back at the red light of the operating room, his expression seemed calm, but his tightly clenched fists exposed his restless heart: “I didn’t tell you about Shi Yu as soon as possible.”

Shi’s father: “Actually, we already knew on the day we returned to the country.”

Shi’s mother: “The first time I saw Shi Yun through the live broadcast, I knew he was my Xiaoyu.

A mother would be too incompetent if she couldn’t recognize her own child.”

She smiled after saying that, but her smile was bitter.

Perhaps it was because they had been looking for their child for many years, and they couldn’t recognize him.

Or perhaps there were other unspeakable reasons that prevented them from recognizing each other.

Anyway, from any point of view, Shi Yun’s biological parents had been missing him for a long time through the live broadcast.

Just as An Huaixu was about to say something, a few more footsteps sounded.

He looked over and saw a hurried man walking over with several doctors.

He keenly noticed that there was a psychiatrist from A City’s No. 1 Psychiatric Hospital among them.

An Huaixu pursed his lips, averted his gaze, and looked at the man walking in front.