C13 Recollection

At that moment, the delinquent who was preparing to leave suddenly turned back and slapped a brick on his father's head.

"Daddy lost so much blood that I couldn't even cover it with my hands." Koo Zheng's voice was broken. She raised both her hands and muttered, "My hands were dyed red, but blood kept flowing …"

Then the ambulance took Dad to the hospital, but the doctor said it was too late, too late to save him.

"If I had gone home with my classmates earlier, I wouldn't have met those hooligans, and my dad wouldn't have died." Koo Zheng choked her sobs. "If I had sent father to the hospital earlier, maybe I would have …"

Although so many years had passed, this matter was like a huge cross pressing down on her body, causing her to be unable to breathe from the guilt.

In the middle of the night, guilt and vexation often tormented her to the core.

Qin Ziyu hugged the woman tightly, his voice hoarse. "So that night, you pestered me to go to the hospital?"

He remembered a year ago, when he was injured, she threw herself at him and cried so hard that he felt like he was going to die.

At that time, he only thought that she looked at him strangely, but now he finally understood why.

"Yes." Koo Zheng wiped away her tears and nodded honestly. "I was terrified."

At that moment, she thought of her father. She was terrified.

"Idiot!" "I'm not going to die." "I'm not going to die," she said.

Koo Zheng's body trembled. She couldn't help but hug him as she awkwardly responded to her kiss.

Qin Ziyu's kiss was like a gentle spring breeze and drizzling rain, gently falling on her face. Every kiss was filled with pity.

Koo Zheng couldn't hold back her tears. She didn't even know why. She just wanted to cry, but there was no sadness.

Qin Ziyu dragged her body and gently kissed away her tears.

"Hold me tight." she murmured.

Qin Ziyu's body trembled, and he used even more strength to carefully massage her into his own body, feeling great tenderness for her.

The next morning at six o'clock, Koo Zheng got up on time. Looking in the mirror, she pressed her swollen and red eyes together with the corners of her mouth, turned around, and went downstairs to make breakfast.

The page from yesterday was flipped over.

"You can eat now." Koo Zheng said to Qin Ziyu, who was walking down the stairs after she had finished preparing breakfast.

Today, he did not go out for a run. He woke up early to take care of the company's matters in his study room. Smelling the fragrance of the food, he went downstairs to face Koo Zheng's faint smile. It was no different from yesterday's morning or the morning before.

Qin Ziyu entered the dining room and sat down. His gaze fell on Koo Zheng's eyes and flickered. "Rest at home today?"

She was not a good person to go out to meet.

Koo Zheng answered with a "hmm" and kept her head down to eat. The two of them looked the same as usual, but there was indeed something different between them.

This breakfast was extremely quiet. Only when the sound of Qin Ziyu's car leaving came from outside the window did she let out a sigh of relief and lean back against the chair, massaging her forehead in pain.

Yesterday, she cried very miserably. She hugged Qin Ziyu and said a lot of things and did a lot of things … …

Just by thinking about it, Koo Zheng couldn't help but feel a burning sensation on her cheeks, as if she was in deep remorse.

"Ding dong ding-dong ~ ~ ~"

Her cell phone suddenly rang, interrupting Koo Zheng's thoughts. She saw Chen Mo's call on the phone, and suddenly remembered that she had been brought home by Qin Ziyu the night before, forgetting to greet him and Ruoyu Shen. They must have been in a terrible hurry.

"Koo Zheng, are you alright?" The moment the call connected, Chen Mo's anxious voice came from the other side of the line. Next to him was Shen Lianli's anxious urging voice.

Koo Zheng's heart warmed. She rubbed her nose and tried her best to smile. "I'm fine. I'm really sorry for yesterday."

"As long as you're fine." Chen Mo let out a long breath, and said half-jokingly, "I thought you lost it."