Even if she thought about it, Fu Yuling had no way to change things now.
For children, whether it’s their father or mother, no matter how poorly they are treated, that innate love and admiration still appears in their hearts.
Just like before, even though the original owner treated them that way, they still couldn’t help but get close.
Fu Yuling thought about it and realized that when the children disregarded everything to confront He Jingsi, did they endure immense grievances?
She didn’t know why, but she had been thinking about the male lead a lot lately. She found it strange herself. While reading this novel, she didn’t have much feeling for him. Besides feeling sorry for the children, her focus was on understanding why the female lead used the male lead.
Moreover, she never imagined that she would end up in a novel.
But life is inherently unpredictable, and she firmly believed that meeting everyone here was her opportunity, both good and bad.
When He Jingsi was mentioned, the children became more spirited, but they instinctively avoided talking about him in front of her. They exchanged glances and gestures in places where she could not see. Fu Yuling was unaware of all this.
Later, Fu Yuling learned why the children never mentioned him in front of her. It was because they were afraid it would make her sad.
They understood better than anyone how she felt when He Jingsi was brought up.
They were desperately trying to maintain their current life. Perhaps in the middle of the night, they would wake up and stare at Fu Yuling for a long time, unable to fall back asleep.
While they gained happiness, their underlying panic grew infinitely. They had been afraid of losing her from the very beginning.
If one had to sum it up in a sentence, it would be: you stare into the abyss, and the abyss stares back at you.
Right now, Fu Yuling was their abyss. They were all trying to keep her in their own ways.
After their evening talk, the next morning, Fu Yuling watched them finish breakfast and saw He Wen and the others off.
He Xuan held He An’s hand, with He Qiu and He Wen on either side, forming an irregular shape.
The clothes they wore were ones Fu Yuling had bought and altered herself. They perfectly highlighted their personalities, making them truly eye-catching.
The scenery faded into the background. Fu Yuling leaned against the door and watchef them leave quietly. Her eyes were filled only with the figures of the four children. She didn’t know how long it had been, but she lowered her head and smiled.
What kind of ending would be worthy of all the warmth she had experienced along the way? Perhaps it was just like this moment!
She hoped the current peace would last forever, but it seemed some things had already changed.
The only thing she wanted to pray for was that the four children would be well and not go down to the same path as before and end up like that.
After putting these thoughts away in her heart, she began to tidy up before heading outside.
Since Li Cuihua was arrested, there had still been no leads on the child trafficking ring. Many children remained missing, and many people in the village were continuously searching for their kids.
In truth, Fu Yuling didn’t know what to say about this matter. At that time, she didn’t fully consider herself part of this place, but just attributed everything to the plot. So she didn’t intervene.
However, now hearing that many parents had stopped working to search for their children brought a heavy feeling to her heart. At this moment, she could truly feel their helplessness.
Once a child goes missing in such a closed-off place, it might mean they would never be found again.
