Chapter 287: Misery
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
For a long time before Lei Chen appeared, Wang Tian had been in a state of low spirits. This had indirectly affected Xiao Hu.
When his body got better, he could stand up from the wheelchair and take a few steps sometimes. He was also willing to eat more. The school had also given him various health evaluations and agreed to let him go back to school.
However, at this time, Xiao Hu began to dislike the world.
He felt that he was meaningless. His originally good family seemed to have been destroyed by him.
If he wasn’t sick, his mother wouldn’t have come to Jiang City, and his father wouldn’t have missed them so much. Sometimes, when Wang Tian was in a bad mood, he could see it in her eyes. In fact, he was also full of self-blame.
He would always remember his parents were by his side when he was young. Wherever he wanted to go, the family would happily go and play. There would be no quarrels at all.
In his impression, his mother was always gentle and cute. His mother’s dimples could give people a particularly comfortable feeling. No matter when he was in trouble, he could always go to his mother.
At this time, his mother’s dimples would appear, and all the problems would be calmly resolved.
Although his father didn’t talk much, he loved him very much.
As a teacher, he was always strict, but sometimes when he saw that the child was tired, he would take the initiative to let the child rest and even chat with him about interesting celebrities.
Xiao Hu spent his childhood in his father’s study. The books there had a strong smell. Most of them were old books. Xiao Hu didn’t know where his father got these books, but they had a magical attraction that could pull people into another world.
When Xiao Hu was eight years old, his father gave him a cabinet full of books.
Whenever he was free, Xiaohu would be inside, reading the dictionary sentence by sentence.
At first, he couldn’t understand them, but as time passed, he actually became reliant on these books. Whenever he did not look at it, his heart would itch.
Gradually, he realized these books were actually very messy. Some were novels, some were essays, and there were a few of his father’s lesson plans. His father’s handwriting was very powerful. Although it was semi-cursive, it was very organized. He secretly traced it many times, but he really couldn’t write it.
Later on, his illness became serious. For a period of time, he had to go to the hospital almost every day. He was exhausted. At the same time, he realized his parents were equally tired. They were even more tired than him.
Ignoring the cost of all the examinations, one round of fogging was a huge expense. And his illness was almost inseparable from the fog.
Every time they went to the hospital, their parents would frown for a long time.
Xiao Hu was a very smart child. He knew his parents were worried about money. They could not afford such a high cost of treatment.
Sometimes, his aunts would come to visit him, but almost every time at this time, they would also talk to Xiao Hu’s parents about paying back the money.
Later on, the haze on his parents’ faces became heavier and heavier, and the various relatives became fewer and fewer.
Once, when Xiao Hu was in a daze, he heard her mother speak softly beside her bed, “Baby, don’t blame me. I didn’t make this decision because I don’t want you anymore. It’s for your own good.”
Under the faint moonlight, Xiao Hu saw Wang Tian holding his hand, crying and laughing.
At that time, his heart was about to break.
He was still too young and did not know what the adults’ decision meant, but a fear of the unknown made him a little sad. He narrowed his eyes and looked at the haggard Wang Tian. There was a strange bitterness in his heart.
Soon, Wang Tian went to Jiang City.
Her father said she had gone to study. If she learned well, she could come back and earn more money to make up for his medical expenses and pay off their debts to others.
At that time, he would not have to worry about seeing a doctor. He would stay in the best hospital and hire the best specialists. In the future, he would be able to run and jump around healthily like other children.
At that time, Xiao Hu believed it and firmly believed it.
Even when Wang Tian brought him to Jiang City, he did not miss home at all. Now that Xiao Hu thought about it, he was still too naive back then..
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