Chapter 68
This time, Wen Ning officially walked out of the hospital room.
Forcing those who needed to communicate to stay in the same space, she smiled slightly, and her heart was sure of itself.
At this point in her life, Wen Ning no longer had stage fright, and more often than not, she thought about what she could do, what she could change, and how she could position herself.
It was a sunny day.
August, Jiangcheng is hot, the entire East China region is caught in a nearly burning hot mood.
Some people have paid the price for their words and actions, the court summons has just been delivered, thanks to the public opinion of the reversal of the netizen’s matter soon came to an end; and Zhou’s mother did not attribute the progress of the promotion of her child.
She still won’t say a word about the reward.
Chinese subtlety seemed to be a habit etched in the bones.
“You guys go out.” Even when she wanted to ask her children to go out for a walk, she made it sound like she was driving them away.
On this day, it seemed that Mother Zhou really didn’t need them to take turns caring for her, and all of her health indicators had reached a standard that allowed her to be discharged from the hospital; even though she was eating the fluids that she had initially been reluctant to face, some of the food had been skillfully handled by her daughter-in-law, and even though it was fluids, it was still not too difficult to swallow.
She repeatedly urged the party, “Don’t stay here all day.”
Wen Ning then went to the beach with Zhou Yinchu, and Chuchu.
Zhou Yinchu had high a boat from somewhere, but a candlelight dinner on a yacht wasn’t their common goal; he had prepared longboards and shortboards as well as fishboards.
He’s teaching, and Cheol gets on a board for tailwave surfing.
As the boat sailed, Chul had also set up his feet.
Wenning was on the boat at the moment, gazing gently at the two men associated with her life.
Facing the wind and waves, the tension and nervousness on Che Che’s young face gradually disappeared, until he left Zhou Yinchu’s hand behind and faced the wind and waves that belonged to him on his own.
Wen Ning recalled what most people had said about Che Che, that he himself was a child with a good heart, and now, he didn’t have to waste his talent.
One could learn skills at will.
After some instruction, Zhou Yinchu boarded the boat:
“Scared?”
“No.”
“Not afraid of the risks your son faces?” Cho Inchu wasn’t on deck for too long, but didn’t even come close to minding his wet hair while always lingering by her side.
“I thought you’d stop me before I decided to take him on this project.”
Looking at the man who was about to rejoin the water and didn’t have a leash in his hand, Wen Ning’s brow was still on edge for him for that much longer, “Zhou Yinchu, if I can’t blindly trust you to believe in a course of action that must have been done for the sake of my child, then my insecurities are all going to be acting up from time to time.”
“It’s too tiring to live with that kind of trepidation.”
Blowing the light sea breeze, Wenning’s voice tone blended into it, “Letting go, isn’t that what you taught me.”
“And, you’ve taught Cholchu very well,” she didn’t spare him the praise, “with extraordinary patience.”
This time, he brought Chulcher back to the ship as well.
She stopped treating her ten year old Chul as if he were a child with no ability to take care of himself, and placed the dry towel in the child’s own hands.
“Teaching is hard.” He said.
The man who had never tired of treading the wind and waves had a timely look of weariness on his face at this moment.
She treated him the same, “You wipe yourself too, that’s what you call a role model.”
That day’s wind and waves are very suitable to appear, there is no shocking huge waves, not because too calm to the horizontal surface ripples are not there.
She once again watched him and Li Che go out to sea together.
The eyes are soft, like the mountains and the sea are beautiful, and like a hundred rivers are tolerant.
Wen Ning received a notice from Attorney Gu: “The court will be held the day after tomorrow.”
Che Che fell over, choking on more than just a mouthful of water, and was yanked up by Zhou Yinchu, his face not whitened by this; he didn’t stop his attempts, but with the not-so-abundant skills he had learned in the party, he once again began his journey.
He followed the waves, conquering yet another new wave.
“Good.”
“You relax, this time we are victorious and will make him pay the legal price.”
The kind-hearted lawyer Gu promised with conviction, “This way, Mr. Li can also rest in peace.”
“Thanks a lot.” Wen Ning said this once more at the end of the call.
The line of sight remained occupied for the person alive in front of her.
“Not every beginner will have the same achievements as you,” Zhou Yinchu patted Che Che’s shoulder, “Good performance, Li Che.”
“Uncle Zhou, when are we going to practice again?”
Wen Ning contemplated Zhou Yinchu’s age, and the amount of energy he had expended since these past few times when he had been like a coaching staff like a shadow.
She smiled lightly, “Let’s go ashore first, Chuchu, Uncle Zhou should rest.”
“Doubting my stamina?”
“Not called doubt,” Wen Ning got off the boat with them, Che Che swallowed two small royal castles in one gulp, at this moment she happened to run into her old classmate, chatting about today’s novel experience, she was relieved to retract her gaze and cope with the disgruntled man in front of her, “Call it taking care of it.”
Wen Ning stuffed Zhou Yinchu with a corrugated french fry, “People in their thirties, you can’t always drink young people in comparison.”
Gagging him.
However, Zhou Yinchu detected Wenning’s absent-mindedness about many things in the second half of the day.
“Still can’t let go of that man’s case?”
Wen Ning realized that Zhou Yinchu was squeezing the ketchup for her as he had done for many years, and he seemed to be a bit rigid in this matter, striving to allocate no more or less ketchup to each french fry.
One side scrutinized the man’s proclivities. Goodness, the other didn’t say to avoid answering, “Yeah, despite knowing that justice will always come, people always get nervous on the eve of the actual arrival.”
It seemed that from the day he ran for Lee Yuanzhe, there was no more sword fighting between them when they faced the taboo.
The atmosphere eased up quite a bit.
Once again, when mentioning her ex-husband, he was no longer as intense as he had been during the trip to Guangzhou.
She knew deep down, “By then, we will also be embarking on a new life.”
“Also, Zhou Yinchu, I’ve been wanting to thank you seriously, no matter what the outcome of this time, you have largely eased my anxiety.”
“Wen Ning, make no mistake about being strong.”
He gathered her into his arms with one hand, and outside the glass window, Li Che and his peers were colorfully still describing the special experience of surfing.
It was hard for her to imagine how she would have gotten through the long night on her own, assuming she hadn’t gotten back together with Chou Yinchu.
Although his apparent purpose was wrapped in a physical liking that she was willing to deal with, and his reasoning for approaching herself in the first place really wasn’t that brilliant but she seemed to have gotten used to having someone who strongly supported a part of her life.
“There are some things that I’m starting to not care about anymore.” Wenning said solemnly.
“Even if some people accuse my husband of finding someone else after he died, even if some people crickets behind my back that I’m ‘climbing the ladder,'” Wenning pushed the half of the leftover unfinished set meal toward the preening man, “I don’t care. ”
The harshness of the world was inconsequential.
He was by her side, then all this chaos and disturbing sounds would not make her lose her mind.
Winnings rarely showed his heart in its entirety, “You are even better than I thought you were.”
“How much better?”
The prideful man claimed her steady stream of compliments.
She didn’t know that she’d have a hard time specifically finding a word that would clearly define him, that wouldn’t exhaust the praises and commendations to the extreme.
It was just that she never dared to envision that there would be a man who would walk alone through all kinds of storms and then wait for her in silence at some place she had to pass, sharing everything he had.
Arrogant as he was, how he banished his pride time and time again, even at the mention of her ex-husband, deliberately suppressing the little bit of jealous rage inside him, she just didn’t know.
“There’s no way to describe it for now.”
That day, in the hospital she had been thinking about how to pay him back for what he had given her, and Wenning thought that perhaps she couldn’t find out how to pay him back.
Then it would be better to spend this life in constant seeking.
Her love had always been cheap, but God had given it generously, and the pleasure of losing and gaining was enough to make her move forward just as bravely.
Her recent mood suddenly became very sentimental, she thought, must be Li Yuanzhe death of the truth is about to surface.
That’s why she was wrapped up in these flurry of emotions.
“Come on, it’s time for us to go home.”
“Chuchu.”
Under his mother’s call, Li Che finally ended the exchange between him and his little friend, and it turned out that it wasn’t the same sidekick, but none other than Qin Xiyue, and it was only because the other party had cut her hair short that Wen Ning almost didn’t recognize her.
Qin Yi nevertheless greeted, “Miss Wen, long time no see.”
Zhou Yinchu immediately pushed open the glass door of Burger King and hurriedly came out, not moving an inch from his wife’s side: “Mr. Qin, bring your daughter out?”
Qin Yi of course understands where Zhou Yinchu’s intentions lie, this once or twice is just a matter of time, there is no need to come out again and again to warn others.
“The news of you and Ms. Wen getting married, I also already know, I’m afraid that Mr. Zhou doesn’t need to be reminded three times.”
Qin Yi sarcastically said, “Only someone who is afraid that they will lose will be so nervous.”
Zhou Yinchu was about to retort, but Wen Ning tugged on his sleeve, “I’m amused.”
Too much is too little.
Although the man in front of her was very attached to herself as of now, Wen Ning still expected him to be slightly more normal, lest the uninformed mistakenly think that she didn’t know what tactics she had used to make Zhou Yinchu so dead set against herself.
Age here, and playing the same possessive drama as when he was a student would always be embarrassing.
Wen Ning transferred a not-so-small amount of pocket money to Che Che’s electronic watch, “Che Che, why don’t you play with Heiyue for a little while longer, and Uncle Zhou will come pick you up later.”
Playfulness between children was always the best thing about summer vacation.
Li Che nodded shyly and didn’t refuse.
Qin Xiyue let out a “yay” on the spot and circled around Che Che, and her father Qin Yi, who was standing by the side, couldn’t help but look sullen.
Two days later, the trial began.
The criminal trial process is very solemn.
There would be no so-called mediators, and the unforgiving family members were already sitting in the big back of the prosecutor.
Zhou Yinchu did not have an extra word, but held her hand forcefully.
Silence is better than sound.
The defendant did not admit to the facts of the crime that the prosecution had adduced several times, and at this time, the witnesses were about to enter one after another and take their seats.
Wen Ning once thought it was her own eyesight, she and Wang Xueqing have not met since Chuchu transferred to school, only to remember how she could not persuade her, and she, too, was reluctant to participate in it.
And at this moment, Ms. Wang, who always questioned all her ways, was actually sitting on the witness stand.