When the two passed by Lin Yu's former home again, the pile of ashes and remains had been washed away by the rain of the previous night, and in its place was a new grave near the woods.

Lin Yu paused for a moment, but the heaviness of that day was gone.

Looking at the ashes and traces of paper money burned in front of the grave, Lin Yu reached out and gently stroked the wooden plaque, feeling the cool touch of the plaque on his fingertips. His tightly pursed light-colored lips gradually relaxed.

He turned around and stared intently at Hang Suisui behind him. Under the summer sun, the deep, dark pool resembled a vast, spreading sea. Lin Yu's lips trembled slightly.

The sunlight shone on them, casting long shadows.

Hang Suisui met Lin Yu's gaze and said, "Whether you move slowly or take small steps, as long as you are moving forward, that's fine. So, as long as you keep moving forward, there will definitely be a time when the lights are on."

The book of life should be signed by a graceful evergreen tree and a gentle mountain breeze.

Life is fleeting, like a white horse galloping past a crack in the wall.

In the limited time we have, we should strive to make our lives more meaningful and valuable.

Like a tall, evergreen tree, it is rooted in the earth, constantly absorbing nutrients and growing strong.

No matter how fierce the wind and rain, it can stand tall and always maintain its vigorous vitality, leaving its own unique mark in this world.

One can use life as a companion to wine, and even a hundred years later, one will still be intoxicated.

The honest voice of the young man outside the door came through the doorway, and inside, Hang Suisui was polishing a green bamboo bead.

The bamboo, neither too big nor too small, lay quietly in Hang Suisui's palm, with a small hole in the middle. The polished bead was slightly yellowish.

She picked up a green bamboo branch next to the peach tree branch: "Go into this bead."

As soon as Hang Suisui finished speaking, an invisible white stream of energy swept through the room and entered the bead in Hang Suisui's hand.

“Although you didn’t intend to kill him before, it was still something that harmed his body and shortened his lifespan. From now on, you will stay by his side and protect him for fifteen years. This bead has my aura on it, so you must not have any more intentions to harm him.”

The bead rolled in Hang Suisui's palm.

"Master, rest assured, I will definitely protect this person, cultivate myself well, and be a good ghost waiting for you."

Hang Suisui nodded, conjured a black rope, and strung the beads together.

She didn't refute the ghost's words, nor did she tell him that once she left, they might never meet again, and that waiting for her might take twenty years or more.

The period is fifteen years. He can decide whether to stay or leave at that time. After fifteen years, Lin Yu will be around twenty years old and able to take care of himself.

This is what happens when you rescue a stray cat. Not only does it provide shelter from the rain, but you also have to worry about its future. If you had been heartless and hadn't rescued it, that would have been fine. But once you do, you always feel the need to do more for this poor little creature before you can feel at ease.

001: [You've done enough. Anyone who didn't know better would think you were worried about your son. Hurry up and deal with this ghost so we can leave quickly.]

If Lin Yu weren't just a marginal character in the script, it certainly wouldn't have allowed Hang Suisui to interfere. After all, this was twenty years ago, and it could easily disrupt what would happen twenty years later.

As long as the main plot isn't affected, this peripheral character 001 will probably just turn a blind eye.

By the way, what were the names of the main characters in that plot outline again?

Huo Zhou, the domineering male lead in "The Cold Sky Breaks the King".

The seemingly innocent but actually cunning female protagonist, Qin Yu.

Yin Huaizhu is a gloomy villain who is frail and sickly.

Oh, and there's also Hang Suisui, that vicious female supporting character.

………

son?

Hang Suisui was slightly speechless: "You'd better be reliable this time."

Hang Suisui carefully put away the beads, turned around and pushed open the door, and the sounds inside the main room became clearer.

Zhu Kui was leading Lin Yu, Old Chen, and Chen Xinyi in saying goodbye.

“My dad and older brother are coming back tomorrow, so it’s good that Lin Yu can stay at my place for a couple more days. My mom has been asking for him to stay too.”

Old Chen asked Chen Xinyi to pack the other two sets of washed clothes and hand them to Zhu Kui.

Zhu Kui led Lin Yu, who was pursing her lips and remaining silent, out the door.

As the two left, Old Chen said to Chen Xinyi with a sigh, "There's nothing we can do to help this child, alas."

The child is pitiful, but in this world, having another person is a burden. Raising a child involves more than just food and clothing; there are too many things to worry about.

They can help if they can in the short term, but they are powerless to help in the long term.

Hang Suisui watched the departing figure, then turned and went to the main room.

She's leaving today, and she has to say goodbye to Old Chen and Chen Xinyi. She's been very grateful for their care during the past few days, and she can't just leave without a word.

Lin Yu took Zhu Kui's hand and walked onto the path. Just before turning the corner, he glanced at the clinic.

She pursed her lips and followed Zhu Kui to the Zhu family home.

A gentle breeze rustled the leaves of the walnut tree. As soon as the two entered the courtyard, they saw Zhu's mother, who had been waiting for them.

When Zhu's mother saw the two of them return, she quickly got up and took the clothes from Zhu Kui's hands, and greeted Lin Yu: "You're back. Come in quickly. I've already tidied up the room at the very end of the east side. Come, come with me and have a look."

Seeing his mother enthusiastically leading Lin Yu into the house, Zhu Kui said from behind, "Mom, I'll go cook first."

As he spoke, Zhu Kui walked into the kitchen next door.

When Zhu Kui finished cooking and brought out the meal, he saw Zhu's mother sitting in the courtyard talking with Lin Yu.

Lin Yu listened quietly to Zhu's mother's rambling and occasionally responded with a soft murmur.

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