Chapter 383 Wenxi's Nightmare 4

Wenxi was no longer beaten, but the two men still treated her like she was invisible, arguing every day without caring that Wenxi was just a child of a few years old and could say all sorts of swear words. Wenxi had become numb to it after hearing it so much.

That day, it started raining again outside. The sky was so gloomy that it seemed like it was about to collapse at any moment, and there was no light at all. Wenxi huddled under the covers, covered her ears with her hands, and closed her eyes tightly.

A chaotic commotion erupted from the living room, sending chills down everyone's spine. Wenxi couldn't understand why things had turned out this way; what had she done wrong to deserve such treatment?!

Tears fell, trickling into my mouth, the salty taste spreading through my palate. I don't know how much time passed before the sounds from the living room gradually subsided and then returned to silence.

A loud boom rang out, and a thunderclap suddenly appeared on the horizon. Wenxi was startled and quickly wrapped the blanket around herself tighter. It took her a long time before she poked her head out from under the blanket.

The rain was still falling outside the window. Wenxi wrapped herself tightly in the quilt and got out of bed. She walked quietly to the door, turned the doorknob, and saw a messy and chaotic living room.

The tables and chairs were all overturned, the coffee table and cups were all broken on the floor, and there were even marks on the sofa. Seeing this, Wenqian suddenly felt a sense of sadness.

When will this kind of life ever end...?

Lowering her eyes, Wenxi closed the door, went back to bed, and lay down, continuing to curl up under the covers. It was dark, the thunder was loud, and it was already very late, but Wenxi was not sleepy at all, and just stared out the window.

"Ring ring..." The alarm clock rang, and Wenxi got up blankly. The weather was bad today, and it was raining heavily, but Wenxi still had to go to school.

After washing up, Wenxi slung her backpack over her shoulder, opened the door, ignored the mess in the living room, went to the entryway to change her shoes, and then left this suffocating home.

Wang Mo: "Wen Qian!"

As soon as she reached the school gate, Wang Mo's voice came over, followed by a series of slightly anxious footsteps. Wen Qian turned her head and saw Wang Mo's smiling face, as well as a woman with a helpless smile not far behind Wang Mo.

Wang Mo: "Mom, I'm here! You should go back now and be careful!"

The woman nodded, then turned and left with her umbrella. Wang Mo turned around and saw that Wen Qian was alone again, so he couldn't help but ask her.

Wang Mo: "Wenqian, it's raining so hard today, didn't your parents bring you to school?"

Wenxi's breath hitched, and an inexplicable emotion welled up in her heart. She lowered her eyes and did not answer, while Wang Mo seemed not to notice and continued.

Wang Mo: "How could that be? It's raining so hard, why didn't they bring you here?"

Wang Mo: "What if something happened to you on your way here?"

Upon hearing this, Wenxi was enraged—an inexplicable rage that instantly subsided. She raised her head and forcefully pushed Wang Mo to the ground.

Wang Mo: "Ah!!"

Wang Mo didn't expect it, so she fell in a very messy way. Dirty water splashed all over her, her school uniform was soaked, and her knees were bleeding from scrapes.

Wang Mo: "It hurts so much, waaaaah! Wen Qian, why did you push me!"

Being a child, Wang Mo burst into tears immediately, crying very sadly. Her shoulders were shaking and she looked extremely pitiful. The teachers quickly noticed and rushed over to pick her up and change her clothes. Afterward, they called her parents.