Chapter 241
What shop? What delivery?
Yunmian didn't understand, but her attention quickly focused on the previous sentence said by Sister Zhaozhao.
It turned out that Sister Zhaozhao did not throw away the snacks, but hid them for a very long time.
Yunmian happily reached out to grab her sister's clothes, and raised her little face to tell her that she had never been angry.
But as soon as she opened her mouth, everything in front of her eyes went dark.
The little girl who had been crying in bed for half the night finally woke up from the nightmare. When she opened her eyes, she saw her mother holding her with worried eyes. She couldn't help but burst into tears: "Wuwuwuwu, Mom! I dreamed that you died and I died too!!"
Yun Jinyan, who hadn't had time to say anything caring, said: "..."
The system next to it was also panicking about contacting the headquarters because it suddenly couldn't detect the host's soul: "..."
The little child had no idea how unlucky it was to say that so early in the morning. He was hugging his mother tightly and anxiously, and the puppy's head kept burrowing into her arms, as if this could eliminate the sadness and grief in his dream.
After Yun Jinyan was stunned at first, she also felt a little distressed and helpless.
She slowed down her tone, raised her hand and rubbed the child's head, and said gently: "Okay, dreams are the opposite of each other. Aren't Mom and Mianmian fine? You will forget this dream after dinner. I made egg custard. Mianmian, get up and eat."
Egg custard!
Fragrant egg custard!
The puppy's ears perked up when he heard this word. Yunmian finally crawled out of her mother's arms, opened her red and swollen eyes and asked pitifully, "Really?"
In fact, her mother didn’t need to answer, she had already smelled the fragrance of the egg custard.
And the food my mother cooks always seems to have a magical ability that can easily cure all unhappiness.
The little girl had a cute bun on her head and was sitting at the dining table holding a small spoon. She ate spoonful after spoonful of the tender and delicious egg custard as quickly and efficiently as if she was eating smooth and bouncy jelly.
During this time, he excitedly shared with his mother the strange nightmare he had in the morning with his hands and feet dancing.
"Mom, let's go to the temple and kowtow to the Buddha and Guanyin Bodhisattva." The child couldn't forget a certain idea in the dream: "I don't want to have such sad dreams again. Even if it's the opposite, I'm still very sad..."
So she wanted to go to the temple, kowtow to the gods and Bodhisattvas a few more times, and ask them to bless her so that she would not have such sad nightmares again.
Yun Jinyan thought about how she had been holding her daughter and watching over her since she was awakened by her daughter's crying in the middle of the night, but she could never wake her crying daughter up. She did not refute the child's suggestion, but nodded in agreement: "Mianmian is right, let's go after breakfast. I have already asked for leave from your teacher this morning."
In the morning, she was prepared to take her daughter to the hospital for examination if she could not wake up again. But after listening to her daughter's description of the dream, Yun Jinyan changed her mind temporarily and felt that they should indeed go to a temple or other place with strong incense and spiritual energy.
It is better to be safe than sorry. Although she was not superstitious before, she would rather believe in metaphysics than not. It would be nice to go and worship to gain peace of mind.
After breakfast, Yun Jinyan took her daughter directly to a famous temple nearby to burn incense and worship Buddha. Not far away at the Wu family, Wu Yin and Wu Wan also met Li Gaoyang's assistant again.
"This is the compensation given by the hospital to the two families." He took out a card and placed it on the coffee table. He glanced at Wu Yin, whose eyes were calm. He was a little surprised that she didn't act like a six-year-old child who had suddenly left her family. Her behavior was very different from that of Miss Zhaozhao, whom the boss had just brought home.
But he was just an assistant. Being surprised didn't mean he cared about Wu Yin. This was a family affair between the Wu and Li families and had nothing to do with him. The Li family had made it clear that they wanted to educate the true bloodline well, so it was better for him to keep his nose to the grindstone.
So after giving away the card with the 500,000 yuan in it, he left.
After the door was closed again, Wu Yin looked at the card with extremely complicated eyes.
In their previous life, all of them were caught up in disputes. The Li family might have sent someone to ask for the compensation, or they might not have pursued the matter. But no matter what, the final truth is that Wu Wan definitely did not receive such a huge amount of compensation.
Five hundred thousand is enough for this broken family to start living a good life again.
Perhaps if she had had this 500,000 yuan in her previous life, she would not have been so resentful towards Wu Wan and Wu Zhaozhao so often. The sudden change in status can easily affect a child's character. Li Yin does not think that she is innocent and noble, but if she had this 500,000 yuan, even if Wu Wan only used it to improve his life and his daily meals... Li Yin feels that her childhood self would have had fewer arguments and complaints with Wu Wan.
Five hundred thousand yuan could really change a lot of things for Wu Wan's small family.
But I didn’t have this half a million in my previous life.
The only change in the negotiations between the two families in this life compared to the previous life was the appearance of Aunt Yun.
Aunt Yun brought this point up clearly, and as a result, the hospital, which had always hidden itself from fate and escaped disaster in the previous life, paid the price it deserved.
Although this price cannot make up for the two children's exchanged lives and changed personalities, this time, at least the impoverished Wu family has a new turn of events.
Wu Wan was probably aware of this, and knew that it was Yun Jinyan who made it clear that she had received such a huge compensation. So when he put the card away with trembling hands, he suddenly looked up and said to Wu Yin, who had remained silent, "Give some of this money back to your Aunt Yun first. She has helped us over the years... I owe her a lot, and I should thank her both emotionally and logically."
After her husband passed away, she was left alone in the hospital with disabled legs and a toddler daughter. Only she could understand how hard and desperate her life was.
If it weren't for Yun Jinyan's constant help, perhaps she and Zhao Zhao, mother and daughter, would have died in this little house with no one paying attention to them.
Apart from being confused about Wu Zhaozhao's affairs, Wu Wan was still a sober person who knew how to repay kindness, so she did not ignore Yun Jinyan's help over the years, nor did she take such help for granted.
Wu Yin knew that Wu Wan was not a bad person. On the contrary, she was a particularly soft-hearted person. Therefore, after hearing her words, Wu Yin had no objection. She just lowered her head and ate the bland noodles in the bowl, and said calmly, "It's up to you."
The 500,000 yuan belongs to the Wu family, and the Li family received another 500,000 yuan. Wu Wan wants to decide how to arrange it, but Wu Yin, a six-year-old child, cannot make the decision.
Even if it is said, most of this money should have belonged to her and Li Zhaozhao, their two children.
But children have little choice in the adult world.
Wu Yin didn't want to argue with Wu Wan. She would even feel relieved if she let Wu Wan take the 500,000 yuan.
Just think of it as repaying Wu Wan for selling his house to raise money for my tuition in my previous life.
Apart from this favor, Wu Yin couldn't find any special contribution Wu Wan had made to her after careful recollection.
On the contrary, after Wu Wan carefully put away the bank card, the last knot in Wu Yin's heart about her was finally untied.
I don't owe you anything anymore. I don't need to survive by competing for your motherly love in this life.
I will have a freer and broader future, and I will become a better person that I was never able to be in my previous life.
Take Mianmian with you.
Yunmian knelt in front of the solemn hall. Her small figure in front of the three or four-meter-tall golden Buddha looked like a furry and stout kitten at the feet of an elephant.
“Grandpa Buddha, please protect me from having nightmares again. Please protect me, my mother, my sisters Yinyin and Zhaozhao so that we can all be safe, healthy and live long…”
What the child prayed for was both greedy and too ordinary.
I don't seek great wealth or fame, I just want a long and safe life, which makes me very pragmatic.
Fearing that Grandpa Buddha was too busy and might accidentally bless the wrong people, Yun Mianmian secretly read out the ID numbers of herself, her mother, and her two little sisters that the system uncle had helped to find. Finally, she opened her eyes, looked up at her little face, and earnestly instructed the tall Buddha statue: "Grandpa Buddha, don't forget. I kowtowed to you many times. Thank you for blessing us. You have worked hard."
system:"……"
If it remembered correctly, in a certain world in the past, its host seemed to be a little Taoist child?
Since ancient times, the dispute between Buddhism and Taoism has always been very serious in any small world. If the Buddha knew that he had blessed a young Taoist disciple, or if the Taoist ancestor knew that his young disciple knelt in front of the Buddha statue and kowtowed to bless him...
Hiss, I dare not think about it, it is simply a Shura field of the God-Buddha level. I hope that the things my host is doing in the small world now will not be known by the true Buddhist and Taoist heritage one day in the future, otherwise it will have to look for the next suitable host.
Yunmian had no idea about the weird mutterings in System Uncle Hu’s mind. After she sincerely prayed to Buddha for blessings, she stood aside and let her mother kowtow to the Buddha.
After Yun Jinyan stood up, she threw the incense money she had prepared in advance into the merit box in front, then took her daughter and slowly walked out of the hall to the peaceful sound of Sanskrit and wooden fish.
The wind outside was blowing slowly, slowly blowing away the strong smell of incense that came from the temple on the two people.
Yunmian walked on the bluestone steps, and her heart, which had been restless since she woke up in the morning, finally calmed down.
The child couldn't help but secretly said to his mother: "The Buddha and Guanyin Bodhisattva must be blessing me. From today on, I will never get sick again~"
After all, she prayed to the Bodhisattvas for a safe and healthy baby!
Yun Jinyan did not take her daughter's childish words to heart, but what surprised her after thinking about it carefully was that her daughter was actually very lively for a whole year. Not to mention getting sick, she didn't even catch a cold when the seasons changed.
Yun Jinyan was thinking about going to the temple to worship again before her daughter started elementary school.
But now she is more busy with store affairs.
After the Wu family received the compensation, Wu Wan's life obviously became better. She bought a more suitable automatic wheelchair and no longer needed Wu Yin's help to look after her at all times. She could also do more things on her own.
After Wu Yin helped her that day, Yun Jinyan also considered hiring an employee to reduce her burden.
The food at Yunduo Restaurant is clean and hygienic, and the taste is highly praised by diners. After Yun Jinyan paid off her mortgage, she planned to expand the store further, so she was thinking about buying the store next door and breaking down the wall so that the store could accommodate more customers.
Yunmian didn’t understand these things, so when her mother was thinking about something, she would run to play with her sister Ayin.
But Yunmian found that Sister Ayin seemed to be very busy too.
The child was lying on the swing bench bored, with most of his body and knees dragging on the ground, and he was swaying back and forth on the swing.
Wu Yin was sitting on the swing next to her, looking down at the tablet in her hands.
Wu Yin bought this tablet herself. She would borrow Aunt Yun's mobile phone to play with it when she had nothing to do. She used the knowledge she learned from her previous life to do text translation on the Internet. Although the money did not come quickly, she had earned some money gradually.
Therefore, Wu Wan didn't spend a penny on this tablet, so she couldn't do anything about it. Even though she wanted to know whether this would affect her studies, she couldn't bring herself to ask because of the unfamiliar relationship between her and Wu Yin.
After the child next to her pouted and wandered around unhappily for who knows how many times, Wu Yin, who was immersed in her own money-making business, finally noticed her.
Wu Yin put away the tablet and raised her hand to pat the little tuft on the child's head: "Mianmian, are you bored? Can I help you push the swing?"
Yunmian shook her head gloomily: "No, the swing is not fun at all..."
Everyone was so busy that she seemed to have nothing to do. Little Yun Mianmian was already considering whether to go back and learn to write according to the copybook. At least this way she wouldn't be lying on the swing and get so bored that she wanted to sleep.
Wu Yin felt guilty for a second, knowing that she had forgotten about Mianmian when she was busy. She couldn't help but hug the child and rub her cheeks, coaxing her in a gentle voice: "I'm sorry, Mianmian, I didn't mean it. What else do you want to do? I'll go with you, okay? I promise I won't touch the tablet again!"
Usually when her tablet is not in use, she will find a quiet corner and watch various cartoons with Mianmian. Today, she was too busy with the studio she registered online, and she really didn’t make time to accompany Mianmian. Instead, Mianmian was left alone with her for a long time.
Thinking of this, Wu Yin's tone softened: "Mianmian, please forgive me this time. I promise there won't be a next time. When you come to the elementary school, we can play together every day. I will accompany you to do whatever you want to do, okay?"
"...Really?" The child glanced at her with a distrustful look.
Wu Yin raised her hand and assured: "Really? Primary school was very easy. I could play as I pleased every day!"
Yunmian: “!!!”
Yun Mianmian, a carefree little girl who is still enjoying her summer vacation, with her kindergarten diploma in hand, is persuaded by her friends to fantasize about a better primary school life.
Therefore, on the day of reporting to the primary school, Yun Mianmian seemed exceptionally calm and peaceful among a group of children who were holding their parents' hands, hugging their parents' legs and crying heart-wrenchingly. She did not cry or whine at all about her mother's departure.
Yun Jinyan, on the other hand, was worried and waited outside with other parents for a long time.
One after another, children ran out with tears on their faces. Yun Jinyan never waited for her daughter, but she also felt relieved that the children had grown up and become sensible.
Of course, the slight bit of loss and bitterness mixed in it can be ignored. After all, the little guy is already clingy enough when he is at home. Yun Jinyan hopes that Mianmian will be a little more sensible when he grows up one year older.
Wu Yin is a sophomore student. She started school when the first grade started, but compared to her classmates who all had people to send them off, Wu Yin was always alone.
The school was crowded today, so she didn't walk with Mianmian, so as not to delay Aunt Yun from taking Mianmian to register.
After the chaotic morning was finally over, Wu Yin walked towards the classroom of Class 3, Grade 1, preparing to take her new sister Mianmian, who had just enrolled, to the cafeteria for lunch.
Then she saw a figure that she was extremely reluctant to see at the door of the first grade.
Li Zhao Zhao.
How come she is here?
Wu Yin narrowed her eyes, looking at the figure that was so familiar that it was unforgettable, and her emotions, which had been relatively calm and even relaxed, finally began to fluctuate.
No, she was supposed to be here...
In her previous life, Li Zhaozhao studied in this school. It was not until the end of this semester that their identities were discovered to be different and they were then switched back.
After that, Li Zhaozhao went to an aristocratic school for two years, but after Mianmian got into trouble, he transferred back for some unknown reason.
It was precisely because she transferred back that Wu Yin stopped her and made childish provocations to vent her grievances and resentment, which also started the extremely terrible life in her previous life.
Chaotic images flashed through his mind frame by frame, but in reality Wu Yin just stood there for a few seconds, then his face turned slightly cold and he strode towards the door of Class 3, Grade 1.
As they got closer, they could already hear Li Zhaozhao's gentle voice calling Yunmian, who was in the classroom, to come out for dinner.
"Mianmian." Wu Yin stopped and waved to Yunmian with a smile beside Li Zhaozhao: "Come out soon, I'll take you to the cafeteria for lunch."
As soon as he finished speaking, the children in the classroom who were still staring blankly at a pile of new books and textbooks hadn't come back to their senses yet, but Li Zhaozhao next to them tilted his head and looked at him with a clear gaze.
Wu Yin looked at her without flinching.
She is an adult, how could she be afraid of Li Zhaozhao, who is only a few years old in this life?
But she instinctively felt that Li Zhaozhao would appear here... There was still a bit of an inexplicable sense of incongruity.
Without waiting for her to explore, Li Zhaozhao withdrew his gaze, and then ignored her existence. Amid the curious gazes of a group of children, he walked straight into the classroom, and then stood in front of the desk of Yun Mianmian with a dull look in his eyes.
"Mianmian, what are you daydreaming about?" She raised her hand and patted the child's forehead. Her action and tone were particularly intimate, as if the more than a year of separation had not left any strange scratches between her and Yunmian.
Seeing this scene, Wu Yin's pupils shrank slightly and he followed over.
Yunmian finally came to her senses.
She raised her little face from among the numerous textbooks and stared blankly at the two little sisters standing in front of her. Then she tried to hold back her tears, but couldn't, and burst into tears.
Wuwuwuwuwu, Sister Yinyin is a big liar!!
There is no such thing as an easy primary school life. The system uncle and the teacher said that these books, textbooks and exercise books are all for future study and homework!!!
This is completely different from Yunmian’s fantasy of an enlarged kindergarten plus a small amusement park!
She had been enduring it for the entire morning, from the moment the teacher started handing out books, until now, when she saw her two close friends standing neatly in front of her. She could no longer hold back the grievance and confusion in her heart, and all turned into tears that fell down her face.
The little girl looked so pitiful with her worldview collapsed. She pursed her lips and cried so hard that her eyes and nose were all red. Her tears fell on the brand new cover of the book, which was both funny and heartbreaking to see.
Wu Yin and Li Zhaozhao didn't care about each other's presence for the moment, and they were both busy coaxing the children.
"Why are you crying, Mianmian? Did someone bully you? Tell me, and I will help you fight back!"
"Don't cry, sister Mianmian. Are you missing Aunt Yun? She will definitely come to pick you up after school."
"Mianmian..."
"younger sister……"
Yun Mian cried even harder as she listened to their totally irrelevant words of comfort.
Woohoo, you guys don’t understand at all! You guys don’t understand my pain at all…
God knows how unbelievable Yun Mianmian felt when she was happily sitting at the desk waiting for the teacher to speak, but instead she got one exercise book and writing notebook after another.
She just felt as if she was being completely overwhelmed by the densely packed words on the books and the densely packed grids on the notebooks.
She had just turned seven, why did she have to go through this realistic and cruel nightmare?
Yun Mian hugged Uncle System quietly and couldn't stop crying, all she could think about was going home.
Go home to find my mother and ask her to send me back to kindergarten.
She no longer wanted to go to elementary school or first grade. Everything here was so terrible, even more terrible than the bitter melon scrambled eggs her mother made!
After hearing the child's sobbing request, Wu Yin and Li Zhaozhao both fell silent.
It turns out there’s another EQ-savvy way to say “skipping school”?
Send him back to kindergarten... the little guy has a nice idea, but the kindergarten has finally sent you, the little bully, away with great fanfare. Will they let you go back and cause trouble for those little buds now?
"Mianmian, don't say that to Auntie Yun." Wu Yin sighed helplessly, raised her hand to rub the child's hair, and told her sadly but sincerely: "You will be beaten, both on the palm of your hand and on your buttocks."
Hearing this, Yun Mian's grief-stricken crying paused slightly.
Li Zhaozhao looked at Mianmian, who had cried so much that she looked like a little cat, and a smile flashed in his eyes. He took out the tissue he brought with him and carefully wiped away the tears on his sister's face and hands.
Then he pinched her chubby little face and said softly, "Sister Mianmian, I brought you some delicious handmade nougat. It smells really good. If you stop crying, I'll give it to you after dinner, okay?"
The eyes of the children who had not left yet were already filled with envy for Yun Mianmian.
They all just started first grade and all wanted to go home instead of going to school. However, they got nothing except running to the school gate, getting beaten up by their parents and being sent back.
This little girl named Mianmian was comforted by two older sisters, who took her to dinner and gave her candy...
When did the gap between children become so big?
Yunmian, who didn't know whether she was tempted by the candy or frightened by her mother, wiped away her tears carelessly and rubbed her eyes until they turned red before she slowly stopped sobbing. She hugged a pile of books again and looked up at her two sisters with a wronged face. She asked them softly with tears in her voice, "Is it really impossible to go back to kindergarten? Can I never go to kindergarten again in this life?"
Wu Yin: “…”
Li Zhaozhao: “…”
Yes, there's no going back. Mianmian, you'd better give up this dangerous idea as soon as possible.
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