At that moment, Auntie had already gotten up and was boiling water in the stove. When she saw Er Gou and Wan'er come in one after the other, she was surprised. "When did you get up? Why is he here so early?"
“Aunt, I’ll be going back in a bit,” Wan’er stepped forward and grabbed Er Gou’s arm. “I’m going to take him back to get him treated…”
"You're taking him back?" This unexpected result startled the aunt.
“You know I’m a nurse. I’ve observed him for a while and I think he might recover. Besides, a neurology specialist will be coming to our hospital in the next couple of days. I think this is an opportunity.” Wan’er gave a wry smile, turned her head to look at Er Gou, and held onto his arm tightly.
I was thinking to myself, regardless of whether last night's dream was real or not, I have to take you back first...
"How can that be? Child, this is not your responsibility." As her aunt said this, her nose tingled, and she stretched out her arms, turned around, and hugged Wan'er.
"It's alright, I'll help if I can. After all, I grew up here too. I've always been very close to Brother Gouzi. Now we're both orphans, so we're kind of in the same boat." As she said this, Wan'er's eyes reddened.
“Alright, if you’ve made up your mind, then go ahead and do it. Your aunt knows your personality and can’t stop you. Go and wash up first, and after breakfast, you can take him with you.” Your aunt released her hand, wiped away her tears, walked to the stove, and lit the firewood in the firebox…
"Okay!" Wan'er nodded, reached out and took Er Gouzi's hand, who had been keeping his head down and chewing on dry grass, and led him to a stool to sit down. "You sit still, I'll go fetch water."
"Water! Hehe!" Er Gou threw away the dry grass in his hand, his eyes crinkling into slits with laughter, and he danced with joy.
At this moment, he seemed very obedient, just sitting there waiting for Wan'er to bring the water...
After saying goodbye to her uncle and aunt, Wan'er held onto Er Gou's hand as they left the house and walked to the roadside to wait for the bus...
After getting on the bus, Er Gou reached out and took Wan'er's bag, hung it around his neck, chuckled, found a window seat, and sat down obediently.
You little rascal! I seem to remember you pushing me in my dream. Through the small gap above my head, the Little Prince looked up at Er Gou, his thick chin gleaming.
"Don't hold a grudge against me. Not everyone can go to that water palace. I'm doing this for your own good." Er Gou remained motionless.
But the little prince clearly felt the trembling in his abdomen and heard the ventriloquism he was making.
So you're not stupid, and you're not human either. I'll let it slide for the sake of us all caring about Wan'er. However, if you dare do anything to harm Wan'er in the slightest, I'll make you wish you were dead.
What a joke! You little spirit cat, do you even know who I am? I'm Wan'er's uncle. If my sister hadn't said three years ago that Wan'er would meet a spirit cat, and that you were her destined savior, I wouldn't understand why she said that. But I can't disobey her, otherwise, I would have chased you away long ago!
"Hmph! Fool, don't be so arrogant." Hearing Mercury's words, the little prince was speechless for a moment. "I am Wan'er's destined savior. It seems that this is my mission." The little prince took a deep breath, relaxed his body, turned his head to one side, lay diagonally in the bag, and began to close his eyes to rest.
This is getting lively; there's another person in the house now...
"Let me buy you a few outfits first," Wan'er said after getting out of the car. She took Shui Xing to the mall and picked out a few suitable outfits for Er Gou.
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