On her way back to school, Wan Ge received a call from Mrs. Song, who had also heard about the incident and was calling to inquire about her well-being.
Mrs. Song breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing that Wan Ge was alright. She said she would handle the situation and told Wan Ge not to worry, as this would not happen again.
They were used to cleaning up messes and had considered dealing with all the troubles, but given Song Yao's personality, they thought that there would be another time anyway, so it didn't matter.
But now Song Yao has changed. He no longer actively seeks trouble, and he has a girl he likes. So they also need to ensure the safety of their daughter-in-law.
Song Yao, who was standing nearby, also heard what his mother said, and for the first time, he said thank you to her.
He wasn't afraid of anything he did in the past—not being arrested, not being afraid of losing his life by accident. So even if there's a mess to clean up, he's not afraid of getting caught. It's just that the Song family won't let him get into that situation.
Because of what happened when he was a child, Song Yao felt no gratitude; he just felt that they didn't want him to go to jail and affect the Song family's reputation.
But things are different now. Now I have someone I love, and today he almost got hurt because of me.
Song Yao couldn't even imagine what the consequences would be if Wan Ge were just a girl who loved studying and had no fighting skills, and encountered such a situation.
Even a moment's thought would terrify Song Yao. He ran out immediately, his mind completely blank, with only one thought on his mind: to run towards him.
It was only the moment he saw her that he began to wonder if Wan Ge was hurt, what those people were doing to her, and how he had been so incompetent as to fail to protect her.
Even though he understood that the group of people wouldn't dare to kill, he didn't know what kind of inhuman things they might do, so he was very afraid, very afraid that the people he loved would be hurt.
After confirming that she was alright, Song Yao breathed a sigh of relief, but his hands were still trembling as he held her, and tears welled up in his eyes.
This boy, who wasn't even afraid of death, couldn't hold back his emotions for a moment.
For Song Yao, Wan Ge was very important. At that time, he realized that Wan Ge seemed to be more important than his own life. Unconsciously, Song Yao had already come to regard her as more important than anything else.
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Wan Ge glanced back at the boy beside her. Mrs. Song on the other end of the phone was also taken aback for a moment, then immediately said, "Why are you thanking your mother?"
The fact that her little devil had suddenly started saying thank you made Mrs. Song feel like he wasn't her little devil at all. She just couldn't hide her happiness.
They love their child and never care what Song Yao is like. As long as it's not too outrageous, they'll clean up his messes.
But after meeting Wange, he seemed to really grow up and become more sensible. They were still very happy and satisfied.
They hadn't really thought about why Song Yao disliked them; the simplest reason they could think of was that they were always busy with work and hadn't spent time with him.
It's perfectly normal for a child to dislike their parents because they lack parental companionship.
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When Song Yao escorted Wan Ge downstairs, he gave her a tight hug.
Wan Ge could also sense that the other person hadn't let go of that matter.
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