Gu Yang heard a cat scream.

She walked in the direction of the sound and saw a kitten rolling on the ground with its body on fire.

The kitten's fur was burnt here and there, and its whole body was dirty.

Gu Yang immediately took out the half-finished bottle of mineral water from his backpack, poured the water on the kitten and put out the fire.

The kitten stopped struggling, then dragged its charred body and jumped into the weeds and hid.

It's quite afraid of people, it must be a wild cat.

However, what Gu Yang didn't expect was that when she returned to the orphanage, she found that the burnt kitten had been following her.

Gu Yang stopped at the door, half squatted down, and motioned it to come over.

The kitten hesitated, then trotted over to Gu Yang and licked her hand with its pink tongue.

Cao Cuo squatted down beside the kitten and looked at it lovingly. "Can we keep it?"

Gu Yang carefully avoided the burned part of the animal, pinched the skin on the back of its neck, and picked it up, "Okay. It's back with us, so let's keep it.

It looks like a ginger cat, the bigger the ginger, the more we will raise it to be fat.”

The heroic deeds of the uncle with tattoos were exposed by the local newspapers in Liangcheng. Gu Yang saw him in the Liangcheng Daily, which also had a photo of him being awarded a bravery award and a silk banner by the Liangcheng police.

In the photo, the uncle with tattoos is holding a banner and smiling innocently.

Gu Yang noticed that the banner read "When you see injustice, draw your sword and help", and he couldn't help but smile.

Another such childish banner.

When Gu Yang had this thought, his whole body stiffened slightly.

Again?

Why did she subconsciously think that she also had a banner that read "Seeing injustice, draw your sword and help"?

How strange.

Not long after, Gu Yang met Shen Ran and his sister again in the orphanage, who were rescued by the tattooed uncle from the fire that day.

The brother and sister were in a bad mood, and the sister was even crying.

When Shen Ran saw Gu Yang, his depressed mood changed a little. He looked at the girl in front of him in surprise, "You, why are you here too?"

Gu Yang said: "I have always been here."

Dean Liang was also a little surprised that Gu Yang actually knew the two children who had just been sent here.

Shen Ran pulled Shen Qin and said, "Sister, she is the little sister who saved us together with uncle that day."

Shen Qin sniffed her nose and looked at Gu Yang with tears in her eyes, "Thank you, sister."

However, after saying this, his mouth pouted again and it was obvious that he wanted to cry.

Gu Yang couldn't bear to see the little girl cry, so he rubbed her head and said in a childish and gentle voice: "You're welcome. My name is Gu Yang, you can come to me if you need any help in the future."

Dean Liang asked the orphanage's life teacher to take them to a place where they could be settled. Then he sighed, "Life is unpredictable. The two little guys also had a miserable fate.

A few days ago, their parents went out to discuss business and locked the children in the house to prevent them from running around. As a result, a fire broke out in the house.

If someone hadn't discovered them in time and rescued them, the two little guys would probably have died.

They survived the disaster, but when their parents learned that there was a fire in their home that day and hurried back home, they encountered a car accident on the way. Both of them died on the spot despite failed rescue efforts.

Their parents passed away, and there were no other relatives to raise them, so the police station sent them to our orphanage."

Gu Yang was a little stunned, "So miserable."

No wonder the little girl cried so miserably.

Her brother probably held back his tears because he felt that as an older brother he had to take care of his younger sister.

Dean Liang rubbed Gu Yang's head and said, "I just didn't expect that you were one of the people who saved them. Yangyang is such a kind and good child."

(End of this chapter)