God-Level All-rounder Expert

Chapter 206: Chapter 205: I’ll Suffocate You

That year, heavy snow fluttered down like goose feathers.

In the tranquil courtyard, the ground was covered in snow, which crunched underfoot.

A three-year-old child was rolling in the snow, unafraid of the cold and even smiling.

A girl, slightly older than the boy, appeared. She pounced on him, rolling together in the snow amid endless laughter; they played joyously.

Finally, the girl flicked the boy’s nose with her crystal-clear fingers and crisply asked, "Tell me why you aren’t afraid of the cold?"

"I am cold, but I don’t say so." The boy suddenly saw some plum blossoms in the corner of the yard. He ran over swiftly, climbed up with difficulty, and plucked a branch before running back to present it to the girl.

The girl was stunned, tears shimmering in her eyes. She accepted it and sniffed it, saying, "It smells wonderful."

The boy giggled merrily.

Yet the girl couldn’t smile. She stretched out her slightly cold, reddened hand and touched the boy’s head, saying, "Fang Yi, does it hurt?"

"It does hurt, but it will be fine in a few days. Auntie said she will buy me a super big toy soon," Fang Yi said, his face wearing an innocent smile.

The girl felt a pang in her heart. Recalling the heart-wrenching screams of Fang Yi from the other night, her heart ached with him.

"Hmph! You lowlife, thinking my mom will buy you a toy? Dream on!" A boy about five or six years old said disdainfully, followed by several peers, among whom he was the leader.

"Fang Xiangzai! You took what belongs to Fang Yi, and instead of thanking him, you insult him? I’ll beat you to death!" The girl got angry and didn’t care about the number of opponents, rushing to fight.

In the courtyard full of feather-like snow, children’s shouts filled the air as they eagerly fought each other.

But blood stained the girl’s tender cheeks; which child had scratched her wasn’t known, but she wasn’t afraid nor did she stop, continuing to fight with the other children, while that boy named Fang Xiangzai, standing aside, lifted his chin in a display of arrogance and disdain.

Yi suddenly clapped his hands, laughing

in front of him, asking, "Do you want a toy,

nodded,

Fang Yi across

Xiangzai coldly

a fuss but instead spread his arms and said

Xiangzai felt neither guilty nor softened but became even

Fang Xiangzai was haughty and proud. He was infuriated by Fang Yi’s gesture, not even understanding if it was

the face again, but Fang Yi still didn’t cry or

yelled, displaying a fury not common

Xiangzai, stop hitting Fang Yi!" The girl, having broken free from the entanglement of the other children, ran over and pushed Fang Xiangzai onto

few hits, adults intervened and dragged her

also came over. Fang Yi approached her, arms open, "Auntie, hug,

glared at Fang Yi with disgust. She didn’t hug him but picked up Fang Xiangzai instead, then glared fiercely at both Fang Yi and the

became tranquil once more, with snow still falling. The

patted his head, and said softly, "Little Fang Yi, I, Fang Yuying,

...

of that day surfaced in Fang Yi’s mind. He had never remembered it before, but

fragment; it

memory from his mind. He

you remember

her miniskirt, not caring about exposing herself, her two long and sleek legs resting on the coffee table, exuding a ruffian and

a bit," Fang

do you remember? Is it when I held you while sleeping or

snow, that courtyard,"

time with Fang Yuying. Even if Fang Yi couldn’t remember, he knew he had been sent to an orphanage

expression faltered and she sighed, "I thought you were naïve and adorably foolish back then.

I don’t hold grudges; I can’t even remember