Enveloped in the room’s yellow light, Xinghe appeared much paler.

“It was only a minor accident. Even the doctor said it’s nothing serious. I’ll be fine after a few days of rest,” she didn’t want to reveal more than that lest it worried her uncle, “Uncle, your body is still weak, so why aren’t you in bed?”

Chengwu had a kidney disease. Plus, his work as a general cleaner meant that he had to sleep early to catch his morning shift.

“I had a bad feeling because you were out so late, and you see, something bad did happen to you,” Chengwu said agonizingly, “Weren’t you already in an accident six years ago? Isn’t that enough? Looks like God really has it out for the Xia Family…”

It was hard to argue with Chengwu’s logic because things truly hadn’t been great for the Xia Family.

Her father died, she lost her memory after a car accident, and even her marriage ended in a divorce.

When they were down on their luck, Chengwu contracted a renal disease and his monthly dialysis ate into their already pitiable family account.

Chengwu’s son, Xia Zhi was an ace student, worthy of the country’s best university.

at a local state school. The

car accident so her uncle was

thankful because the accident

to today’s accident that I recovered my memory. So, I’m sure things

Xia Chengwu and Xia

“Sis, are you serious?!”

like that? I couldn’t contribute to this family previously because

was 20

he quickly thought of something and his

hand, Chengwu who had a more naïve outlook on life was overjoyed for Xinghe’s sake. He didn’t have the mindfulness to realize how Xinghe’s recovered memory might have impacted how she viewed her misery for

Zhi had the empathy to intuit that the contrast between the years before Xinghe lost her memory and

frank, it was difficult for Xinghe to accept

to dwell on the

retreated to her bedroom after a few more words with her

also went to

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