Cat Healing Team

Chapter 140 Unable to Save Myself 18

As a strict cat, Tuanzi jumped onto the desk and looked for something. After searching for a long time, he found several test papers.

Wen Shuya and Qin Hua:?

As a strict cat, Tuanzi looked at the comments online and saw some bad remarks.

So it directly got 678 accounts blocked.

As a strict cat, in order to prevent Wen Shuya from being disturbed, it directly intercepted the call.

Okay, I forgot that Xiao Shuya’s phone was still confiscated.

Some of the bloody scenes were censored by 678 and children were blocked, which made Tuanzi feel a lot more at ease.

Children will have nightmares after seeing this. It just wants to put pressure on them in this way, but it does not want to scare them.

Some people questioned the authenticity of the video. After confirming that the person was an adult and had a strong psychological endurance, Tuanzi instructed 678 to send the original video.

Make sure those people delete the video immediately after seeing it, and during this time they cannot exit, save, or record.

After all, this kind of thing can be watched by him alone.

Of course, if this continues, Tuanzi doesn’t mind doing something else.

After all, it won't leave any bad words, why?

Because the cat will be unhappy when seeing it.

But the person in the video, Tuanzi, had his image blurred by 678 based on his behavior.

Wen Shuya and Qin Hua's entire faces must be blurred. In fact, Tuanzi wanted to mosaic their entire bodies, but 678 disagreed.

But as for some people who did something too excessive, Tuanzi didn't censor them at all, and there is no need to target those who didn't do anything.

Just like that, the whole day passed as the two of them sat together humbly writing their test papers, occasionally peeking at Tuanzi.

When Wen Shuya returned home that day, she saw someone with a bad face, and there seemed to be some people next to him who were scolding her about something.

The guy seemed to be denying something and walked straight towards her when he saw her.

Tuanzi stood between them, angrily scolding him and telling him to go away. Wen Shuya's father didn't come over either, but there was a flash of annoyance and disgust in his eyes.

He was standing there saying something, but his hand reached out, trying to pull Wen Shuya to his side.

"If I had abused my child, would she have survived this long? Yaya, tell me, have I abused you?"

Wen Shuya frowned and dodged his outstretched hand. She didn't speak for a moment, wondering what was going on.

And those few people stood in front of Wen Shuya with some heartache, fighting at full strength.

I just said that the video had been authenticated and my child was also in that school, and that’s how I blocked these comments.

But this person will never admit his mistakes.

"I raised her by myself. I went through the same thing when I was a kid. I was beaten for not listening. Her grandfather even broke my back.

It was also my negligence. After I beat her, she ignored the fact that she had no mother to comfort her. Maybe she would be much better if she had a mother.

I really didn't know she didn't have enough money. I put the money in my room and she could have just taken it, but she lied to me."

Anyway, it wasn't his fault after all, but his tone was so serious that it made the people opposite him doubt their lives.

Tuanzi was also silent. This guy was quite good at confusing right and wrong.

No, this is talking about one thing?

They were asking why the child was abused, and how the child was so nice when he was little, yet he gave so many excuses?

What's the good of the child? Why insult her for the good of the child?

What's the point?

The person at the end of the crowd silently raised his phone to him, but Wen Shuya was not recorded at all.

She was panicked by other people's concern and even wanted to run away.

But when she saw Tuanzi guarding her at her feet, she endured it and vaguely guessed why.

It seems that someone accidentally recorded the video of her being beaten in the park? Or was she crying because of hunger? Or?

She didn't know, but she still looked well-behaved, just a little timid and cowardly, with her head lowered and her voice very low.

Such a wronged girl called out "Hello Uncle and Auntie" in a low voice, and looked at the men surrounded by the crowd with fear, as if the fear was written on her face.

I wrote that I was weak and pitiful and that I suffered a lot of oppression. I was very polite and spoke in a low voice because I was afraid.

This action made others feel even more distressed, but Tuanzi felt that the look was a little familiar.

Wasn’t Qin Hua like this before?

Tuanzi tilted his head and sat quietly at Wen Shuya's feet. When he saw someone looking at him, he raised his head and made the same weak cat meow.

It observed the people around it. Some who were afraid of cats retreated to the back, while those in the front should not be afraid of cats.

"Meow--"

Tuanzi was rubbing against the people in the front with a wronged look on his face, his eyes were wide open and his body was clean, he looked like a cute and innocent cat.

But as friendly as Tuanzi was to these people, she was as fierce to that man.

As soon as he saw him approaching, Tuanzi's fur stood up and he stood in front of Wen Shuya, panting, but his ears were drooping and even his tail was tucked in. He looked very scared.

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From that time on, the man never gave Wen Shuya a good look again, but at least he didn't dare to hit her or deduct her meal money.

But I keep repeating to myself every day that people should have a conscience, and that your parents raised you and you should repay them.

Wen Shuya sneered and didn't take these words to heart at all. She only restrained herself in the past two years because she had grown up. Think about it, what's the difference between before and treating herself like a dog?

When she was a few years old, she was left at home for three days without any money. She was alone at that time and she was so hungry that she had to eat the spoiled food.

She was forced to go to school when she had a fever, and when she came back she fainted from the fever and had to be taken to the hospital by her neighbors. This happened more than once.

She hated those things, but she was forced to eat them, even though she had always thought that apples and other fruits were sour.

Later, when I visited Painter Qin, I learned that apples can be sweet and not all fruits are sour.

It turns out that her ideas can be respected and do not need to be belittled, and she is also qualified to be picky about food.

Even if the meat is rotten, they insist on cooking it for her, saying that it will not be wasted. Then why is she the only one who eats it?

If before, she regarded this man as her savior and God.

Now what this man was doing made her let it go faster and faster.

She is their child, but a child is not an appendage of their parents.

She deserves to be treated well, and she doesn't owe them anything.

If she was treated well, she wouldn't hate them so much, and hate herself for being so incompetent.

After all, she wasn't like this at the beginning. She once longed to be loved and was considered a likable and smart child by others.

But if she hadn't encountered these things, she wouldn't have met Qin Hua, and maybe she wouldn't have met Bai Cai?

Wen Shuya was in a daze, but her eyes were always on the man and the cat.

She was the one who cooked before, because Qin Hua only knew how to cook noodles and couldn't stir-fry at all.

But today, the man and the cat were standing in the small kitchen, studying the recipe seriously, which made her suddenly want to laugh.

It's just cooking, why is it like defusing a bomb?

"Sister, did you just laugh?"

"Meow!" [She laughed! ]

Although things at home are still a bit annoying, it’s okay.

She will be fifteen years old on her birthday at the end of the year, and she will become an adult in three years.

It’s a bit troublesome to find a part-time job now, but it’s not impossible. After all, having money in hand makes her feel more secure.

Wen Shuya sighed, looked at the blurry eyes in front of her eyes and her eyelids twitched.

Forget it, let her do it, she doesn’t want to die of food poisoning...