After entering the book, I no longer want to be a substitute

After this incident, Shi Yu was completely unwilling to pretend to be well-behaved and gentle. He had a cold face all day long and wished he could tie Yun Wu to his side all the time and raise her like a dog.

Yunwu gradually began to feel resistant. After all, she was a child and would definitely yearn for freedom. It was too much for him to guard her every day.

After a while, Yunwu expressed his thoughts to Shiyu, hoping that he could be more restrained.

The result is predictable, there is no effect at all. Shi Yu even feels that Yun Wu thinks this way because she hates him.

How could he allow her to hate him?

What others think of him is not important to him. Shi Yu doesn't care much about these things, but Yun Wu is different. What he hopes is that she can be like a puppet, with the only string in his hand, allowing him to control her.

After this matter was mentioned, Yunwu had even less freedom to speak of. Except for sleeping time, Shiyu had to stay with her every minute.

She really was like his personal property.

How could Yunwu truly be happy in such a life? The once optimistic girl slowly lost all her positive emotions. Shiyu could sense it naturally. Every time he tried to cheer her up, he was met with a cold and indifferent response.

Over time, neither of them liked to talk anymore.

Yunwu's silence made Shiyu panic and even feel tormented. But his temperament was innate, and no amount of preaching or experience could change it.

Gradually, the teachers and children noticed something was wrong. Shi Yu was fine, he had always been like that. The main problem was Yun Wu, who seemed depressed and didn't like to talk.

The children who knew some inside information reported it to the teacher, saying that all this was caused by Shi Yu and that all they had to do was keep Yun Wu away from him.

The teacher talked to Yunwu alone, but she didn't want to tell the truth and chose to remain silent.

However, sometimes, silence is the default.

In order to take Yunwu's emotions into consideration, several teachers began to intentionally restrict the interactions between Yunwu and Shiyu.

He saw everything without resisting or making excuses. When he found an opportunity, he would still choose to stay with Yunwu and tell her that no matter what happened in this life, she could never escape.

Yunwu is so small, how could he understand so much?

Later, for some unknown reason, the two cats that were left behind bit Yunwu.

When she came back from the hospital after getting vaccinated, a group of children surrounded Shi Yu and made a fierce noise. The teachers tried to stop them but failed, and the small courtyard was filled with noise.

It turned out that after Shi Yu knew that Yun Wu was bitten, he simply stopped pretending and kicked any cat he saw.

How could the kids let him go?

In this way, the lost cat had a reason to be lost. Both the teacher and the children thought that it was probably related to Shi Yu.

Since then, no one really likes him anymore.

After Yunwu was bitten and vaccinated, something seemed to be wrong with his body. He was always easily sick, catching a cold and fever every few days, and became very thin.

Once, Shi Yu found her and asked her if she was willing to leave with him, and he would take her to get treatment.

The clouds and mist seemed to be terminally ill, weak and powerless.

She thought about it and felt that the place Shi Yu was going to must be very good. He was so smart that he probably wouldn't be fooled, so she said, "You can go, you don't need to take me with you."

"Why?!" He yelled at her for the first time, tears welling in his eyes, "You're sick, they don't have the money to treat you, and they're not willing to cure you. They just want to wear you out so they can get the compensation..."

"It won't be like that..." Yun Wu said while coughing, almost unable to use any strength, "I will be well again soon, Teacher Lin..."

"She won't help you!" Shi Yu rushed over, grabbed Yun Wu's hand and squeezed it tightly. "Only I can save you. No one here really likes you except me."

Yunwu felt even more suffocated when she heard him say that. She shook off Shiyu's hand and coughed violently, "Get out now. I don't want to hear these words..."

"Okay, you don't believe me, right?" He stood up from the bedside. He couldn't do anything to her, but instead felt relieved. "You want to die so badly? Should I come with you?"

Yunwu had no choice but to call the teacher. Shiyu was smarter and more thoughtful than adults, but he was still a child under ten years old after all, and could not compare in strength.

After this incident, Shi Yu was locked up in a separate room.

A week later, near dusk, it rained heavily in the suburbs. Yunwu took advantage of the teacher's inattention and stole the key to the small house. She went to the house with a children's umbrella and let Shiyu out.

"Go away, this place is not suitable for you." Yunwu's condition seemed to have improved, and his face was much rosier than before, like a brief recovery before his last breath.

"I'm not leaving with you. If you don't want to get caught again, leave now."

Shi Yu didn't listen. He asked Yun Wu to wait at the door and went back to his original room to get a watch that could be used for calls, so that he could take her away with him.

But Yunwu didn't want to.

If she leaves too, things will be troublesome.

But at that time, she was seriously ill and was completely unable to resist Shi Yu, so he dragged her away.

For a moment, Yunwu thought, why not just leave like this, they probably won’t be able to find it.

Unfortunately, the two were discovered.

The children listened to their teacher and kept an eye on Yunwu's every move. They had long known about her key-stealing behavior and had been waiting on the path that she had to pass through.

Some people say that Yunwu did this on purpose just to tease Shiyu.

She wanted to explain to him, but because of the pain, she couldn't speak. Instead, it seemed like she was eager to defend herself, but couldn't find the right words.

Yunwu hoped that he could leave alone, but Shiyu refused.

Because of this, he was pushed into the river by the group of children who blocked his way, and it was Yunwu's hand that was used. From a distance, it looked like a group of people were pulling Yunwu, and she refused to listen to the advice and insisted on pushing him.

It was raining heavily and the river was deep and fast. Not only did they not rescue him, they also deliberately used long sticks and other things to try to push his head down.

Yunwu was stopped by two or three people. He struggled too hard and fell to the ground, where he was stepped on.

She wanted to save her, Ming was right in front of her...

Yunwu's pleading and crying could not win them any sympathy. Some older children even said that wouldn't it be better if Shiyu died? She would be free and could have fun in the future. She wouldn't have to accompany such a selfish and useless guy anymore. Shouldn't she be happy?

The river was flowing too fast, and soon Shi Yu was swept away by the current and could never be found again.

They all said that Shi Yu tried to push the clouds and mist, but ended up falling into them. When they arrived, he was gone.

No matter how much the clouds and mist talked, no one seemed to care.

After a few days of unsuccessful salvage efforts, everyone simply gave up. The clouds and fog were too weak, and there was no clear way to find help.

She knew that no one really cared about him.

If it weren't for me, Shi Yu would have left this place of trouble long ago.