The rebirth of the wealthy, the daughter of the richest man turns evil

"Boss, I've found the person you're looking for." Bi Mingzhe placed a file in front of Wen Shujin.

Wen Shujin, who was originally reading the report, stopped and stared at the file with a deep look.

Bi Mingzhe noticed his boss was in a bad mood and asked, "Boss? Boss?" He called out twice, but Wen Shujin still didn't respond. Bi Mingzhe was confused. It was like someone had been acupunctured in a martial arts TV show. "What's wrong with you?"

Wen Shujin came back to his senses: "What's wrong?"

Bi Mingzhe saw Wen Shujin recover and then said, "You haven't spoken for a long time. I thought you were sick."

"This woman is having a very hard time right now. Her brother is paralyzed and lying in the hospital. She works three jobs a day and I think she can't hold on any longer." Bi Mingzhe briefly described the situation of the woman in the file.

Wen Shujin tried his best to control his emotions and picked up the file: "You can go out."

Although Bi Mingzhe didn't know what happened to Wen Shujin, he left quickly when he saw that his boss was fine.

Wen Shujin picked up the file, which contained more than a dozen photos. The women in the photos were beautiful, but looked very haggard. Some of them were carrying bricks, some were serving food in a restaurant, and some were being scolded for doing something wrong and bending down to apologize. There was no light in her eyes, only a silent and gloomy look.

Wen Shujin's memory unknowingly returned to his previous life. At that time, Wen Shujin was picking up food on the street and picked up half a steamed bun. He met her when passing by the street.

She saw the half steamed bun in Wen Shujin's hand, rushed up to grab it and ran away. Wen Shujin limped and chased her for several blocks.

Wen Shujin took great effort to push her down. The woman must have been a beggar not long ago, and her eyes were full of pity.

Wen Shujin raised his fist, but did not drop it.

Seeing that Wen Shujin let her go, she cried and said sorry while eating a steamed bun.

They sat on the ground in the chaotic street. Wen Shujin looked at her crying and said, "Eat slowly, don't choke to death."

The woman finished her steamed bun and patted her chest a few times. After she recovered, she kept saying, "I'm sorry."

Wen Shujin sighed, stood up tremblingly, and prepared to rummage through the trash can again.

But the woman seemed to be clinging to her and kept following Wen Shujin.

Returning to a dilapidated house that sheltered them from the wind and rain, the woman sat in the corner, looking at Wen Shujin cautiously.

After a while, she finally spoke: "My name is Guo Yingzhu."

No one sees Yingzhu, but sometimes you can hear the sound of it falling. It is a very nice name. The person who named it must be well-educated.

From that day on, Wen Shujin had a little tail, who would pick up food with Wen Shujin. Wen Shujin would share what he found with her, and she would share what she found with Wen Shujin.

But she always stayed away from Wen Shujin, and even wrapped the things she picked up in cloth. Although Wen Shujin didn't understand, he thought that she might have had the same tragic past as himself, so he didn't ask.

The two of them did not ask each other's names or backgrounds, and they depended on each other for a few days until those people found Wen Shujin's residence.

She moved around and changed her residence countless times, but she could not get rid of those people.

"Damn it, bitch, you actually ran here." A slap hit Wen Shujin's face.

Wen Shujin was knocked to the ground. There were more of them than him, and Wen Shujin had no ability to resist.

Seeing Wen Shujin being beaten, the woman huddled in a corner in fear, asking in a trembling voice, "Who are you? What are you going to do? If you continue like this, I'll call the police!"

"Call the police?" The leading man with yellow teeth said, "Hahahaha..."

As if they heard a joke, the younger brothers around them also laughed. The laughter made Wen Shujin feel depressed, and Guo Yingzhu was frightened by her laughter.

"Who would care if a little beggar like you died there tomorrow?"

Wen Shujin saw him approaching Guo Yingzhu and shouted, "The person you want to hit is me. Don't drag irrelevant people into this."

The man laughed lasciviously: "Don't worry, I will bully you later, hahahaha——" He picked up Guo Yingzhu and said, "If you dare to threaten me, I will kill you." He punched her.

Wen Shujin found a piece of wood and hit the man. The man felt pain and punched Wen Shujin, sending him flying several meters.

When Guo Yingzhu saw Wen Shujin injured while saving her, she glared at the man angrily: "Hit me, hit me. Anyway, I have AIDS, and the more people I infect, the better." After that, she spat at the man.

Upon hearing this, the man threw Guo Yingzhu to the ground and took a few steps back. Guo Yingzhu was not afraid at all. She stood in front of Wen Shujin and spat at the men. Wherever she spit, they all took a few steps back in fear.

Guo Yingzhu was desperate: "Come and hit me, hit me, hit me!"

Everyone was frightened by her and took a step back. The man pointed at Guo Yingzhu and said, "Just wait for me." Then he ran away in shame.

Seeing that they had all left, Guo Yingzhu ran over quickly, but she was injured and didn't dare to get close to Wen Shujin: "Are you okay?"

Wen Shujin raised his head after a while: "It's okay, it's just painful and I lost consciousness. It will be fine in a while."

Wen Shujin looked at her, and the two of them looked at each other in silence.

Late at night, Guo Yingzhu suddenly asked, "Are you asleep?"

"Ah."

"You're lying! How can you answer me when you're asleep?" She opened her eyes and looked at Wen Shujin who was not far away.

Wen Shujin also opened her eyes, and in the moonlight, she saw Guo Yingzhu's tears.

"why cry?"

"My father went to school for a few years and made a living by fishing. Later, he accidentally salvaged a shipwreck that contained some gold, silver, and treasures. He became wealthy and bought a bigger fishing boat. Our family became increasingly wealthy, and he paid for my brother and me to go to school. Then one day, my father died while out at sea. My uncle seized all our family wealth and kicked my brother and me out."

She wiped the tears from her eyes. "I'm still in college. I'm working hard while studying. My younger brother said he wasn't good at studying, so he stopped studying and paid for my education. I figured that after I finished school, I could also earn money for my brother's education. So I studied really hard. I finally made it to the point where I was about to graduate. I thought there was finally hope for the future, but fate played tricks on me."

As she spoke, tears welled up on her face again. She was in so much pain that she could hardly breathe. Wen Shujin looked at her quietly without saying a word.

After a while, she recovered and said, "My brother fell from the fifth floor while moving bricks at a construction site and became paralyzed. I worked three jobs a day and tried my best to raise money for his medical expenses, but I just couldn't get it."

"I went back and knelt in front of my uncle, begging him to save my brother, but he and his family would rather spend their money on luxury goods and dogs than help me. I had no other choice but to sell it as a quick way to make money."

"I kept receiving clients, but it was still a drop in the bucket. My brother pulled out his ventilator after he found out I was selling my body to save him."

She suddenly looked at Wen Shujin, her tearful eyes filled with regret and self-blame: "The funny thing is, my brother died, and I felt relieved. Am I very bad..." Her tears kept falling, and no matter how she wiped them away, they would not stop.

"Later, I fainted and was sent to the hospital, only then did I realize that I had AIDS. I deserved it. I blamed myself for being selfish. It was God punishing me." She covered her face with her hands and cried.

After contracting AIDS, she didn't dare go out to work for fear of harming others, so she could only pick up food on the street.