100 Days of Rebirth: The Loyal Dog of the Cold and Aloof Actress

Meng Tingwan steadied herself in Cheng Yu's arms, her hand pressed against her heart, which still ached slightly.

Cheng Yu's brows furrowed with worry, and his hands holding her trembled slightly.

"Listen, where does it hurt? I'll take you to the hospital."

"No." Meng Tingwan grasped his wrist and shook her head. "I'm fine. I just felt a little anxious, but I feel much better now."

Cheng Yu was still worried. "Are you sure? You really don't need to go to the hospital to get checked out? Or should I have the doctor come over?"

"Really, there's no need. I know my own body." Meng Tingwan had originally planned to get a check-up after arriving at the film set.

If I call a doctor now, and there's something wrong with my health, Cheng Yu will definitely worry.

Seeing that she insisted, Cheng Yu didn't say anything more. "Then I'll help you over there."

"Ah."

Just as Meng Tingwan sat down, the door to the room on the first floor opened, and Mo Er walked out with a worried look on his face.

The two looked over and both felt that something had happened to Nancy.

"What happened just now? Was it Nancy?" Cheng Yu asked, voicing the question that was on Meng Tingwan's mind.

Moore walked over, not wanting the two of them to know, and tried to keep it a secret, saying, "It's nothing, she wasn't feeling well when she came back, she just had a nightmare."

Upon hearing that Nancy wasn't feeling well, Meng Tingwan quickly asked, "Is her wound infected?"

Moore was unaware of Nancy's injury. "Wound? When did you get hurt?"

“Just a few days ago, she got injured while doing an experiment at school, and I took her to the hospital.” Meng Tingwan said, standing up to go see her.

Moore was genuinely unaware that Nancy was injured.

Why didn't she tell me?

Meng Tingwan knew he was Nancy's brother and would be heartbroken if his sister got hurt, so she comforted him, saying, "Xixi probably didn't tell you because she didn't want you to worry."

Moore sighed softly, "She's always like this."

"I'd like to go see her, is that alright?"

Moore realized that Nancy had already fallen asleep, so he didn't stop her. "Okay, go ahead."

Because Cheng Yu was worried about Meng Tingwan's health, he went up and put his arm around her shoulder, and went with her.

Just as the group reached the door, the door was opened from the inside.

The Slavic doctor was slightly taken aback when he saw the two people in front of him.

Cheng Yu was also stunned.

What's his teacher doing here?

Meng Tingwan had never met a Slavic doctor before, so she assumed it was a doctor that Moer had found and didn't think much of it.

After nodding slightly to him, she went into the room.

Cheng Yu didn't follow Meng Tingwan inside, but watched her go in before closing the door from the outside.

Mo'er was about to push the door open when Cheng Yu stopped her.

"What are you doing? I need to go in and see Xixi."

To everyone's surprise, Cheng Yu completely ignored him and instead respectfully addressed the Slavic doctor as "Teacher."

Moore was bewildered and didn't quite understand what was going on.

Slav had felt the man in front of him looked familiar, but it wasn't until he called him "teacher" that he realized who it was, and his brown eyes lit up with excitement. "You, you're Cheng?"

“It’s me, teacher.” Cheng Yu glanced at the door and said to Slav, “Teacher, would it be convenient for us to talk over there?”

Slavs are definitely no problem.

So, Mo Er, who was still in a daze, was also pulled away by Cheng Yu.

The three of them went to the side hall.

"No, you know this old man?"

Moer and Cheng Yu met in country Y, but they didn't know that he was a Slavic student.

Moreover, when the two first met, Cheng Yu was no longer working at the Slavic hospital.

Slav was already used to Mohr's way of addressing him and didn't care at all. "Cheng is my student, of course we know each other."

Moore still found it somewhat absurd.

Cheng Yu doesn't seem like someone who knows psychology at all.

However, Cheng Yu didn't care about this issue. He looked at Mo Er with a serious expression and asked, "You just said that Nancy was feeling unwell. Does she have psychological problems?"

Slav is a highly respected professor in the field of psychology.

We definitely didn't call him here to treat external injuries.

Seeing this, Moore realized he couldn't hide it any longer and admitted, "Yes."

"What psychological problems does she have?" Cheng Yu asked Slav.

The patient's condition certainly couldn't be discussed casually, and Slav asked Mohr for his opinion with a look.

Seeing Moore nod, he said, "She has congenital autism and suffered severe brain damage when she was a child, so I gave her hypnotherapy."

Congenital autism.

He suffered a severe trauma in his childhood.

The more Cheng Yu listened, the more he felt something was wrong.

Before Moore could react, the man in front of him grabbed his collar and asked, word by word, "Tell me, is Nancy your biological sister?"

After he finished speaking, a clear look of astonishment appeared in Moore's eyes.

This expression did not escape Cheng Yu's eyes.

Moor didn't know why he would suddenly ask this question, and opened his mouth, "Yes, my younger sister."

Cheng Yu didn't believe him at all, and then loosened his collar. "Mo Er, I'm not joking with you. Tell me, is she your biological sister?"

“I’m not joking with you. She’s my sister, my own flesh and blood.” Mo’er also had a temper, and her tone was cold when she spoke to Cheng Yu.

When he found Nancy, he said that she would always be his younger sister.

Moreover, he still can't bear to recall what happened that night.

A five-year-old girl lay lifeless in the woods, covered in wounds, surrounded by muddy ground and swarms of insects.

When I found her, she was already on the verge of death, as if she would die at any moment.

It took them a full two weeks to pull her back from the brink of death.

Moore looked at the man in front of him, feeling angry as well. "What do you mean by asking this?"

Cheng Yu had already determined from Mo Er's reaction that Nancy was not his biological sister.

As for her identity, he had a rough idea of ​​it.

If that's really the case, then it's understandable that I haven't been able to find any clues all these years.

If Moore wanted to conceal someone's identity, he certainly wouldn't leave any trace.

"Over the years, I've been looking for someone, not just me, but also Tingting."

More and more panicked Moor listened, "Who are you looking for?"

“Meng Wanxing is Tingting’s biological younger sister.” Cheng Yu didn’t beat around the bush and stated it directly, “She also suffers from congenital autism and went missing when she was five years old.”

"What did you say?" Moore asked in disbelief, gripping the table beside him. "Then how can you prove that Xixi is her sister?"

"A paternity test will suffice."

“Impossible,” Moore refused outright.

Meanwhile, in the room, Nancy was not sleeping soundly. Fine beads of sweat appeared on her forehead, and she kept muttering something in her sleep.

"Sister... Sister, save me."

Meng Tingwan sat on the edge of the bed and, hearing what she was saying, leaned closer to listen.

The voices before her were too soft for her to hear, but she caught the last two words, "Save me."