Divorced woman with child travels through time

At the dock, Big Bear had just finished unloading a batch of goods and sat down to rest when he suddenly felt extremely uneasy. Without thinking too much, Big Bear asked the boat captain for leave, asked others to help carry the goods, and rushed home.

I ran into Chu Yi, who was carrying a big bag of things, at the corner near my home.

"Hey, why are you back at this hour? Isn't the dock busy?" Chu Yi asked.

Big Bear forced a smile and continued walking, saying, "I don't know why, but I always felt inexplicably uneasy, so I came home to check on things."

"Ah, let's hurry then," Chu Yi said, quickening her pace. Just as she turned the corner, she saw an open gate. Faintly, she could hear crying.

"It's over..." Chu Yi's heart skipped a beat!

Big Bear's face darkened instantly, and he rushed over. Several children in the yard were crying. Chengcheng had slowly woken up, his swollen, bruised face and the choking marks on his neck were shocking. He didn't cry, but instead quietly comforted Xiaocao, who was crying incessantly beside him.

"Those damned plague gods!" Little Grass cursed.

"I'm fine... don't cry."

Xiao Cao herself was slapped twice. Holding Cheng Cheng, who was lying on the ground and unable to get up, she was at a loss. She wanted to wipe the dirt off Cheng Cheng's face with a handkerchief, but she was afraid of hurting him. She was so anxious that she kept crying.

Tie Tou, with several bright red and purple handprints on his face, was looking at Mu Tou, who was lying on the ground staring blankly at the persimmon tree. Mu Tou, with bruises all over his face, neither cried nor made a fuss nor got up. It was unclear whether he was alright.

Seeing this, Tie Tou clutched his stomach and went to comfort the little ones who were crying loudly in fright. When Xiao Douya saw him coming, she asked with teary eyes, "Brother Tie Tou, does it hurt?"

Tie Tou managed a weak smile, "I'm not in pain." But then his face contorted in pain, and he winced.

Little Sprout burst into tears again. "You still say you're not in pain," Tie Tou said, frantically trying to comfort him. Little Yi and Mao Mao, standing nearby, were also crying helplessly.

As soon as Da Xiong entered, he saw this scene and immediately turned red in the face. His chest heaved rapidly, and he gritted his teeth as he said, "Who did this?" Chu Yi, carrying his things, was a step behind and hadn't caught up yet.

"elder brother!"

"Big Bear Brother!"

"Big Bear, someone's attacking us!"

The children, like eager chicks, rushed to tell Big Bear their stories. Chu Yi, who had just entered, was terrified. Which Wang Da Dan dared to be so cruel? He was heartbroken.

Little Grass, quick-witted and tearful, spoke first, "Big Bear Brother, First Year Brother, you've finally arrived! There were two adults next door who started banging on the door, asking to borrow steamed buns. We refused, and when they couldn't break down the door, they climbed over the wall and came in, injuring Tie Tou and Cheng Cheng, and taking all our steamed buns and other things."

"Damn it, I'll beat them to death!" Big Bear angrily headed towards the next house.

Seeing the children's bruised and swollen faces, Chu Yi quickly put down his things and said, "Da Xiong, let's take them to the clinic first. Those two can't escape. Don't hurt the children."

Big Bear listened and temporarily put aside his desire to fight. He carefully picked up Chengcheng with both hands, while Chuyi picked up Mutou.

"Tie Tou and Xiao Cao keep an eye on things, I'll be right back." Without thinking twice, Chu Yi and his wife carried the child and hurried to the clinic.

Wang Hanyang, who was following the first-year students, watched as the two children hurriedly left with an even smaller child on their backs. How were they going to get back? Not caring about being exposed, he pretended to pass by the door and quickly glanced over. The children had obviously been beaten, and they looked dejected and tearful, like wilted eggplants.

Wang Hanyang could tell that things weren't simple; these kids were probably in trouble. Xiao Cao at the door stared at Wang Hanyang, who was passing by, with a strange and wary look. Wang Hanyang pretended to walk away as if nothing was wrong and bent down to the corner of the wall to watch the children.

Before long, Da Xiong quickly returned, this time carrying Xiao Douya, holding Xiao Yi's hand, Tie Tou holding Mao Mao's hand, and Xiao Cao locking the door. They all went out together, with Wang Hanyang following behind. They watched as they entered the clinic, saw the doctor, got their medicine, and were bandaged. After a while, Da Xiong returned with Chu Yi, accompanied by two strong young men carrying Cheng Cheng and Mu Tou. Wang Hanyang had followed them the whole time, wanting to see how Chu Yi would handle the situation. He had already overheard something: the children were too young and had been targeted.

Finally, they all got home. Fortunately, they only had minor injuries and were not seriously hurt. After putting the two children down on the large communal bed and heating the kang (a heated brick bed), they told the children not to go out. Da Xiong and Chu Yi exchanged a glance, and the two boys, both over ten years old, stormed out of the door. Wang Hanyang, who was behind the door, quickly turned around and hid.

"Open the door!" Big Bear pounded on the door with tremendous force. The two brothers, who were sleeping soundly inside wrapped in blankets, were awakened by the noise.

"What are you doing?" Wang Da roared impatiently. Wang Er remained pretending to be dead and asleep.

"Open the door for me right now, or I'll smash it!" Big Bear roared, his face red with rage.

"Wang Er, go! It's probably that kid next door. Go and deal with him." Wang Da nudged his younger brother, who was fast asleep. Wang Er slowly woke up, remembering how muscular the kid was. What if he couldn't beat him? He shook Wang Da. "Brother, let's go together. Besides, you know I've never been good at fighting." He shook Wang Da again, completely ignoring the increasingly loud banging on the door outside.

Wang was extremely annoyed and got up, wrapped in his blanket.

Finally, as expected, the gate collapsed with a "bang" under the violent smashing of Big Bear and Chu Yi, and the two rushed in.

"So it was you two who bullied my brother, right?" Big Bear said, glaring at the two men.

"Let's not talk about that. You'll have to pay for the broken door, you know." Wang Da rubbed his face. This brat actually wanted to lecture him. Hmm, the guy next to him has nice clothes.

"I'm asking you, were you the ones who beat up my brothers!" Big Bear always believed that every wrong has its perpetrator, every debt its debtor, every kindness must be repaid, and every grudge must be avenged.

"So what if they are? Who told them to refuse a toast only to suffer the consequences? My hand even got bitten," Wang Da said nonchalantly, waving his hand as if to say, "See for yourself."

Big Bear was practically fuming with anger, and Chu Yi retorted, "You guys are nothing but animals." Wang Hanyang, who was eavesdropping nearby, was itching to join in; these scumbags.

"Who are you calling names? You two little beasts!" Wang Er immediately yelled back.

Big Bear had already charged forward, still wielding Iron Head's fire poker. Wang Da dodged to the side, narrowly avoiding being hit on the head. Looking at the force of the pistol, Wang Da realized the kid was quite strong and broke out in a cold sweat. He threw off his blanket, ran into the house, and with a "click," pulled out a broken machete and rushed out.

The first-year student next to him was fighting with Wang Er. After all, the first-year student had learned some martial arts, so he didn't suffer much loss in the fight against Wang Er, who was two heads taller than him. He was just a little weak and took a few hits.

Big Bear had no martial arts skills whatsoever, relying solely on his strength. Wang Da also lacked technique, and once he pulled out his knife, he began slashing wildly. Big Bear didn't back down, holding onto his stick to withstand the blows, rolling around on the ground to dodge the knife.