The Boss Who Transmigrated Went Wild

Chapter 232 The Blind Little Girl's Defying Fate 1

In a suburban welfare home, a little girl sits under the eaves with a wooden stick next to her. She sits down, but still holds the stick in her hand.

The girl was staring straight ahead, her eyes unfocused.

Because the little girl can't see.

She was born blind. The director said she was abandoned at the gate of the orphanage, and the director picked her up. So, the orphanage is her home.

Now, she is 7 years old.

She didn't know what the outside world was like because she had never been out. Most of the time, she just sat here basking in the sun and daydreaming.

The other children in the orphanage wouldn't play with her because they disliked her for being blind, so she had no friends and was mostly alone.

The headmistress often said that loneliness is normal in life. As long as you hold firm to your beliefs, there is nothing you can't overcome. Everyone is unique in the world. If God closes a door for you, He will definitely open a window.

She was still young and didn't quite understand what he meant, but she knew that what the headmistress said was true.

Today, the sun was shining brightly, and the spot where she sat was just right; the sun wasn't too hot.

Several children walked over; some were younger than her, and some were older.

"Hey, blind man, what are you doing?"

The little girl didn't speak.

"Blind man, can't see, oh dear."

A little girl walked over and pushed the girl down. The girl fell to the ground, got up, touched a pillar, sat down, and continued to stare blankly.

Another boy, younger than her, came over, snatched her stick, and threw it away.

The girl tried to grab the stick, but she couldn't see it and tripped.

She tried to get up, but lost her balance and fell backward, hitting her head on a pillar. She bled and passed out.

The children were startled and scattered to find the headmistress.

The girl lay on the ground, her eyes closed, looking very sad.

After a while, the headmistress arrived, quickly picked up the girl, and carried her into the room.

After a thorough examination, it was found that she only had a minor injury on her forehead. She had fainted because she was frightened, and she would be fine once she woke up.

The headmistress tucked her in and left the room.

Several children were standing there outside.

"Come with me."

Several children followed the headmistress to the office.

"Tell me, what happened?"

"We didn't do it on purpose; she just tripped and fell."

The headmistress held a feather duster, and the children were frightened.

"Tell me, did you bully Xiaoru?"

The children remained silent, and the headmistress understood.

"You bunch of brats, how could you bully Xiaoru? She can't see, you should help her! How many times have I told you not to bully her? Why don't you listen? Ah, Xiaoya, you're older than Xiaoru, you're the older sister, how could you do this? Is this how I taught you? You have no compassion at all! You can't be like this, it's wrong! Don't you understand? Stand up straight and reflect on your actions. You can't eat until you've figured it out! I've spoiled you rotten!"

The dean went out with a feather duster.

The children looked dejected; they were very sad and knew they had made a mistake.

The headmistress came to the girl's room, touched her forehead, and found that she had a fever.

"She has a fever."

The headmistress took her temperature with a thermometer.

After 5 minutes,

The headmistress's expression was very serious.

She quickly gave the girl fever-reducing medicine.

"Xiaoru, be good, open your mouth, take your medicine, you'll feel better after taking it."

The girl opened her mouth and drank the medicine.

After giving her the medicine, the headmistress gave her water.

"Xiaoru, go to sleep peacefully, you'll feel better after you sweat it out."

Half an hour later, the girl started sweating and was soaked in sweat. The headmistress changed her clothes.

Half an hour later, the headmistress touched the girl and found that her fever had subsided. Only then did she take the bowl and leave.

Not long after, the girl in the bed woke up.

The girl sat up and realized she couldn't see.

"Wu Tang, have I gone blind?"

"Yes, Feige is here," she said softly.

"Master, don't be afraid, I'll be your eyes," Wu Tang said fearfully.

"Wu Tang, do you want to die?" Fei Ge said angrily.

"Master, don't be angry. This task is complete, and you've earned 30 points. Master, you now have 909 points!"

"Get lost, I'll beat you to death!"

"Master, calm down, calm down, don't be like this, I didn't do it on purpose." Wu Tang was actually scared, but he pretended to be calm.

“Yes, you didn’t do it on purpose, you did it intentionally,” Feige said through gritted teeth.

"Master, that's not how it is. I brought you here when the mission came, I didn't know anything about it," Wu Tang explained, trembling.

"Dream on, you bastard!"

The door opened, and the headmistress came in.

"Xiaoru, you're awake."

The headmistress came over and asked softly,

She touched Feige's forehead and found that the fever had subsided. She then checked the wound, applied medicine to it, and put her shoes on.

"Xiaoru, let's go eat."

The dean led Feige to the cafeteria, but Feige remained silent.

Soon, a bowl of rice appeared in front of Feige.

"Master, dinner is ready! There's meat, chicken legs, and vegetables."

Feige held a spoon.

"Master, move the bowls a little closer to you."

Feige ate slowly with a spoon.

"Master, how is it? Is it delicious?"

"It's alright, but it's too bland."

"Master, this is an orphanage; the children all eat vegetarian food."

"Master, the eggs need to roll out quickly!"

"Master, the chicken leg is delicious!"

The older brother held the chicken leg in his hand and took a small bite.

“Yeah, delicious”

"Master, please eat slowly."

"Master, there's a glass of water on the left."

After finishing her chicken leg, Feige picked up her water glass, took a sip, and then continued eating.

Having finished eating, Feige stood up.

"Master, where are we going?"

The dean is here.

"Xiaoru, you're done eating."

The headmistress was shocked to see that Feige's bowl was very clean, because she felt that Xiaoru was different from usual. Usually, she would eat very slowly and make a mess, but today she did not, and she finished all her food and ate very cleanly.

Feige stood there without moving, and the headmistress walked up to her.

"Xiaoru, where are you going?"

"I want to go back to my room to sleep," Feige said, and then the headmistress took her hand and left.

Once in the room, Feige sat on the bed.

"Go ahead and do your work, I'll sleep by myself," Feige said with a smile.

"Okay, be careful, okay?"

"Okay, goodbye, Headmistress."

The headmistress went out, gently closing the door behind her. Before closing it, she smiled at Feige.

"Wu Tang, tell me, what's going on?"

"Master, it's like this. The original owner was born blind, congenitally blind, and was abandoned at the gate of an orphanage. The director took her in, and in this orphanage, the director was the kindest person to her."

Feige understood; she was now a child in an orphanage.

How old was the original owner?

"7 years old"

How did he die?

"A few naughty kids were bullying her. She lost her balance, hit her head on a pillar, and that was it."

"How many children are in this orphanage?"

More than 200

"I hate brats the most, they deserve a beating!"

"Master, you can spend one energy point to fix your eyes."

You should have said so earlier.

Feige spent 1 energy point to heal her eyes.

She could see again, but her eyes weren't used to it yet. The bright light made her a little panicked, and Feige shielded her eyes with her hand.