I transmigrated into the villain's white moonlight, but the protagonist is my brother.

After Yang Huiyun finished communicating with the police and returned to her ward, this was the scene she saw.

The handsome boy slept soundly, while the lovely and attentive girl held his hand, occasionally glancing up to see how much liquid was left in the medicine bottle.

The afternoon sunlight wasn't too harsh; it shone through the glass into the ward, making the stark white environment feel warm and cozy.

A warm and peaceful atmosphere permeated the room.

Yang Huiyun herself didn't even notice when her furrowed brows relaxed.

The IV drip was almost finished, and Xie Yan was about to get up to call the nurse when she turned around and found her mother standing at the door, smiling at them.

Xie Yan immediately raised her hand and made a "shh" gesture to her lips.

Shen Yan had just fallen into a deep sleep, and she wanted him to sleep a little longer.

Unexpectedly, as soon as she stood up and let go of his hand, Shen Yan opened his eyes.

He suddenly gripped Xie Yan's fingers tightly, and saw that the needle in her wrist was about to draw blood again.

Xie Yan quickly looked at Yang Huiyun, "Mom, please call the nurse for me!"

"Okay, okay." Yang Huiyun went to the nurses' station without saying another word.

The nurse quickly came over to remove the needle from Shen Yan and put a band-aid on the injection site. Only then did she notice that he was covered in sweat and his bangs were stuck to his forehead.

This terrified the nurse, who thought it was a drug allergy or some other adverse reaction.

Xie Yan explained that Shen Yan had just had a nightmare and it had nothing to do with the medicine, which finally put the nurse's mind at ease.

"That's good, that's good." The nurse wiped the light sweat from her forehead. "Please be sure to tell us if you feel unwell."

Xie Yan nodded, "Definitely, definitely."

Xie Yan communicated with the nurses throughout the entire process, just as if she were Shen Yan's manager.

Shen Yan is now truly awake.

He really did have a dream.

He just thought he had another dream after the nightmare.

His thoughts were in disarray in his dream, making him unsure of where he was. It might be a cold, dark room in an orphanage, or perhaps a corner under a dining table.

Or perhaps a cramped, stuffy little house.

But someone was calling his name. When he opened his eyes, he found himself in a peaceful hospital room. The person calling him was exceptionally gentle, and it felt so unreal.

A hint of confusion appeared in Shen Yan's eyes.

So it wasn't a dream after all...

He was stunned again.

Seeing the person on the bed with their familiar downcast and silent expression, Xie Yan sighed, knowing that Shen Yan had reverted to their usual deadpan self.

The image of the well-behaved child from just now seems to have been an illusion.

The little boy even smiles at her.

Give her back her good boy!

While sighing inwardly, Xie Yan remained calm on the surface.

"Mom, what did the policewoman say?"

Yang Huiyun was gone for so long, she must have asked some questions, but I don't know if the police agree.

Yang Huiyun's expression softened. She touched Xie Yan's head and said, "The police have agreed. He can come home with us for a few days."

According to the procedure, both Shen Yan and Xie Yan, as the parties involved, should cooperate with the questioning, but unfortunately, Shen Yan's mental state was obviously not very good.

In addition, considering that he was a child and Shen Yan's psychological state, the police station felt that it would be fine to postpone the questioning for a few days.

Moreover, Wang Litao's side has solid evidence, and their testimony can only play a supporting role at most. Whether it exists or not doesn't really affect the overall situation.

Hearing this, Xie Yan breathed a sigh of relief and said, "That's good."

Looking back, Xie Yan saw that Shen Yan was still standing there in a daze. She was truly at her wit's end with him.

As if she had just remembered something, she told Yang Huiyun to wait for her, and then ran out to find a nurse.

She remembered that in the original story, Shen Yan's legs had been injured since childhood and had never been properly treated, so he would suffer from leg pain when walking and would be a cripple.

He was originally the illegitimate son of the Gu family who had been separated from his family for more than ten years. He was also lame.

It could be said that after Shen Yan returned to the Gu family, apart from his living conditions improving, he actually suffered more cold stares and ridicule.

Almost every time there's a banquet or party, the male protagonist in the book is the center of attention and the object of everyone's admiration, while Shen Yan is looked down upon by everyone.

Xie Yan felt indignant whenever she thought about the scene of Shen Yan standing in the corner, listening to others chirping about him, but only being able to leave in silence.

No, she had to go all the way and cure Shen Yan's leg problem first!

The system finally couldn't stand it anymore.

[Big sister, you're my own sister, can't you at least have some compassion and raise my commission to 30%? Do you know what happened to those families who had dealings with Shen Yan afterward?]

Xie Yan remained calm and composed. [Those who speak ill of others behind their backs deserve to be targeted.]

System: [Seriously? What's wrong with you? You promised to cooperate with me through the story! Why are you causing trouble again?!]

Xie Yan looked completely innocent. "I meant cooperating with you after the storyline starts, but it hasn't started yet, baby."

System: ...You understand how to handle anger.

Xie Yan: ^_^

Xie Yan found the nurse and said that Shen Yan's leg was in a lot of pain. The nurse went over and took another look. She saw that the scars on Shen Yan's calves were red and swollen, so she called the doctor.

Yang Huiyun, who originally thought Shen Yan could go home after finishing his IV drip, found herself waiting for Shen Yan to film a medical examination again, completely bewildered.

Yang Huiyun and Xie Yan waited outside, and Yang Huiyun was a little confused.

She had no idea that Shen Yan's legs had become like this until the nurse came in to check on them.

Shen Yan had stayed at her house for one night before, and she had seen the scar then. It didn't look this serious then, but now it was clearly much worse.

With her leg in this state, it must be painful most of the time, but Shen Yan never told anyone about it.

If Xie Yan hadn't gone to find a nurse, Shen Yan probably would have been discharged after the blood test and IV drip, and what if she had developed a chronic illness?

This child is really something, why doesn't he know how to say it?

Xie Yan was unusually a little nervous.

The original text only says that Shen Yan did not fully recover from the disability she suffered, but does not specify the reason.

Hopefully it's not nerve damage or anything like that, otherwise it would be difficult to treat.

Fortunately, Huangtian paid off.

After the X-ray came out, the doctor said it was due to poor healing and misalignment of the fracture ends, which could be corrected and reduced.

Hearing this, even Yang Huiyun breathed a long sigh of relief.

Today was a day filled with all sorts of things that left her dizzy, but finally she heard some good news.

Thankfully, the child's leg can be treated; otherwise, it would have been truly pitiful.

The bad news is that surgery is needed to reposition the bone, and that costs a lot of money.

Yang Huiyun held the film in her hand, her face solemn.

Shen Yan stood aside, everything was normal, and he didn't seem to be in any pain at all.

He said, "I'm not in pain, I don't need treatment."

Indeed, this pain might be so intense that it would keep others awake at night, but he had long since gotten used to it.

He could even continue walking with that leg, and he was still able to work at the orphanage.

Xie Yan ignored him, treating him as if he were invisible, and asked Yang Huiyun how much money she owed.

Yang Huiyun sighed.

"Ten thousand."