Chapter 401 Jian Yubo's Childhood Trauma (2)

After finishing speaking, the woman tore up the important and precious chess book in front of the boy.

The yellowed old book paper shredded into pieces and fell at the boy's feet.

The young man looked at it dumbly, at the torn paper, at his grim-faced mother.

Until the last piece of paper fell to the ground, the young man suddenly got the strength and pushed the woman in front of him hard.

As if using this action to resist his mother's behavior.

However, the woman became even more angry because of this, how could her son do anything to her mother?

The woman reaches out to hit the boy.

It fell on the boy one by one.

The woman kept questioning the boy whether he knew what was wrong or not.

The boy never answered.

The woman raised her hand again, and the kettle with boiling hot water on the table was knocked over by her hand.

Hot water poured from the edge of the table and onto the boy's back on the ground.

The immature body endured the scorching hot water, and the pain was transmitted from the nerve endings to the brain, turning into a lingering scar in the youth's memory.

The falling pieces of paper and the burning pain on his back became memories etched in the boy's heart.

Looking at the scene in front of her, the woman knew that she had caused trouble.

She panicked, she couldn't let her parents-in-law know about it, and she couldn't let her husband know about it.

If the parents-in-law knew about it, they would be even more dissatisfied with her.

She is not popular in front of her mother-in-law. If her mother-in-law finds out that she beat and burned the child, her situation will be even worse.

The husband will definitely be angry too. He does not agree with the discipline method of beating and scolding the children.

After the woman hesitated for a while, she called the ambulance and sent the boy to the hospital.

When she was hesitating, she didn't see that the boy who fell on the ground didn't cry or shout.

An ambulance came later and took the boy away.

The woman lied to her family that she enrolled her child in summer camp.

No one in the family knew about the child's burns.

In order not to be found out, she herself did not go to the hospital herself, and only hired a nurse to take care of the boy.

The boy stayed in the hospital for a week, and the rest of the family didn't know about it because of the woman's concealment.

Afterwards, when the teenager returned home, no one at home noticed his abnormality.

His father is still busy with work every day, and he trusts his wife wholeheartedly.

Only a two-year-old girl tilted her head and asked him, "Does it hurt?"

Because she saw him touching his lower back.

He doesn't speak.

She said, "Hurrah, it won't hurt anymore."

Later, when he turned seventeen, he wanted to leave home by taking the opportunity to study abroad.

But he didn't appear happy.

She asked him why he was unhappy, and he replied, no freedom.

She asked him how to be free.

He answered casually, asking for money.

Then that year, the day before he left for college, he received a parting gift from her—a box.

There was a huge sum of money in the box.

It is indeed a huge sum of money.

As the daughter raised by Jian's family, even if she is only nine years old, she still has a lot of money.

Some of the tiaras her mother bought her were real jewelry.

There is also the lucky money that everyone gives her every year.

She rummaged through the box and gave him everything she could find.

He later sent a message asking her why she gave it all to him.

She said she couldn't use it, but he could.

On that day, the boy knew that his only relative in this family was his younger sister.