The dean originally planned to send Jiang Mingxi and A-Wang back first, and then take some time to inquire about that villa area.
As a result, something bad happened when they returned to the orphanage.
After the car entered the orphanage gate, the vice director had something to say to the director, A-Wang, who had been holding his urine all the way, rushed to the bathroom as soon as he got out of the car.
No one noticed Jiang Mingxi.
When A-Wang came out of the bathroom, he couldn't find Jiang Mingxi.
There's no bathroom, no room, no dining room, and not even the little swing that Jiang Mingxi loves most in the yard...
After searching around without finding it, A-Wang rushed to tell the director, but just as he finished speaking to her, he noticed that the orphanage gate was wide open.
Six-year-old A-Wang took off running outside.
After a moment of stunned silence, the director quickly instructed the broadcasting room to broadcast the missing person announcement while simultaneously mobilizing the entire orphanage to search for him. Once she finished giving instructions, she hurriedly went after A-Wang.
" Xiaoxi!"
" Xiaoxi!"
After rushing out of the orphanage, A-Wang ran towards the riverbank, shouting at the top of his lungs and frantically looking around.
" Xiaoxi!"
Six-year-old A-Wang was almost out of sight, but he couldn't find Xiaoxi anywhere she usually hung out with that older boy.
No?
Did he guess wrong? The person didn't come out?
impossible!
A-Wang was almost certain that, judging from how much that little fool cried the whole way, if the orphanage gates were open, he would definitely run out to find that older brother.
A few days ago, no matter when Xiaoxi ran out, that older boy was always there.
Morning, noon, afternoon, and sometimes even evening, whenever he came out, that older brother would always be there waiting for him.
He even foolishly whispered that he suspected the older boy was born there.
He was so heartbroken today, and the front door was open, how could he not have come out!
Was she taken somewhere else to play by her older brother...?
A-Wang was sweating profusely with anxiety when he suddenly saw a shoe in front of him.
My heart leaped into my throat, and I ran towards it as fast as I could.
They are Xiaoxi's shoes.
How come there's a shoe here!
A-Wang grabbed the shoes and ran forward.
Run a few more steps...
The cotton in that tattered doll.
That little crybaby usually values this tattered doll more than her own life; she won't let anyone else touch it, she's so stingy. How could she bear to leave the cotton outside?
A-Wang picked up the cotton and kept running.
But after running forward with all his might for several dozen meters, he suddenly stopped, and with great fear, turned to look at the river.
In the river.
A child was drifting downstream.
That moment.
A-Wang felt as if his blood had frozen, his mind went blank, and he had no idea what he had done. By the time he came to his senses, he was already in the river.
It's Xiaoxi.
His face was purplish-blue, his head was badly cut open and bleeding profusely, his eyes were closed, and his lips were bluish-black.
A-Wang quickly reached out to grab him.
But the river was flowing swiftly, and he was only six years old; he couldn't hold on at all.
When you grab onto something and try to pull it towards the shore with all your might, you'll use too much force in your hands and your feet won't be able to keep up, causing you to fall with a thud.
With a fall, her strength gave way, and Jiang Mingxi was swept away again.
A-Wang scrambled out of the river and stumbled off to chase after them again.
Finally, at a bend in the river, Jiang Mingxi got stuck, giving A-Wang a chance to use all his strength to push and pull her ashore.
By this time, they had already traveled at least two kilometers downstream.
A-Wang didn't know how to perform CPR, chest compressions, or first aid. He had never even heard of these things before, let alone know how. The only thing he knew was that, without taking a break, he quickly carried the person on his back to the orphanage.
Having fallen countless times in the river, A-Wang's knees, calves, buttocks, and back were all injured. Gritting his teeth, he carried three-year-old Xiaoxi on his back and hurried back as fast as he could.
He ran so fast that the headmistress couldn't see him anymore after she chased after him.
Fortunately, the teachers at the orphanage had searched the entire orphanage without finding anyone, and now they've come out to search along the riverbank, though not to the two kilometers away.
By the time A-Wang finally managed to see the orphanage teachers while carrying them on his back, he was so exhausted he was almost fainting.
When he woke up again, he was in a hospital bed.
As soon as she opened her eyes, she anxiously asked the teacher who was keeping vigil beside her, "Where's Xiaoxi?"
The teacher burst into tears, sobbing as she patted A-Wang's head, "He's saved! Thanks to A-Wang, A-Wang's such a good brother."
A-Wang breathed a sigh of relief, lying on the hospital bed, gloating wildly, "Hmph, when he wakes up, I'll make him kowtow to me three times and call me his father! Otherwise, I won't acknowledge him as my grandson."
teacher:...
Jiang Mingxi suffered from fluid in her lungs and a head injury with infection, and spent nearly a month in the hospital before being discharged safely.
He was discharged from the hospital, but the hospital director dared not go back to that villa area to inquire about him.
After Jiang Mingxi woke up, he told her that someone had lied to him, saying that his mother had come looking for him, and took him to the riverbank. Once there, they hit him on the head with stones...
The dean's mother was terrified and filled with lingering fear, so she immediately called the police.
pity...
They caught nothing.
There is not even any evidence that Jiang Mingxi was actually hit by a stone.
A three-year-old child could have fallen into the river while playing, and the head injury could have been caused by being hit by a rock in the river...
It was left unresolved.
But the director always felt that the reason he suffered this ordeal was most likely because he went home.
(To be continued tomorrow)