Half an Orange - Chapter 3 His Light

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"Gu Yincheng, are you willing to come with me?"
Gu Yincheng couldn't deny that Xia Yan's words seemed to possess a certain magic, captivating him no matter when or where.
Even in the days that followed.
At that moment, Xia Yan understood why she felt a strange sense of familiarity with the boy in the field.
Because he is Gu Yincheng, her younger brother.
He was indeed very tall; Xia Yan, who was 168 cm tall, only reached his chin while wearing almost heelless loafers.
His legs and feet had been washed clean, and even the muddy cuffs of his trousers had been simply brushed off.
His thick, dark eyebrows furrowed slightly, his thin lips pressed into a thin line, and his deep eyes were fixed on Xia Yan in front of him.
The quiet village was filled with the faint sounds of insects chirping and dogs barking. Under the osmanthus tree in the darkness, the moonlight poured down on Xia Yan like water.
Her skin was very fair, almost glowing up close, dazzlingly bright. Her long, light chestnut hair hung down her back, the ends slightly curled, casual and natural.
Her lips were slightly fuller than average, and the curve of her upper lip was somewhat alluring. Her eyes were large and bright, with a light iris color, giving her a mixed-race appearance.
Is this person his older sister?
Gu Yincheng felt the blood surging in his veins, and his whole body trembled slightly.
He could only clench his fists tightly, forcing himself to calm down, and look at the elfin-like beauty under the moonlight.
In the quiet night, they stood very close, their eyes meeting, able to hear each other's breathing, slightly rapid, both a little nervous.
He once dreamed of such a day, but reality shattered that dream completely.
But he didn't expect that it was Xia Yan who gave him this opportunity.
He didn't know why she would say such a thing, or why she was the only one who came. Where were their parents?
But Gu Yincheng was keenly aware that this might be his first opportunity to change his fate, and he didn't want to miss it.
If he misses it, he will surely regret it for the rest of his life.
After a long silence, he heard his own slightly hoarse voice echo in the dark night.
"good."
Gu Yincheng and Xia Yan don't actually look alike; he resembles his father, while she resembles her mother more.
Their mother, Zhou Ling, was a pampered young lady, delicate and frail. A failed attempt at contraception led to her unexpected pregnancy with Gu Yincheng. Due to her physical condition, she was unable to have an abortion and had to secretly give birth to him.
Zhou Ling suffered greatly during childbirth at that private clinic, which led to her being plagued by illnesses, both major and minor, ever since.
She believed that this child would bring her disaster, and therefore, she had resisted Gu Yincheng's existence for many years.
Xia Yan only learned about these things later. When she was a child, she had overheard snippets of her parents' arguments but did not understand their meaning. It wasn't until she recently found their belongings that she came to understand.
For Xia Yan, everything Gu Yincheng went through could be summed up in two words: heartache.
After all, they are the only two people in the world who are connected by blood.
However, even Gu Yincheng did not expect what would happen next.
Xia Yan spent only 50,000 yuan to buy out the last remaining kinship between Gu Yincheng and the Gu family.
The Gu family knew very well that at Gu Yincheng's age, they couldn't stop him from leaving if he wanted to, so they might as well squeeze out the last bit of value he had left.
She drove to a nearby town overnight to withdraw money. He sat silently in the passenger seat, watching her hands tremble as she gripped the steering wheel—trembling with anger.
Xia Yan noticed that his gaze was fixed on her, so she turned her head to comfort him.
"Don't worry, it will be taken care of soon."
A slight smile appeared on her lips. "Tonight, we can go home."
"Um."
He responded softly, rested his head against the car window, and gazed out at the dark and silent landscape.
A half-harvested rice paddy flashed past the window, and Gu Yincheng knew that those days were over.
When they left, Gu Yincheng packed all his belongings from the Gu family in just a small duffel bag, because Xia Yan had said she would buy him new books and clothes.
At the bottom of the duffel bag was a photo of the twins. Although Gu's parents were not good to him, his younger siblings were innocent after all.
He will never see them again, but he will still miss them occasionally.
As they left, the moment the red car started moving, Xia Yan saw the girl named Ye Rongxiu in the rearview mirror.
She stood silently by the fence in the backyard of the Gu family, with a hint of tears in her eyes.
Xia Yan raised her chin, gesturing for Gu Yincheng to go and greet her, but Gu Yincheng declined.
"It's good that you left like this," he said softly.
At that moment, Xia Yan suddenly understood him: don't give any hope to anyone who is impossible, because those hopes are meaningless.
Xia Yan never expected that one day Gu Yincheng would treat her the same way.
That very night, Xia Yan drove Gu Yincheng back to Jianan, unwilling to stay in Ye County for even a moment longer.
In fact, Gu Yincheng wasn't completely unaware of his background. Xia Yan didn't know that he had secretly visited the Xia family once.
When he first stepped into the Xia family, he felt dazzled and mysterious. Although the Xia family was not a wealthy family, it was enough to shock Gu Yincheng, who had never seen the world.
The Xia family's house is a top-floor duplex located in the center of the community, decorated in an elegant American style with simple yet high-quality furniture.
Zhou Ling loved pink roses; the vases on the coffee table and dining table were adorned with clusters of pink and white Mona Lisa roses, exuding a rich fragrance.
The living room was spacious, and a family photo was displayed on the sideboard. Little Xia Yan in the photo was adorable, like an angel from a fairy tale. Gu Yincheng knew that she was the eldest daughter of the Xia family, four years older than him, his older sister.
That day, only Zhou Ling was at home. She coldly received the young Gu Yincheng, who was only fourteen years old at the time and had gone through a lot of trouble to come to Jianan.
Zhou Ling poured him a cup of black tea. Sensing Zhou Ling's coldness and aloofness, he kept his head down and silently stared at the beautiful white porcelain cup.
Zhou Ling kept looking him over, feeling both relieved that he was very good-looking and seemed very polite, and unable to resist the innate aversion to him that ran deep in her bones.
She explained a lot of reasons to him, and how his sudden appearance would bring them a series of troubles.
Gu Yincheng left in silence, without taking the money she gave him, and without even saying goodbye.
Because they will never see each other again.
If it weren't for Xia Yan, he would never have returned to the Xia family.
That night, Xia Yan appeared under the osmanthus tree. It was pitch black all around, but she was bathed in the silvery moonlight.
Xia Yan was a ray of light in Gu Yincheng's life, cleaving through the boundless darkness.
His light illuminated his world.

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