The Little Princess's Pursuit of Her Husband - The Little Princess's Growth Diary ☆, 014 Leaving

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Two days later, after receiving news from Mo Xiaowan, the Liang family father and son handed over the company to their capable assistant, chartered a plane, and flew away from R City with the sick Nuannuan.
Unaware of the dramatic changes in R City, General He was still in C City picking out a gift for his beloved Nuannuan, followed by a long line of the four members of the He family, including He Xudong, who already had a five-year-old son, all of whom had to accompany their grandfather on the shopping spree. In the end, everyone was enthusiastically engaged, each believing that what they had chosen was Nuannuan's favorite.
When Grandpa He saw the news on TV, his anger flared up again. He immediately booked a plane ticket and flew back overnight. His Nuannuan must be heartbroken, perhaps even crying in bed right now. But when he returned, he found He Xubei searching the world for Nuannuan. General He's heart pounded. After listening to He Xubei's brief explanation, he slapped him hard across the head. Nuannuan must be devastated, but what about her older brother and the rest of the Liang family? When he asked the Liang family's aunt, they all said they hadn't been home for several days.
The Liang family's influence in R City was not to be underestimated; they naturally had ways to suppress information they didn't want others to know, even though the He family was a powerful force in the military, political, and business circles. Finally, upon learning of Elder Liang's whereabouts, General He fainted on the spot, his lips twitching.
He awoke, his lips still trembling, tears streaming down his face. Dragging his shaky legs, he tried to rush to the cemetery. Unable to dissuade the old man, the He family drove to the cemetery. They themselves were also struggling to accept that Old Liang, who had been alive just days before, had suddenly passed away from a cerebral hemorrhage, despite his declining health over the years. General He looked at the photo of his elder brother on the tombstone, his dark, withered fingers gently touching the picture of Old Liang in his youth—that simple, honest smile, that upright posture, so full of youthful vigor. Tears welled in the eyes of the He family members, falling onto the dusty ground with the mournful autumn wind. The maple leaves covering the mountain trembled in the wind, a vibrant red, the color of blood. Unswept fallen leaves rustled around them. Black clothes, black hair, a solemn atmosphere, a sense of desolation.
The He family expended a great deal of effort but couldn't find any information about the four members of the Liang family; it was as if they had vanished from the face of the earth. After failing to find Liang Nuannuan and the others, General He, in a fit of anger, kicked He Xubei out of the house, declaring that he had no right to inherit the He family business and that everything under his name would belong to Liang Nuannuan once she was found.
He Xubei's grief was no less than General He's. He had been completely stunned these past few days. How could that lively and adorable Nuannuan, who had been calling him "Beibei" just a few days ago, suddenly disappear? Upon receiving the news of Old Master Liang's passing, he himself almost collapsed. That little girl must be so sad. In the past, whenever the little girl cried, she would find a secluded corner and quietly shed her tears. It seemed to have become an unspoken rule between the two of them. Every time, he would go to find her, carry her on his back, and walk back and forth to comfort her. Sometimes the little girl would stop crying and start smiling, and sometimes she would simply fall asleep on his back.
Nuannuan must be hiding in some corner crying right now. I wonder if they've found her yet. He apologized to Han Mei, saying he'd marry a good man if he could. He promised Nuannuan he would never walk down the aisle with any other woman before she got married. Under Han Mei's complicated gaze, he shouldered his backpack and began his search for Nuannuan. Meanwhile, Liang Nuannuan was lying in a hospital room on the other side of the world, her limbs bound. Whenever she was conscious, she would sometimes mutter to herself, "Grandpa's gone, Mom's gone, Beibei doesn't want Nuannuan anymore." Then she would hide in the bathroom and sit on the toilet seat for an entire day. Sometimes she seemed to have forgotten many things from the past, like a newborn baby, opening her clear, innocent eyes to look at the world. Other times, she would suddenly go crazy, cutting herself with sharp objects or constantly pulling at her hair, her eyes empty.
The Liang family had found Mo Xiaowan—no, she should be called Ouyang Mingzhu. Seeing her once cheerful daughter reduced to this state, fainting several times, she was deeply saddened. A dignified old man stood in the ward, dressed in a solemn black Tang suit, leaning on a dragon-carved cane. His imposing presence sent chills down the spines of the doctors and nurses. Rows of men in black stood outside the door, their expressions unsmiling. Perhaps it was the call of her loved ones, or perhaps it was the pull of a miracle, but after several acts of self-destruction, Liang Nuannuan's mental state seemed to have improved considerably. However, her eyes remained empty and lifeless. Liang Qiwen clenched his fists, telling himself he would never let his sister be harmed again. He would not let anyone who hurt her get away with it, not even his best brother.
Over time, He Xubei's handsome face became covered in stubble, his once crisp clothes became wrinkled and crumpled, and his sneakers were torn. His once anxious gaze lost its sparkle after repeated disappointments, and he aimlessly inquired in various places.
A year and a half later, a weathered He Xubei returned to R City. Bai Xiaofei, who had received his call beforehand, was waiting at the station early. Seeing her once dashing and energetic son in this state, she felt heartbroken and hugged He Xubei, tears streaming down her face.

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