Bai Zhi hadn’t paid attention before because she didn’t know, but from now on, Li Mo certainly wouldn’t let Bai Zhi act recklessly.
"But it’s very dangerous for my aunt to go back by herself. You don’t understand—the person who gives me my injections is my father. He’s a complete lunatic; my aunt could be in danger."
Bai Zhi still didn’t want to lie back down obediently and insisted on getting out of bed, that Bai Da was an utter maniac. What if he hurt her aunt again?
"Wu Wa, get her back into bed. I really didn’t know, but your aunt said she’s going to find Bai Guang, your elder uncle, first. Don’t worry."
Li Mo frowned, conveying everything Bai Xin had told him, yet inside, he began to worry.
Wu Wa immediately came over to support Bai Zhi, who only listened to Ah Zhi’s words.
Bai Zhi was still anxious. If her aunt was harmed because of her, how could she face her aunt in the future?
Li Mo earnestly nodded. He was naturally concerned about Bai Xin, but he also believed in her, in her knowledge about how to protect herself.
Only then did Bai Zhi obediently lie back down. If she was with the elder uncle, then Bai Da probably wasn’t a match for her. Bai Zhi had already exhausted him of his strength.
Bai Xin was about to reach the county, but she couldn’t immediately go to find the comrades from the dispatch office.
Because, just as Li Mo had said, if Xingxing needed surgery, it required the parents’ signatures. The first thing she had to do was to find Ye Xiu or Bai Da.
She needed them to sign the form, then she would settle the score with Bai Da. But every time she thought of Xingxing suffering, she wished she could kill Bai Da.
Bai Xin didn’t rest at all, she kept driving the cart relentlessly. Upon reaching the town, she immediately went to Ye Xiu’s school, only to be told that Ye Xiu and others had gone to the city for a competition and hadn’t returned yet.
Bai Xin had no choice but to go back to the village to find Bai Guang. This was her planned backup—if she couldn’t find Ye Xiu, then she would have to find Bai Da, and inevitably she would need her cousin Bai Guang and her great-uncle’s help.
The great uncle had not been involved for many years, but that didn’t mean he wouldn’t step in.
Hearing Bai Xin’s words, both Bai Ming and Bai Guang were shocked. How heartless must Bai Da be to commit such acts?
"Little sister, I’ll go with you. We’ll press Bai Da into signing. If he refuses, I’ll beat him to death."
Bai Guang, feeling sympathy for his niece, knew that because of Bai Zhi, Bai Fei was much happier now and performed better in school, so naturally, he felt obliged to look after his niece.
"Alright, thank you, cousin. Because my signature doesn’t count, I can only ask for your help. That day, he really tried to crush me to death. Great uncle, do you think he’s lost his mind?"
Bai Xin told them everything, there was no need to hide. Sooner or later, she would make Bai Da confess everything, to reveal the truth.
"Whether he’s lost his mind or not, we’ll know when we see him. Let’s go, I’ll come with you. He came back last night."
Bai Ming immediately sat up and slammed his smoking pipe down on the table forcefully. Their Bai Family had birthed such a heartless person, and they needed to deal with it decisively.
Bai Da, at the moment, was unaware that Bai Guang and the others were coming. He and three others were discussing how to deal with the items they had in front of them.
The group pet had actually found a ginseng in the mountains, a particularly well-shaped one, along with other herbs.
Selling them would naturally change their lives, but...
At that moment, Bai Da was very angry. He grabbed the group pet’s hand. "Xixi, how could you run to the mountains alone? Don’t you know how dangerous it is? Your brothers and I were so worried—what if I hadn’t seen you when I came back? Did you want to scare me to death?"
Bai Da’s anxious appearance made the group pet’s eyes turn particularly red. She coveted the feeling of being cherished so wholeheartedly.
Even her father, Nan Jin, had never been so worried about her when she was little.