Bai Da almost spat blood in anger as he gritted his teeth in pain and looked at Bai Xin.
"I’m your brother, yet you’re helping an outsider, Bai Xin, are you out of your mind? Don’t you even know the difference between close and distant relatives?"
And Bai Zhi, what is she? Merely a wild child. Even if he couldn’t speak the truth just yet, he was still her brother.
"Without me as a brother, where would your niece be from? Have you forgotten how I doted on you when we were young?"
Ingrates, just like Bai Zhi that wild child, all ingrates.
Bai Xin turned a deaf ear as if she hadn’t heard a thing.
However, she eventually had the doctor treat him first.
Pushing him into a temporary room, Bai Da glanced at Bai Guang and spoke,
"Bai Guang, go pay the bill. I have something to say to my sister."
Since they had already torn their faces, he was afraid of nothing now.
Moreover, this issue with Bai Xin must be resolved. His gaze deepened, sister, I didn’t want to treat you this way.
But since you insist on confronting me, don’t blame me for being rude.
It isn’t like I’m going to do anything drastic, just to make you understand what you really should be doing.
Bai Guang frowned slightly, reluctant to leave, fearing Bai Da might pull some trick.
A nurse, carrying treatment tools, urged them to hurry and pay, or they wouldn’t help, as they had no choice.
Bai Zhi looked up at Ye Xiu, asking with her eyes if they should leave?
Ye Xiu nodded but put his finger to his lips, signaling her to be quiet.
They wanted to see what Bai Da was really up to.
Being in such a state, if he could still stir up trouble, Ye Xiu wouldn’t mind partaking in teaching him a lesson.
The nurse brought out iodine and scissors and began treating Bai Da, cutting his clothes.
Pain made Bai Da sharply inhale. The moment the cloth sticking to his wounds was torn away felt like his wounds were being ripped open anew.
Not to mention when the cleaning started.
Bai Da bit his lip tightly, sweating profusely.
The nurse’s pace wasn’t slow, but to Bai Da, every second stretched endlessly.
He trembled, looking at Bai Xin.
Seemingly trying to divert his attention.
"Little sister, do you remember? When we were kids, you were very lazy. No matter where we went, I had to carry you.
Even when mom asked us to cut pig grass, I did it all; I never let you suffer. One year, when a dog chased you, I stood in front and let you run. Do you remember?"
Back then, he was so good to Bai Xin, and now she had forgotten all about it—just an ingrate, and callous at that.
Bai Zhi watched Bai Da trying to play the emotional card, feeling nauseous.
What about childhood? He was indeed nice to her then, but when it came to betraying her, he was ruthless. And was he ever really a good brother?
"What are you trying to say? That I’m ungrateful? Bai Da, the kindness you showed me isn’t enough for me to forgive you for hurting Xingxing.
Xingxing is a child, such a small child, how could you be so heartless?
Do you know, I’d rather not care about you and just let you bleed? The more you suffer, the happier I am. You’re inhuman."
The nurse initially wanted to intervene, reminding her that he was a patient and should not be agitated, but seeing the tears streaming down Bai Xin’s face, she recalled the girl who had been needled.
So, this was the culprit?
With that thought, the nurse, who had been gentle before, now applied more force.