And on that video, bullet comments were rapidly scrolling across the screen.
"Bullies should all die!"
"How can trash still be alive?"
"I hope you die today!"
"Parents who raise such venomous children aren’t any good either, they all deserve to die!"
All the bullet comments were extremely malicious and unbearable to see!
Ye Wanwan watched the video in silence, which lasted about three minutes.
As the video ended, Shen Yi supported the back of Ye Wanwan’s head and then he gently lowered his own, pressing his forehead against hers, "Wanwan, don’t be afraid."
Ye Wanwan slightly lifted her head and looked at Shen Yi, asking, "Don’t you think what I did was excessive?"
"I believe there must be a reason behind it," Shen Yi said with gravitas.
The person in the video was indeed Ye Wanwan, as confirmed by their technical staff, but Shen Yi still did not believe that Ye Wanwan was capable of doing such a thing.
Ye Wanwan revealed a slight smile as if she hadn’t seen the netizens’ reckless words, with not a trace of anger or panic.
"Do you trust me that much?" Ye Wanwan asked.
"Mmhmm," Shen Yi nodded.
He trusted Ye Wanwan. She couldn’t be a bully. There had to be other reasons behind the videos.
"Someone is already investigating. We will have results soon." There were already leads from Assistant Chen, and Shen Yi would not let this matter rest.
Ye Wanwan said nonchalantly, "What’s there to hurry about?"
Shen Yi knitted his brows slightly, somewhat puzzled by Ye Wanwan’s attitude.
Ye Wanwan asked him, "Have you watched the video?"
"Mmhmm." Shen Yi nodded, indicating he had watched it after receiving a call from Assistant Chen that morning.
"Then you didn’t recognize who that so-called bullied person was?" Ye Wanwan pressed on.
Shen Yi fell silent then. He had watched the video, but most of his attention had been captured by those horrifying bullet comments.
All he could think about was to prevent Ye Wanwan from seeing them; he knew it would greatly upset his dear wife if she saw them.
However, Ye Wanwan seemed not to care at all—as for the bullied person, Shen Yi seemed to have not gotten a clear look at them.
Ye Wanwan could not help but laugh at his reaction, and she had to tell Shen Yi, "That’s Xun Lehan!"
"Now everyone is cursing at me, which means Xun Lehan hasn’t seen it yet. Once Xun Lehan sees the video, she’ll probably be more anxious to find out who did it than we are."
"Having such an embarrassing incident from so many years ago dug up, Xun Lehan will definitely explode with rage!"
Thinking about this, Ye Wanwan couldn’t help but feel a bit amused; after all, it was only back then that they would do something so foolish.
"Xun Lehan?" Shen Yi seemed to vaguely remember the name; Wanwan once fell into the pool at her house.
"You guys..." Shen Yi furrowed his brows lightly, struggling to understand what exactly the relationship was between them.
"The beginning of the video showed Xun Lehan getting drenched with water—it was April Fool’s Day, and we had already alerted our class the day before. Everyone was supposed to prank each other, seeing who would trigger the water balloon to burst when they walked in."
"That part where everyone surrounded her and kept her from leaving happened when we went out to buy milk tea and ran into a scammer. We all knew it was a scam except for her; after she was swindled, she insisted on going out to confront him, saying she had to beat him up once she found him."
"Wait a minute." Shen Yi interrupted Ye Wanwan, his expression slightly complex, "I remember you two weren’t on good terms, right?"