Rebirth in 1986: Unforgettable Regrets
Chapter 240: A Huge Misunderstanding

Chapter 240: Chapter 240: A Huge Misunderstanding

"Haven’t you spotted them yet?" Mo Siyu, who was always composed, now kept scanning the crowd every once in a while. He, sitting in the wheelchair, seemed to have a more limited view.

"Brother Mo, rest assured, as soon as I see them, I will definitely let you know."

Li Wei said confidently, his eyes sweeping back and forth at the train station exit.

"Sis, how are we going to find Uncle Mo after this?" Tang Jun said excitedly. The train was slowing down and he had already taken the suitcase early.

"Xiao Jun, he said he’d send someone to pick us up at the station," Tang Yue replied absently. These two days of journey had left her so anxious that she hadn’t been able to sleep at all.

As the train slowed down more and more until it stopped, Tang Yue instructed, "Don’t rush and stick together. Make sure not to get separated."

"Sister Xiao Yue, don’t worry, we’ll protect you," Zhang Qiang said, while he and Wei Jiajie followed behind Tang Yue, preventing anyone from jostling her. Tang Jun led the way in front, clearing the path for Tang Yue.

The train was very crowded, but Tang Yue, walking in the middle of the three men, didn’t feel the crush at all.

Seeing Tang Jun just a bit shorter than her up ahead, she felt an immense relief despite his youthful appearance.

The little boy who used to yell at her and contradict her at every turn had grown up and knew now to protect his sister.

And there were Zhang Qiang and Wei Jiajie. She wouldn’t mention Jiajie, but the change in Zhang Qiang was incredible. In her past life, Zhang Qiang did all sorts of bad things and would never have shouted about protecting her like he was doing now.

The environment really can change a person. With the right guidance at the right time, people like Zhang Qiang and Xiao Jun certainly wouldn’t have turned bad.

Once out of the train station, they followed the crowd to the exit.

"Xiao Yue." The moment Mo Siyu saw Tang Yue, he subconsciously wanted to stand up.

Li Wei quickly interjected, "Brother Mo, the doctor said you can’t stand, has little sister-in-law arrived?"

Li Wei looked around, and when he saw the three young men surrounding the girl in the orange-red dress, he couldn’t help but remark, "This train station is just too chaotic."

"Hey, isn’t that little sister-in-law?" Li Wei realized belatedly.

Through the crowd, Tang Yue’s tall figure, combined with her orange-red dress, which made her fair complexion and beauty stand out, was easily visible. From his angle, Tang Jun and Zhang Qiang kept talking to Tang Yue while she was earnestly searching for someone, not speaking at all.

Especially since Tang Yue did not say she would bring people over, this scene easily led to a misunderstanding.

"Such audacity, daring to bully little sister-in-law," Li Wei said, and ran over ’thud, thud, thud,’ without Mo Siyu being able to shout to stop him.

"Hey, you bunch of rascals, how can you bully a girl?" Li Wei claimed justice indignantly.

Tang Jun, not knowing what was going on, thought Li Wei was referring to someone else. Thinking that someone was bullying a girl, he felt the need to protect his sister, so he gripped Tang Yue’s hand and shifted to the side.

Seeing this, Li Wei became even angrier, thinking about how to impress little sister-in-law. He stepped forward with his tall figure and said, "Rascal, let go of little sister-in-law."

Li Wei grabbed Tang Jun and executed an over-the-shoulder throw.

"Ouch."

Tang Jun nearly broke his bones from the pain. Usually, he was on guard when training with Zhu Yuanchao, but he was not prepared for Li Wei to strike him, and thus the tragedy unfolded.

Instantly, Zhang Qiang and Wei Jiajie both made a move toward Li Wei.

Tang Yue was stunned and quickly stopped the two, saying, "Li Wei, this is my brother."

"Xiao Jun, are you alright?" Tang Yue hurriedly crouched down to support Tang Jun.

"Big sis, I’m fine." Tang Jun rubbed the spot where he had been hurt from the fall, stood up, and gazed at Li Wei’s white shirt with fervent yearning in his eyes.

"Little sister-in-law, is he your brother?" Li Wei had planned to ingratiate himself with the little sister-in-law, but nope, that backfired horribly.

Uh, no, how could the little sister-in-law be a horse.

This was so embarrassing, it was all over now, he wanted to please the little sister-in-law, but how did he end up hitting her brother?

Li Wei, feeling guilty, looked towards Tang Jun and didn’t even dare to look back at Brother Mo, continuously apologizing to Tang Jun.

The onlookers who were there before quickly dispersed, but there were still quite a few who were sizing up the scene.

"Cough." Tang Yue cleared her throat, her face a bit red. She hadn’t heard that initial shout clearly, but this time she heard it loud and clear.

"Li Wei, this is my brother Tang Jun, this is my cousin Zhang Qiang, this is my little aunt’s brother, Wei Jiajie." Tang Yue made the introductions, saying, "This is Mo Siyu’s friend, Li Wei."

Li Wei revealed his most dazzling smile and lowered his posture as much as possible, trying to close the gap with the three of them.

"Your moves just now were really impressive."

"How did you execute that shoulder throw so neatly?"

"Are you all this skilled?"

Far from disliking or resenting Li Wei, Tang Jun and the others looked at him with faces full of admiration, which baffled Li Wei.

"Xiao Yue."

Mo Siyu’s soft voice rang out; he pushed the wheels of his chair and approached her.

Tang Yue thought Mo Siyu had sent Li Wei to pick her up, and out of the blue, she heard Mo Siyu’s voice, turned around, and saw the much shorter Mo Siyu.

Mo Siyu in a wheelchair, without that imposing height, was dressed in a white shirt and black trousers, looking righteous and awe-inspiring, his dark, starry eyes smiling at her, like the twinkling lights spreading across the night sky.

The passersby coming and going made Mo Siyu in his white shirt sitting in the wheelchair appear even more... unusual.

Speaking of which, Mo Siyu liked wearing white shirts, which made him look even taller.

When Tang Yue saw him sitting in the wheelchair, in her ears echoed that phone call: "My legs, they might be ruined."

Such a proud person, with limitless prospects—if he were to lose his legs, what would become of him?

Tang Yue didn’t even dare to think about it; her eyes immediately turned red, her tear-filled eyes swimming as she moved step by step towards him, crouching down in front of him, looking up with her vision blurred by tears, unable to see him clearly, she asked with a choked voice, "Mo Siyu, don’t be discouraged, with so many hospitals across the country, there’s bound to be one that can heal your legs."

Her face, slightly tilted upwards, was close at hand, her teary eyes red and swollen like a startled little rabbit, her choked voice trying to encourage him.

Mo Siyu, due to the joy of seeing her, felt that joy being crushed bit by bit, morphing into restlessness. If Xiao Yue found out that his legs only needed a half month to a month of rest to recover, if she knew he had deceived her, how would she react?

Looking at the tears in her eyes, Mo Siyu felt an urge from the bottom of his heart to tell Tang Yue the truth; her face was full of weariness, she must have been worrying about him all the way here.

Annoyance, self-reproach, and guilt surged through him. Mo Siyu placed his hand over hers, and for the first time, the man who never knew what apologies meant solemnly looked at Tang Yue and said, "Xiao Yue, I’m sorry."