Chapter 499: Regaining Her Memories 6
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
She was sincerely grateful to the girl. Sweet and kind-hearted, she was just like an angel to her.
This was until that faithful day in the washroom when she happened to hear a muffling sound from the next cubicle.
Following this faint gasp and a slight sound of struggle, Rou’er’s tensed and frightened voice was heard.
“Director, can you be gentler? Rou’er is hurting! Wu… wuu… wuuu…”
“Rou’er, be good and don’t scream, all right? Others must not hear us.”
“Director, can we skip this today? Rou’er will use her mouth to do it, okay?”
“All right. Rou’er is such a good girl! Later, I’ll get you some candies… em…”
She was alarmed to hear the director’s tight and suppressed voice inside the girls’ washroom. Naïve and young, she could not understand what was going on at that time, and she just found all of it strange.
Doubtingly, she drew closer to the cubicle.
The door was locked from the inside, but from a little gap, she was surprised to see the director standing tall and erect with his back facing the door. From her angle, his pants were pooling down on his thighs, while Rou’er, looking unkempt, was kneeling on the floor and constantly bobbing her head back and forth. She was unable to see exactly what they were doing.
She pressed in for a closer look and knocked her face against the door in the process; thereby, she inadvertently alerted the two inside.
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The girl shot her head up shamefully, her terrified eyes sweeping in the direction of the door.
Yun Shishi could not avoid in time, and her eyes squarely met Rou’er’s.
An inexplicable surge of panic overtook her. It might be the girl’s eerie look or the distress and shame in her eyes that sent her fleeing back to her room.
That night, she was reading a comic book on her bed when the girl returned to their room.
Pushing the door open, the girl strode straight to her and yanked her off the bed by the hair.
She pressed close to her ear and, in a threatening voice which was full of rage, demanded, “Did you see it? Did you see everything?”
She was scared stiff and quickly shook her head, not understanding the cause of the latter’s distress.
The girl straightened, kicked her with her foot, and whined to the rest of the kids. “She bullied me!”
“I didn’t!”
Before she could clarify, the rest of the children crowded around to hit her.
None of them doubted the girl’s words. That was because she was good to each of them, giving them food and bringing them out to play. No one dared to defy her order.
She was sent to the medical treatment room for her injuries that night.
She had become everyone’s enemy without a clue.
The next day, the jade she had put under her pillow went missing.
She asked around, but no one had seen it. This was until she saw it around Rou’er’s neck. Agitated, she confronted, “That’s my jade!”
In response was Rou’er’s wistful and piteous denial. “What do you mean? This is my jade. It was given to me by my mother! It’s you who stole this from me. You are a thief!”
“I’m no thief!”
Before everyone’s accusations and doubts, her weak argument sounded vacuous.
“That piece of jade belongs to me in the first place! It’s mine; I’m no thief. I’m really not a thief!”
“Do you mean to say that I’ve stolen your thing?!”