Strongest Guard

Lee Nanfang was confused by these three words, so he closed his eyes after he said them.    

The wind came out of the trees, rustling the leaves, and no one answered him, and he ignored it, as if he were sure that someone would come out if he said so.    

Three minutes later, someone came out from the depths of the forest.    

It was a girl, tall and dressed in a black tracksuit and white canvas shoes. The sunlight shining through the gaps in the leaves onto her pale face made it seem as if it were reflecting off a layer of serenity.    

The wind blew the hair out of his head, and when it flew to a small white flower on his temple, it spirited twice before slowly falling down.    

Her steps were light, as if there was no sound at all, just like a fairy that had strayed into the day, only her eyes were glazed, terrifying, and also sad.    

"Sui Yueyue, why are you following me?"    

Lee Nanfang, who was lying flat on the ground with his legs crossed, opened his eyes and looked at her. He was about to say something, but he suddenly shut his mouth, turned around and got up from the ground. He patted his clothes that were covered in grass dust a few times, placed his hands on the sides of his thighs and slightly bent his body, looking at Sui Yueyue's chin with a serious expression.    

He could ignore Sui Yueyue, no matter what she was doing.    

However, he definitely wouldn't ignore the black armband on her left and right arms. No matter who it was, they all had the right to make Lee Nanfang serious.    

Respecting every family member was the same as respecting their lives. This was what his wife told him, something he had never forgotten.    

Lee Nanfang's attitude was obviously out of Sui Yueyue's expectation. Her eyes, which were originally dull like ash, instantly showed signs of excitement. Tears that she thought had dried up long ago instantly splashed out and flowed down her thin face. Her mouth moved, but she did not say anything.    

After the death of his family members, the tradition of the direct descendants wearing mourning clothes had been going on for thousands of years in the Divine Great Land. It was only when they were affected by Western culture that it gradually faded away in the city, leaving only a small white flower on their chest.    

However, in the countryside, she still maintained her habit of being filial.    

After the relatives are buried, the families of the dead should wear black armbands with the word 'filial' written on it in white.    

The armband was not randomly worn. There was a saying that applied to both men and women, and if a male elder died, the black armband would have to be worn on the left arm. If it was a female, then the armband would be worn on the right arm, and could only be removed after seven or seven years.    

Sui Yueyue, on the other hand, was wearing a black armband around her shoulders. This could only prove that her family had lost the lives of both men and women.    

A few days ago at the Jindi Club, Lee Nanfang had heard her talk about her family's background and knew that she was the only daughter of her family.    

No wonder Lao Ma said that he hadn't seen Sui Yueyue since the last time Young Master Lin had come.    

After the soft weeping sound resounded in the forest, it was as if the sunlight had lost its color and turned sinister.    

After the death of her parents, Sui Yueyue had met many people who pitied her and pitied her. However, there was no one who could be like Lee Nanfang and give her the respect of her deceased parents.    

"I beg your pardon."    

When Lee Nanfang said this softly, Sui Yueyueying dropped to her knees and kowtowed to him three times. This was the etiquette that should be given to the bereaved master when he came to pay his respects to the deceased.    

Lee Nanfang understood this rule. After she kowtowed for the third time, he held her arm with both of his hands and helped her up from the ground.    

"My father, my mother, and I are all dead."    

Sui Yueyue looked at Lee Nanfang as tears flowed down her cheeks. Her lips that used to be full now had many small cracks. This was a serious lack of water.    

In the golden age of China, when singing and dancing were at peace, even if one had no money, it was impossible to fall to the point where one had no water to drink.    

Sui Yueyue's lips were dry and cracked. She had never thought about drinking water before. These days, she had already forgotten to thirst as she was deeply saddened by the death of her parents.    

Lee Nanfang already knew that her father was hospitalized in Beijing. He wouldn't be surprised if it was only her father who came back. After all, a family like her, who didn't have much income, went to Beijing to see a doctor.    

But her mother?    

Lee Nanfang patted her shoulder and asked in a low voice, "Have you dealt with the old man's aftermath?"    

Sui Yueyue nodded and wiped her tears away with a hand. No matter how she wiped them, she couldn't wipe them away.    

"Auntie, what's going on?"    

Lee Nanfang bent his arm and wiped her tears with the sleeve of his shirt.    

"He died in a car accident, one hour before my dad did."    

"Oh. Is there anything else I can help you with? "    

Lee Nanfang understood. He thought it was the news of her mother's death in a car accident. When it reached her father in the hospital, he died immediately because he was not shocked by the loss of his wife.    

"My mom and dad were killed by someone!" My mom and dad were killed by someone!    

Sui Yueyue suddenly grabbed his shoulder and shook it vigorously as she screamed. She lost control of her emotions and her eyes were filled with intense hatred and hatred.    

It was as if Lee Nanfang was the killer of her parents. He gritted his teeth as blood flowed out from the corners of his mouth: "A female doctor told me that she saw that car with her own eyes and directly killed my mother before she escaped! I know who killed my parents! "    

Lee Nanfang didn't break away. He let Sui Yueyue shake him violently and listened attentively to every word that she said.    

After receiving a call from the Beijing Institute, Sui Yueyue rushed there in a car.    

Not long after she stepped onto the train heading north, she received a phone call. It was a call from a woman on the streets of Beijing. She sneered and said, "Bitch, just wait and cry for your parents!"    

That was all the woman said before she hung up the phone.    

By the time Sui Yueyue arrived in Beijing, her parents had already been sent to the mortuary.    

Sui Yueyue had hysterically questioned why the world brought her into this world when the world was so unfair to her and she had also hated her parents.    

But there was no doubt that she was a filial daughter.    

When he saw his parents' bodies, he immediately cried and fainted on the spot.    

When she woke up, she was already in the hospital ward. A female doctor with the surname Jiang had helped her take care of her.    

That female doctor with the surname Jiang was also from Qingshan City, and Sui Yueyue could be considered to be from the same village.    

With Dr. Chiang's help, Sui Yueyue, who was not familiar with her father in Beijing, was able to cremate her parents' bodies and return home with the bone ash urns in her arms.    

On the night she returned home, Dr. Chiang called her and told her that her parents might have been murdered, and that he had personally witnessed the scene of the accident.    

If Sui Yueyue found the murderer and needed her to testify, she would.    

"Do you know who killed my parents?"    

Sui Yueyue was so tired from shaking that she staggered when she let go of her hands. She leaned against the tree and collapsed on the ground, her eyes glazed over as she looked out of the forest. She had a smile on her face: "You certainly didn't think that my parents' deaths were due to me doing a good deed. Ha, ha, ha, just because I did a good deed! "    

Sui Yueyue said that a few days before her parents died, her mother had called her and told her that her father was in critical condition and told her to hurry to Beijing. When she rushed to the train station to wait for the train, she picked up a bag.    

The corner of Lee Nanfang's eyes jumped as he sat beside her. He silently lit up two cigarettes and gave one to Sui Yueyue.    

He had once told Yue Zitong that he hated women smoking, but now he offered to give Sui Yueyue a cigarette because he could tell that her mind had been blinded by pain and could collapse at any time. It was necessary to use nicotine to stimulate her.    

Sui Yueyue had never smoked before, but she knew that the real smoking was in the lungs.    

He took a deep breath.    

She started to cough violently, her tears started to spill out again, and threw herself into Lee Nanfang's arms, shouting hoarsely: "Wh-her surname is Lian! Cough, cough — I heard her companion call her Sister Lian the other day! I will never forget her voice! She was the one who called me and said my parents were going to die! Cough, cough! "    

Lee Nanfang was relieved when he saw that she coughed out black blood from her mouth. He took away her cigarette and threw it at her back.    

Sui Yueyue kept crying, talking, and crying. She kept what she had wanted to say in her heart for a long time, so when she said it, she immediately felt much better.    

In the end, her hoarse voice no longer contained any traces of anger and became much calmer: "Lee Nanfang, I don't understand, I really don't understand. I did a good deed, why did I kill my parents? I didn't get someone to take Sister Lian's bag, I don't know the girl who stole it. But she threw her resentment onto my head, and her revenge on my parents. "    

"Tell me, do I have to do more good things in the future?"    

Sui Yueyue raised her head and looked at Lee Nanfang as she asked in a daze.    

"Of course, we have to do it."    

When Lee Nanfang said those four words, his heart was filled with bitterness.    

Never in his wildest dreams had he thought that when he disliked Sister Lian and allowed Chen Xiao to snatch away her bag, he would instead make that damned woman pour all her hatred on Sui Yueyue and insanely murder her parents.    

If the death of Sui Yueyue's parents was true, then Lee Nanfang's reckless behavior was due to it.    

Not only was the woman surnamed Lian crazy, but she was also quite arrogant. When she killed Sui Yueyue's parents, she even called her to inform her.    

As for the woman surnamed Lian, she wasn't afraid that Sui Yueyue would recognize her voice. That was because she firmly believed that she wasn't an ordinary person.    

Sister Lian, are you really not an ordinary person?    

Lee Nanfang felt that he should ask Sister Lian in person to replace Sui Yueyue.    

"But why would my parents die?"    

Sui Yueyue laid in Lee Nanfang's arms and closed her eyes slowly. She murmured, "Why would my parents die?"    

She fell asleep.    

No one knew how much pressure she had to bear after learning that she had done something good to kill her parents.    

No one knew if she had actually rested in the past few days.    

Now that she was asleep, she slept very soundly in Lee Nanfang's embrace. It was because she felt that only in the arms of this man would she be able to sleep peacefully, and not have to worry about a car suddenly crashing into her.    

Lee Nanfang held her in his arms and stood up.    

Sui Yueyue, who had been sleeping soundly, became vigilant. She immediately wrapped her arms around his waist and pressed her face against his chest before calming down.    

Lee Nanfang didn't care whether he was stopped by the traffic police or not. He carried her in his arms and sat in the driver's seat. He held her with one hand and started the car with the other.