After Being Scumbed

Maybe it was Yin Bai's fierce one once, and when the noise came from next door again, it was not so happy anymore.

On the second floor with a cane, Yin Bai stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling glass window, looking at the two children playing next door, putting away his subtle guilt. She sat back on the swing with a soft snort, picked up the phone and sent a message to Jin Xiangyu.

Yin Bai is not the kind of inhumane boss. He said that he would give Zhang Yu a holiday, so he would not call her back when she was on vacation. Therefore, she asked Jin Xiangyu to arrange a more leisurely secretary to come over to pack her luggage, arrange the itinerary, and set off for a vacation on a foreign island tomorrow.

Jin Xiangyu's efficiency is very fast. The next morning, the new assistant came over to pack her luggage, arrange the itinerary, and pick her up to the airport.

At around eleven o'clock at noon, the secretary went downstairs with his luggage and drove the car to the door of the villa to wait for Yin Bai. Yin Bai had inconvenient legs and walked downstairs slowly on crutches.

As a result, as soon as she left the door, she heard a buzzing sound coming from not far away. Yin Bai raised his hand to cover his face and squinted towards the source of the sound, only to see a tiny little plane drifting across the wall from the villa next door, and hitting the grapefruit tree in his yard with a snap. Hung on it.

Yin Bai was stunned, thinking that the two children are really too much. They said that they can't play badminton and they will play a small plane today, right?

It seems that she must teach these two children a lesson.

Yin Bai leaned on a cane, took out his mobile phone to call the secretary over, and walked slowly toward his back garden.

After the call was connected, Yin Bai said to the secretary at the other end: "Come to the yard, I want you to help me with something."

She had to hold the small plane in her hand as a bargaining chip, and then "talk to the two children."

Yin Bai hung up the phone, walked staggeringly to the back garden, and came under the grapefruit tree. She stood under the tree, raised her head on a cane, looked at the leafy canopy, and carefully searched for the small plane hanging on it.

At this moment, a small conversation and a rustling voice came to my ears.

"Tongtong...Tongtong...Did you go up?"

"Almost soon..."

"Then be careful..."

Yin Bai heard the conversation between the two children, turned his head subconsciously, and looked at the wall. At this moment, a child with a ball head was climbing the vine on the wall to the yard on Yin Bai's end.

Yin Bai looked at the swaying figure on the wall, his pupils tightened, and his heart came to a sudden stop.

Oh my god! Are the kids so wild now? The walls of the two houses are at least two meters long. Although she did not put any protective measures on it for the sake of beauty, but the two plants planted vines, but these children are not afraid of snakes, ants, and mosquitoes?

Yin Bai was frightened, and he didn't dare to show up, because he was afraid that he would scare the swaying child on the wall.

As a result, the swaying child sitting on the wall just looked up and saw Yin Bai standing in the yard.

With eyes facing each other, the child exclaimed, making the whole person leaning back and falling off the wall with a puff.

The moment the child disappeared from the wall, a scream came from the next door.

"Tongtong!"

The scream seemed to wake Yin Bai, she just felt that her heart was about to jump out of her throat.

It's over, it's a big deal!

Yin Bai leaned on crutches and quickly dialed the secretary's phone, and quickly ordered: "Hurry up, go to my next door, a child fell off the wall of my house! Go and see how the child is injured. NS!"

Soon, the secretary ran over to deal with the matter.

Yin Bai walked slowly. After passing, the child was picked up by the aunt at home.

Only four or five-year-old children were nestled in the aunt's arms, with obvious bruises on their foreheads, hands and feet, and they kept crying for pain in their feet. The bigger one next to him cried louder than the smaller one.

He yelled and said that it was all my fault. I had known that I would not let Tongtong pass by.

The children cried so that Yin Bai had a headache, and the aunt on the side was still wiping tears: "I blamed me for being so busy with cooking. I didn't even look at it, so I let them go crazy. Professor Sun is not at home today, what can I do? "

Yin Bai was also very anxious, thinking what else to do, and rushed to the hospital.

The secretary was helping to check the wound of the child, and turned to Yin Bai and said, "Boss, the child's foot seems to be twisted, so I have to go to the hospital to take a picture."

Yin Bai watched the child crying, with a guilty conscience and guilt. Hearing this, he quickly said, "Then go quickly, call 120, and call for an ambulance!"

She also panicked, and changed her words after she said, "No, no, it's too slow to call an ambulance. You drive and drive them to the nearest hospital!"

The secretary was a little embarrassed: "But this way, it will be a little late to send you to the airport."

How could Yin Bai take care of the airport now? The children were so scared by her that they fell off the wall, and they might find her to settle accounts, which would affect the relationship between the neighbors. Yin Bai hurriedly urged: "It's alright, don't worry about so much, and send the child first."

"Canceled my trip. I won't fly over there. You can deal with this matter first."

The secretary understood what she meant, and turned around and said to the aunt of this house: "I'll drive the car first and take the child to the hospital."

With the secretary's words, the panicked aunt also calmed down a lot. Yin Bai asked her to hold the baby in the car, got in the passenger seat, and went to the hospital with the secretary.

On the way, the child kept crying. The little one was lying in her aunt's arms, crying with pain, gritted his teeth and endured crying. The older one was lying next to the aunt, sighing at her sister's bruises, saying something like "Flying painfully, flying painfully."

Yin Bai turned his head and glanced, and found that the children's condition was much better, and the aunt in the back seat also took out his mobile phone and called the adults at home one by one.

They are all talking about "children are playful, they climbed the wall and fell down, and now the neighbors next door are driving them to the hospital" and so on.

Yin Bai was worried, for fear that he would frighten the child and cause others to climb the wall to pick up things instead of knocking on the door. She listened for a while, and found that she had not been betrayed, and she was relieved.

Auntie wiped her tears and apologized to the person on the other end of the phone: "Blame me and didn't take good care of Tongtong. She is very good, and she doesn't cry now. Let Tongtong answer the phone...well..."

As the aunt said, she stuck her phone to Tongtong's ear.

As soon as the child heard the familiar voice, he hurriedly cried: "Uuuuuu...Mom...it hurts...Mom, I really hurt..."

On the other end of the phone, the woman heard the child's crying and she was so worried, she quickly comforted: "Tongtong doesn't cry, it doesn't hurt, it doesn't hurt, it hurts to fly."

"Mom will go back in a while, Tongtong will bear with her a little bit and listen to Grandma Zhou's words obediently."

Tongtong wiped her tears and answered obediently: "Well, okay, I'll be obedient."

Yin Bai pricked his ears and heard Tongtong in the back seat intermittently answering the words on the phone. Maybe it was her mother who was coaxing her and said something to take her to play. The child's attention was distracted. After a while, he burst into laughter, and responded obediently with a crying voice.

Yin Baisheng was afraid that he would be accused. After listening for a long time, he found that the child had no time to complain, so he relaxed a little.

After a while, the secretary finally came to the hospital in the car.

The aunt took the child to the emergency room, filming and treating the wound. After busy till afternoon, the doctor gave a diagnosis and let the child be hospitalized for observation.

Yin Bai asked the child to arrange a single ward for the child and asked the secretary to pay all the money. The aunt next door was very grateful for this and kept saying thank you, making Yin Bai very guilty.

It may be that after such a busy period, Auntie thinks Yin Bai is a good neighbor. At this point, the children have not eaten yet, and they are all hungry. Seeing that Yin Bai’s legs and feet were inconvenient, she was not allowed to run around, so she troubled Yin Bai to stay in the hospital to look after the children, go home by herself and bring the food prepared at noon to the children.

Yin Bai was so guilty that he had to agree to the other party and asked the secretary to send his aunt home to get lunch.

As soon as the secretary and aunt left, the doctor who treated the wound also left, leaving Yin Bai and two children in the ward.

Yin Bai stood at the door of the ward with a cane, looking at the child sitting on the bed, feeling very embarrassed.

All the scratches on Tongtong's body were treated, and the larger areas on her forehead were wrapped with gauze, which looked pitiful. Wenwen, who is a little bit older than her, lay on the side of the hospital bed, looking at Tongtong's broken foot, and said very sadly: "It's all my fault, when will you be better, Tongtong? Does it hurt?"

Tongtong shook her head, her pink face was still with tears, and she frowned and said: "The doctor aunt said that it will be better in a few days, and it's still a little painful."

Wenwen hurriedly breathed her breath again: "Huhuhu...it hurts to fly, it hurts to fly, Tongtong doesn't hurt anymore."

Tongtong laughed with tears in her tears: "Hmm... just now my mother called to me, she said that she will come over in a while. I won't hurt anymore, otherwise my mother will be worried."

The two little children huddled together and chatted, as if the two who cried and cried before were not them.

Upon seeing this, Yin Bai couldn't help but feel relieved. Looking at the two children, she couldn't help but squeezed the crutches in her hand, and coughed slightly: "That..."

As soon as she spoke, the two children turned their heads together and looked at her.

Yin Bai was a little guilty. Looking at the tears in Tongtong's eyes, he said with some guilt: "You are called Tongtong, right?"

Tongtong nodded, with bright tears still hung on her pink and tender face, and looked at her in surprise and doubt: "Sister Fairy asked me something?"

Ah, she is still called Fairy Sister at this time, don't you think she is some kind of devil?

Yin Bai pursed his lips, glanced at Wenwen, who was lying on the side of the bed, and looked at her with fear and sigh. He sighed and rebuked himself: "In the future...you are going to come to my yard, don't climb the wall."

"I'm not at home, and I will open the yard door. Just come here directly."

Yin Bai paused and said, "Climbing a wall is a very dangerous thing. You are still young. Don't do such a dangerous thing."

It seems that it is actually very difficult for Yin Bai to talk such a long conversation with someone who is unfamiliar. Tongtong showed a look of shame when she heard these words. She raised her head and looked at Yin Bai pitifully: "Sorry Sister Fairy, I caused you trouble today."

Upon seeing this, Wenwen bowed her head and said awkwardly: "I'm sorry sister..." In fact, Wenwen also knew that Tongtong fell down because she said she had to climb a wall and Tongtong would climb up. .

Both children apologized, and Yin Bai felt that the accounts between them were cleared.

Yin Bai pursed his lips and said awkwardly, "That... it doesn't matter... I did something wrong first. Anyway, don't climb the wall..."

Yin Bai smiled, then plucked up the courage and walked over: "Speaking of which, do you want to watch TV? You can watch TV here. Do you want me to show it to you?"

The two children looked at each other, cheered and said in unison: "Yes!"