It was a Mosquito
Editor: Atlas Studios
Xia Ruoxin froze. She looked down into her daughter's red eyes. She said they were bad, and they had beaten her. Did it mean that she saw everything? Had she remembered Li Manni's face? And that Mrs. Li had slapped her?
"Rainy, how did you know that they are bad people?" She cupped her daughter's face with her hands. She had been crying for a long time, and her eyes were bloodshot like a bunny's.
"They are bad people." Rainy pouted her little lips. "I don't want to talk to bad people. I don't want to talk to the Auntie who had beaten Mommy." She continued to shake her head. When Rainy met with someone she didn't like, she might not talk to them because she had a temper, too.
Sure enough, the child had seen everything.
Xia Ruoxin put on a stiff smile. "Rainy, that's not true. That Auntie did not beat me. There was a mosquito on my face. She helped me to kill it. I don't feel any pain at all."