Chapter 1045: 1031: Enlightenment Knows No Age

Chapter 1045: Chapter 1031: Enlightenment Knows No Age“Of course, I’m speaking the truth. Achieving enlightenment doesn’t depend on age, does it? It’s like what I said before in Li Qingxue’s special: when you gain something, you inevitably lose something. In love, you can’t have both romance and seafood bread, because sometimes people are poor. Ordinary people are more focused on living day-to-day, and family relations are no different. Parents work hard, not entirely for their children, but the children’s lives will inevitably be better.”

Su Xuan was advising the young girl at that time; to be honest, there are always so many people who self-destruct in this society.

So many rich kids, like that Li Family boy with such good conditions, he insists on assaulting an underage girl. Later, during interviews, he said his parents didn’t care about him and he wanted to get their attention, so he rebelled.

Su Xuan thought to himself that such people deserve to die. It’s one thing to self-destruct, but to blame everything on your parents? Honestly, Su Xuan despised such people. In his eyes, these people are truly the trash of the trash.

Even couples neglect each other because of work; how can children not be neglected? Everyone’s an adult; can’t they distinguish right from wrong? Su Xuan despised those who blamed their mistakes on their parents’ lack of care. Damn, why don’t you say anything when you’re spending their money?

Clothes brought to them, cars revved up, living in mansions, while here they complain day in and day out about not having their parents around, no familial love.

What if it’s reversed—parents without money, without cars, but they can stay by your side every day? See if you can even afford to marry someone.

Isn’t this exactly the situation? Unable to afford a bride price, a son stabbed his father in anger, resulting in death.

Su Xuan felt those who strive for their families are truly men, but everything needs to be kept within limits; nothing should be without principles.

“Well, bodyguard, I really understand what you’re saying. To be honest, I also think those people are overreacting; one disaster after another. My parents never took care of me, and I haven’t turned bad.”

“Oh, Shu, how much worse do you want to become to be considered bad?”

Su Xuan weakly said, and after he finished speaking, Shu was speechless, thinking please don’t say that, I’m actually very polite; it makes me feel embarrassed.

“Bodyguard, what happened next? Is the girl still around? Did you rekindle your past relationship?”

“Oh, you’ve watched too many Korean dramas. Can you really not imagine anything so perfectly? At that time, I hadn’t even clearly seen much of that girl, let alone rekindled anything. You’re quite the character.”

In Su Xuan’s view, this is the effect of watching Korean dramas; so many people now chase them like madmen, lost in them, mistaking life for a Korean drama, yet living a tragic existence. It just shows that life is full of uncertainties.

“Later, they still weren’t found because many people believed there was no life presence there. Just like that, the boy and girl were trapped underground for three days and nights. Actually, the girl couldn’t hold on any longer, but with the boy there, he kept telling stories and shared his water and food with the girl. Three days later, when they were rescued, the boy was severely dehydrated.”

At this moment, tears were already welling up in Shen Ruoqiu’s eyes as she softly recounted, and Su Xuan was startled, looking at Ruqiu and weakly saying.

“You, you wouldn’t be that little girl, would you? Don’t say that; I really think your eyes resemble her.”

Su Xuan was astonished. Actually, when he first saw Shen Ruoqiu, he was certain he hadn’t met her, but there was an odd sense of familiarity due to her expression that made him feel he’d seen her somewhere, but he couldn’t recall specifically.

Only at this moment did Su Xuan realize that this girl was the young girl rescued from the Wenchuan earthquake.

“Brother Su, turns out you’re alive, why didn’t you tell me?” Suddenly, Shen Ruoqiu’s emotions seemed to collapse, even bursting into tears. Over the years, Shen Ruoqiu’s character had become cold, partly due to family reasons and mainly because of Su Xuan.

Back then, during his most desperate time, a big boy entered her life. The girl will never forget how the boy always encouraged her and shared stories of resilience.

In that environment, neither could clearly see each other; all Su Xuan saw was when he dug through that opening, catching a glimpse of the girl’s eyes, and she saw his. Other than that, they had no memory of each other; Su Xuan didn’t know what Shen Ruoqiu looked like, nor did she know what Su Xuan looked like.

At that time, Su Xuan gave almost all his water to Shen Ruoqiu, unaware that when she was found, she realized Su Xuan hadn’t had any water himself, almost giving all of it and his food to her.

When Shen Ruoqiu woke up, she was told Su Xuan was sent to Shanghai due to a critical condition; whether he could recover was uncertain—it was pessimistic back then. Shen Ruoqiu was stunned; the boy who accompanied her through the toughest three days of her life was now somewhere far away, and she didn’t even know what he looked like. It broke her heart and made her feel very sad.

After that incident, Shen Ruoqiu became very introverted, reluctant to communicate, and her personality became cold.

Actually, over the years, Shen Ruoqiu had been waiting for Su Xuan, waiting for even one phone call because she had given him a phone number back then. But eight years passed, and Su Xuan never called, so she thought he might really be gone, which made her feel really sad and turn even more inward.

“Oh, you really are Bing—no, wait, aren’t you called Shen Ruoqiu? Did you change your name?”

Su Xuan looked bewildered. During their chats, Su Xuan remembered Shen Ruoqiu told him her name wasn’t Shen Ruoqiu, but Shen Ruobing. Su Xuan had joked about how cold her name sounded back then.