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The year the mother-in-law handed the little girl to him, he hadn't even had a chance to say a word to her before she shook off his hand and chased after the carriage, and when she fell into the icy water and woke up with a high fever, she had already forgotten him.
At that time, in his eyes, she was just a pitiful and helpless little sister.
Song Wei took full responsibility for little Wen Wan falling into the icy water, believing that if he hadn't approached her, the little girl might have only stumbled and fallen, rather than facing such a big turn of events—not only losing her voice to the fever, but also forgetting everything from the past.
So from that day on, Song Wei never appeared in front of her again.
The care he gave her for more than ten years was mostly in silence and in the shadows.
The emotions accumulated over time are hard to trace back to an exact moment or day.
