The sickly little one was adopted by a wealthy foreigner and became a favorite.

Because the owners of the manor are not present, all of this has been suspended.

Where is Richard? Where is Kaylan?

It was only then that the little guy realized that this was the first time he had encountered such a difficult moment, but at this very moment, his family members who were usually there for him were not by his side.

Dad is still unconscious in the hospital. My older siblings are afraid of hurting him because of their power struggle, so they have to leave him temporarily.

They were both sharper and more clear-headed than the crow, and Richard and Cyrus seemed to have known the pain of separation long before the little one's naive expectation that the family would be together forever.

He was the only one who remained in the same place.

The black rabbit felt very cold.

He didn't want to go back to such a quiet home, so the little guy wandered the streets like a stray kitten, looking lost and forlorn. Then, unintentionally, he passed by the lake next to the manor again.

It was late at night, and the temperature was still a bit low, but smelling the scent of earth and grass in the air, the little guy gazed at the lake and recalled the biting cold of that winter night and his father's warm embrace.

He recalled when he first returned to his father's side, thinking that those beautiful moments would last forever.

Even now, whenever Wu Tu looks up from her busy work, whenever she stops, her longing grows wildly like weeds.

The little creature curled up like a small animal, whimpering softly.

Just then, Wu Tu's phone rang.

Wu Tu looked up, answered the phone, and realized that it was Ross calling from the other end.

Ross said, "I passed by the old house and noticed your window was open. Are you still home?"

The little guy, listening to Ross's caring words, was still the same; as soon as he was comforted, he felt like he had suffered a great injustice.

Ross heard him crying, immediately started his car, and went to find him.

The little guy huddled by the lake like an abandoned elf, and Ross even thought he looked adorable in his disheveled state.

But seeing Wu Tu's red eyes, he couldn't help but frown with heartache.

Ross didn't ask or blame him; he was just worried about whether the little guy had gotten hurt while he was out alone.

After checking the little guy over, Ross carefully brushed away the grass clippings and dew from his hair and picked him up.

Rose is like family to him now, and it seems like he'll never leave him.

His presence was announcing to Wutu that some relationships would never change because of interests.

So Wu Tu relaxed, like a tired stray cat, and slowly accepted Ross's care.

Ross seemed to know the little guy was in a bad mood, so he picked up Wutu and drove him into the mountains until they reached the top.

This place is very close to the sky, but very far from the stars in the night sky.

Ross stayed with Ultus, taking him out for short periods each day to go racing, drinking, watching the stars in the rain, and doing all sorts of random things with him.

With Ross by his side, Wu Tu understood for the first time that people can also do whatever they want and disregard the rules.

His father didn't put pressure on him, created a gentle environment for him, and took him to experience life. But he was always worried about Wutu, like a parent who could never let go.

Dad would worry that it was dangerous for him to sit by the window, and he was afraid that he would get a fever after getting wet in the rain. Dad's love was always filled with worry and protection.

But Ross is more about companionship. He tries his best to make Utah happy and is willing to give everything for what Utah wants. He doesn't stop any of Utah's thoughts or decisions, but only helps him in every way.

Even if there was a cliff in front of him, he was willing to jump down with Wu Tu.

Ross and Winston are not the same.

But at this moment, Wutu needs just such a person.

In his most difficult moment, it was Ross who stopped the black leopard from falling off the cliff.

Just as the black clown once redeemed the desperate Ross.

Nestled in Ross's arms, the black rabbit thought that the two of them now resembled beasts licking each other's wounds and warming each other with their body heat.

The little guy, whose mind hadn't yet developed any understanding, didn't realize that this was some kind of solemn vow of love.

He just thought, if only they could stay together like this forever.

He looked up and saw Ross put his arm around him and drape his coat over both of their heads.

He created a small but safe space for the black rabbit.

As Wu Tu listened to the pattering rain outside and felt the warmth of the moment, she felt that she might never forget this moment.

……

After the little guy went back, he cheered up again.

He shuttled between the company and the training base for quite some time, during which the little guy asked Richard and the others when they would go home.

Perhaps it was due to the family's intuition, but the little guy saw Richard again after a long time when he returned from the ice rink.

The little guy didn't think about anything else; his first reaction was to jump into Richard's arms.

But when he saw the gun in Richard's hand, he hesitated. Richard noticed Ulva's gaze, placed the gun on the table, and said calmly:

"I just took care of some things on the way."

"What's wrong? Did you go crazy with excitement because your brother hasn't been back for so long?"

Only then did the black rabbit throw itself back into Richard's arms.

Richard picked him up and, just like when he was a baby, weighed the little guy up and down:

"You've lost weight. Haven't you been resting well lately?"

When Richard asked this question, the little guy's mouth drooped down, turning into a duck's beak.

Richard knew that Wu Tu was about to cry, so he quickly took out some tissues and pulled them out.

Sure enough, the little guy immediately snuggled into his brother's arms and burst into tears.

When Wu Tu looked up again, there were two tear stains on Richard's shirt.

The little guy cried his heart out, but he didn't forget to complain, saying that so-and-so had designs on him and that some nobleman was bullying him because he was young.

"They also slandered you and our family! They said Dad was bad, only praising me for being amazing. I'm not as amazing as Dad! Dad gets so fierce when he's angry!! I'm not fierce at all, sob sob..."

"Or they'll say our whole family are villains! Pshaw! Our family is great, he just has no taste!!!"

Although Wu Tu didn't ask Richard to avenge him, seeing the little guy's insistent way of naming names, Richard naturally said:

"Okay, I'll have them apologize to you tomorrow, alright?"

The little guy had no adults around and suddenly shouldered such a huge responsibility. I wonder how much he stumbled and struggled to stabilize the family to where it is today.

It's so small.

A look of heartache flashed in Richard's eyes.

He looked at the black cat in front of him, his love forever genuine.

Richard brought the little guy a glass of water: "Okay, stop crying. If you get swollen, Coach Yu will scold you again."

The little guy took the drink and casually wiped his tears with Richard's shirt.

The little guy, who is usually shy, clung to Richard's arms today and refused to get down, as if he was afraid Richard would disappear again.

Richard looked down at the black rabbit clutching his clothes tightly in his arms, and a tingling sensation rose in his heart.

This is happiness.

Richard gave a barely perceptible smile and spoke calmly:

"Sweetie, do you want to stay with your brother forever?"

Wu Tu paused for a moment, then looked up at Richard:

"Haven't we always been like this, a family together? Even though I'm not a child anymore, we'll still be together."

Richard said, slowly and deliberately, "No, I mean, a home without a father, without anyone else, a home where there's no fighting over anything. Just a home with my brother and you."

"Isn't it good enough for just the two of us, relying on each other for survival?"