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

Richard thought, couldn't he just be family with the crow alone?

So annoying.

Winston is such an eyesore.

Moreover, Ulva clearly doesn't look like Winston, and Richard suspects that Ulva was tricked by the bad guy Winston.

He doesn't look like his biological brother.

But it doesn't matter.

He can choose his own family; he only needs the black tusk.

For Richard, blood ties were of no use whatsoever.

His only wealth and status required him to risk his life gambling on the roulette wheel...

Richard was thinking about these things.

Winston saw him as he came out of the black rabbit's room.

Richard was standing short in the shadows in the corner of the corridor, holding a storybook, looking just like one of those vengeful child ghosts from a horror movie.

Not only that, even their eyes are very similar.

Winston and he exchanged a glance, and Winston left with a single sentence:

"Don't be so sinister, you'll scare him."

They both knew who "he" was, but they didn't say it aloud.

Richard heard Winston's words but didn't say anything; he simply turned and left.

Winston went out on a mission in the middle of the night, his mind filled with thoughts of Blackie, wondering what kind of breakfast he should bring the little guy after the mission was over.

Because Winston didn't tell Ulquiorra about his assassination mission, he only dared to go out at night.

The little guy usually complains about the danger level of his missions.

He often makes sarcastic and sarcastic remarks when he's on a mission.

Therefore, Winston usually doesn't tell Ulva the details of missions. But today, because he owes Helena a favor that requires a hefty repayment, and this mission is particularly demanding, almost a life-or-death situation.

Therefore, Winston dared not tell Ulva, for fear of worrying him.

However, Winston was not afraid. He knew he was strong and that he would definitely come back.

He heard yesterday that the little guy wanted to eat the tacos from the corner store, so he'll buy them for him when he gets back, and he'll add double the salad dressing.

As Winston thought this, he couldn't help but touch his gun.

There's a little pig drawn by the little guy on the gun handle.

But when he returned home covered in blood, he saw that only Richard was sitting in the living room, coldly watching him after hearing footsteps.

Winston's heart tightened, and he immediately went up to the second floor.

When he pushed the door open and went inside, he found that Wu Tu's room was empty.

Winston stood at the door, stunned for a long while, seemingly lost in thought.

Only then did he remember to ask Richard:

"Where's Wutu? Do you know where he went?"

Richard frowned. "You didn't know either? When Ulva left, she told me she was going out for a while and would be back late, and asked me to take good care of Kaylan... She didn't say anything else."

Winston knew that the black clown was gone.

He said a gentle goodbye to Richard, but just then missed Winston.

Winston didn't speak, perhaps wondering why the Black Tortoise always appeared and disappeared so suddenly, barging into his life without reason and disappearing just as suddenly.

They completely disregard his feelings.

For a moment, Winston seemed a little angry.

But even this small amount immediately turned into helplessness and disappointment towards the black rabbit.

He didn't want Wutu to leave.

But Winston knew he couldn't stop the black clown.

Richard, observing Winston's expression, seemed to have guessed something:

"Won't the black rabbit come back?"

Upon hearing Richard's question, Winston seemed to snap out of his daze:

"No, he will keep his promise. He will come back to us because we are his beloved family."

"That idiot gets lost very easily, and it takes him ages to get home. So we'll have to wait for him."

They were reunited by fate once again.

……

The black worm did not actually go back.

He opened his eyes and found that the surrounding environment had not changed to what he was familiar with. Instead, it felt like he had gone back more than ten years from the environment he had just been in.

At that time, Winston's country was still known as the land of gentlemen.

The little guy looked at the old-fashioned cars coming and going on the road and felt that God was playing a trick on him.

He feinted, making him think he was going home.

Then watch as he gets all excited for nothing.

But now, Wu Tu has to rethink the problems she just encountered after transmigrating.

Where is he? Where is Dad?

He stood on this bustling street, once again lost in confusion.

Just then, a car stopped by the roadside, the window rolled down, revealing the face of a man with gray hair and gray eyes, and sharp features.

He said to the black rabbit, "Madam, where are you going? Do you need a ride?"

It seems that this era truly has that feeling of being both glamorous and gentlemanly, yet harboring sins.

Wu Tu lowered his face, making it appear even smaller from this angle, highlighting his large eyes as he intently gazed at the other person.

"Thank you, but I'm not a lady. Would it be an honor to ride in your car?"

The other party readily agreed. The little guy thus earned a living by his good looks, hitchhiking and even getting a free afternoon tea along the way.

When the other person asked him where he was going, the little guy came to his senses and realized that Winston should only be seven or eight years old.

So where is Winston now? In the castle, or in the monastery?

Winston didn't really talk about his past with Ulva. Perhaps in Winston's eyes, his past experiences were unremarkable, and everything only became interesting after Ulva arrived.

It's also possible that Winston's childhood stories were too cold and bloody, making the little guy feel heartbroken if he heard them.

Therefore, Wutu can only speculate on its own now.

Ulu hesitated for a moment, thinking that although Winston was old enough to be considered for leaving the monastery, many children who turned six would not necessarily be picked up by their families.

When Ultus and Winston went to the monastery together, he noticed several children who looked to be teenagers.

Furthermore, Wu Tu inquired with the gentleman beside her and learned about the current situation of the Winston family.

Helena is vying for power with her brother and has no energy left to deal with Winston.

Winston was most likely in the monastery.

So Wu Tu smiled at the gray-haired man:

"Just take me to the monastery in the next town."

The man looked surprised: "Irving Abbey?"

Wu Tu nodded: "Yes."

The man couldn't help but feel a little suspicious: "You just asked me about the Winston family, and now you want to go to a monastery sponsored by the Winston family. Could it be that you are a member of the Winston family?"

Wu Tu said, "That's about right."

The man immediately said regretfully, "That's a real pity. I was hoping to invite you to have a cup of tea with me."

The black cat hadn't yet grasped the subtle dating hints of this era:

"Didn't we already have afternoon tea?"

The little guy is too slow to react.

The man smiled helplessly, looked into Wu Tu's clear eyes, and replied:

"Yes, we've had tea together."

"But I still genuinely want to be your friend."

"Also, if other men ask you this, please remember to refuse them."

Wu Tu didn't understand what the man meant, but he sensed that the car had stopped.

The little guy looked up and realized that they had already arrived at the entrance of the monastery.

So Wu Tu could only say goodbye to the man and get off the car.