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Union Hospital in the provincial capital.

Following the room number sent by Zhou Zheng, Chen Mo arrived at the special care ward on the twelfth floor.

Chu Yinuo sat on the hospital bed, her palms and knees wrapped in gauze.

Her pale face had regained some color, but the corners of her eyes were still slightly red.

Chu Yiran sat by the bed, feeding her older sister water with a small spoon.

Hearing the door open, the two sisters turned their heads at the same time.

"Brother Chen Mo!"

Chu Yiran immediately stood up.

Chu Yinuo's eyes lit up instantly, but because of her quiet nature, she didn't rush over like her sister.

"How is it?"

Chen Mo walked to the bedside and examined the gauze on her hand.

Chu Yinuo gently shook her head: "The doctor said it's just a little swelling in my shoulder, and it will be fine after a few days of rest."

"There's still a possibility of a mild concussion, so he'll need to stay in the hospital for observation overnight," Zhou Zheng added from the side. "The test results showed no other problems."

Chen Mo's tense heart, which had been pounding all the way, finally relaxed completely.

"It's good that you're alright."

Chu Yinuo looked at his still slightly red knuckles and asked softly, "Brother Chen Mo, how's it going at school? Have they given you any trouble?"

"Trying to make things difficult for me?" Chen Mo smiled.

"You should worry about yourself first."

Just then, a series of hurried footsteps came from outside the ward.

An elderly man in his sixties strode in, followed by his secretary and the hospital director.

The visitor was none other than the two sisters' maternal grandfather, Chu Zhenhua.

He worked in the chemical industry in his early years, and later went into business to run a chemical materials company, where he became quite well-known in Jiangcheng.

However, the company is currently in a critical period of expansion and technological transformation, so he spends almost every day at the factory and rarely travels to the provincial capital.

His two granddaughters had always reported good news and never bad news, so he only found out today that they had been bullied at school for more than a month.

"Yino, still!"

Chu Zhenhua's expression changed immediately when he saw his granddaughter on the hospital bed.

Grandpa.

The two sisters called out softly.

Chu Zhenhua walked to the bedside and saw Chu Yinuo's hand wrapped in gauze. His eyes showed both heartache and anger.

"What exactly is the school doing?"

"You've suffered so much injustice, why didn't you tell Grandpa?"

Chu Yinuo lowered her head: "You've been very busy lately. We don't want you to worry."

"No matter how busy I am, is it more important than you all?"

Chu Zhenhua was both angry and heartbroken, but he couldn't bear to blame the two of them anymore.

His gaze turned to Chen Mo, and he paused briefly before recognizing the boy he had seen in Jiangcheng County.

"Are you Chen Mo?"

"Grandpa Chu."

Chen Mo took the initiative to greet him.

Chu Zhenhua quickly stepped forward and grasped his hand tightly.

"Good boy, thank you so much today!"

He has already learned the general situation from the hospital and the school.

If Chen Mo hadn't arrived just in time, Chu Yinuo would have been beaten countless times.

What's even more frightening is that these elders have been kept in the dark until now.

"I'm busy at the factory every day and don't have time to care about them. Their parents are both at work and have no idea what's happening at school."

Chu Zhenhua sighed deeply, his face full of self-reproach.

"If you hadn't discovered it today, those two silly girls would have kept it a secret for who knows how long."

"Grandpa Chu, you flatter me," Chen Mo said. "Yinuo and Yiran have grown up with me since they were little. I can't just stand by and watch them be bullied."

"well."

Chu Zhenhua said "good" twice, and his gaze toward Chen Mo became even more affectionate.

"The two of them have different personalities. She still seems to have a quick temper, but she actually has no idea what to do when faced with big problems. Yinuo is also too sensible, and she likes to endure all her grievances by herself."

"You young people talk to each other more easily, so please take care of them for me in the future."

Upon hearing this, Chu Yiran's eyes lit up immediately: "Grandpa, you said it yourself!"

"What?" Chu Zhenhua glared at her. "You're injured and still so happy?"

"I'm not injured."

Chu Yiran stuck out her tongue and glanced at Chen Mo discreetly.

Chu Yinuo didn't speak, but her cheeks flushed slightly, and her fingers on the blanket curled up gently.

"How's it going at school?" Chu Zhenhua asked. "I'm about to head over there."

"It's already been dealt with."

Chen Mo did not mention Liang Junsheng and Qin Haifeng's identities, only explaining, "There happened to be leaders from the education system inspecting the area, and they rushed over after hearing about the incident."

"Students involved in bullying will be expelled according to school rules, and the homeroom teacher and relevant academic staff will also be investigated and dealt with."

"The principal personally guaranteed that something like this will not happen again."

Chu Zhenhua was somewhat surprised.

Mingde Experimental Middle School has a powerful background, and the Song family involved in the incident is said to have some connections in the provincial capital.

How could things have escalated to this point in just a few hours since the incident occurred?

He glanced at Zhou Zheng standing outside the door, and then thought of the various rumors he had heard at a party in Jiangcheng. He vaguely understood that this was probably not as easy as the young man made it out to be.

But he didn't ask any further questions.

"It's been taken care of."

Chu Zhenhua said in a deep voice, "However, this matter cannot be guaranteed solely by the school. I will personally meet with the school tomorrow and arrange another life assistant for them."

"No need, Grandpa," Chu Yinuo said hurriedly, "People will gossip."

"What gossip are you spouting?"

"The more special treatment you give them, the harder it will be for them to get along with their classmates normally," Chen Mo advised. "Since the school has already raised its guard, just live a normal life."

"If anything else happens, they can call me."

"Yes, yes, yes!" Chu Yiran nodded quickly, "We have Brother Chen Mo."

Looking at his granddaughter's matter-of-fact expression, Chu Zhenhua was both amused and exasperated.

This girl seems to trust Chen Mo even more than she trusts her grandfather.

However, thinking about what happened today, he had to admit that the two sisters had indeed not trusted the wrong person.

"Okay, then we'll do as Chen Mo says."

Chu Zhenhua chatted with the two sisters for a while longer.

There was an important meeting waiting for him at the factory, and his secretary had already reminded him twice.

Before leaving, he shook Chen Mo's hand again.

"Good child, Grandpa Chu will remember this kindness."

"If you encounter any problems in the future, feel free to come to me."

Chen Mo nodded: "Don't worry, go ahead and do your work. I'll stay at the hospital tonight."

Chu Zhenhua was taken aback for a moment, then patted him on the shoulder with satisfaction.

"Then they're yours."

The ward door closed again.

Chu Yiran immediately moved closer to Chen Mo and asked curiously:

"Brother Chen Mo, what about Song Jiaqi?"

"Were they taken away by the police?"

"Will she really get fired?"

A barrage of questions came crashing down on her. Chen Mo reached out and pressed her head down, pushing her back into the chair.

"Sit still."

"oh."

Chu Yiran obediently sat down, but her eyes remained fixed on him.

Chen Mo sat down on the edge of the bed and looked at the two sisters.

"Those who should be expelled will be expelled, and the teachers who should be punished will not escape punishment."

"Song Jiaqi's father led a group of people into the school and was also taken away by the police for investigation."

Chu Yiran's eyes grew brighter and brighter as she listened.

"real?"

"real."

Chen Mo reached out and gently tapped her forehead.

"I have already avenged you for the injustices you suffered."

Chu Yiran felt a lump in her throat, and the tears she had just stopped flowing welled up again.

She suddenly threw herself into Chen Mo's arms and hugged his waist tightly.

"Brother Chen Mo..."

"We thought you had really forgotten about us."

Chen Mo's body stiffened slightly, then he gently patted the girl's back.

"How could I forget?"

Watching this scene from her hospital bed, Chu Yinuo felt both moved and a hint of envy in her eyes.

Chen Mo noticed her gaze, reached out his other hand, and gently took her uninjured hand in his.

"Ino."

The girl raised her reddened eyes.

"Don't keep everything to yourself from now on."

"You are the older sister, that's true, but you can also be afraid, you can also suffer injustice, and you can also ask for help."

"There's no need to be strong with me."

Chu Yinuo stared at him blankly for a long time before she nodded gently.

"Um."

She gripped Chen Mo's hand tightly, her fingertips tightening little by little.

The night outside the window was deep, but the ward was unusually quiet and warm.

"I'm not leaving tonight," Chen Mo said. "You all can rest easy."

"If the check-up is fine tomorrow, I'll take you back to school."

Chu Yiran looked up: "You're delivering it personally?"

"Um."

"Then I want to ride in your car!"

"Can."

"We'll have breakfast together."

"Can."

"Let's have lunch together too."

Chen Mo raised an eyebrow: "You're planning to make me spend the whole day at school with you?"

Chu Yiran said matter-of-factly, "Grandpa asked you to care more about us."

Chen Mo was speechless for a moment.

Chu Yinuo, lying on the hospital bed, couldn't help but chuckle softly.

She looked at Chen Mo, who was being entangled by her younger sister, her eyes softening. The fear and grievances she had accumulated over the past few days finally began to dissipate at this moment.