Time Travel: The Heroine Has Arrived!-Chapter 221 - Autistic Piano Prodigy VS Part-Time

Chapter 221: Chapter 221: Autistic Piano Prodigy VS Part-Time Tutor (Part 18)

Chapter 221: Chapter 221: Autistic Piano Prodigy VS Part-Time Tutor (Part 18)

Fortunately, Tang Zhongyi could not possibly harbor any feelings towards an ill person, and Gu Shengyin’s acting had reached a state of perfection.

Both completed all their tasks in silence.

“Zhaozhao, good night.” Tang Zhongyi gently kissed Ning Zhao’s forehead, and seeing Ning Zhao motionless, he felt a sharp pain in his heart.

His Zhaozhao would never again look at him with a smile, pulling on his sleeve to give him a goodnight kiss.

Tang Zhongyi lay down beside Ning Zhao. Seeing that she had no reaction to him lying on the bed, and watching her close her eyes, Tang Zhongyi then turned off the light, lying in the darkness with his eyes open for a long time.

Unlike him, with familiar people and a familiar scent around, Gu Shengyin fell into a deep sleep very quickly.

In the following days, Tang Zhongyi set aside his company work and devoted himself wholeheartedly to accompanying Gu Shengyin, personally tending to all her needs daily, pushing her in a wheelchair for walks, and even taking her to the music room.

“Zhaozhao, don’t you like playing the piano? Could you play a piece for me?” he coaxed her softly.

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Gu Shengyin sat in front of the piano, looking at the familiar object in front of her, her eyes seemingly moved slightly.

Seeing this, Tang Zhongyi was overjoyed, but he did not dare to disturb her, only hoping in his heart that the piano could bring Zhaozhao back.

Gu Shengyin stretched her hands to the piano keys, however, she only played a few discordant notes before stopping.

Tang Zhongyi was incredibly disappointed inside but maintained a gentle smile on his face.

He wanted Ning Zhao to try again, but noticing that Zhaozhao seemed somewhat resistant, he could only give up temporarily. On their way back, they encountered Yang Huiying.

Yang Huiying, having done what she did, had not dared to inquire about Ning Zhao’s condition these past few days.

But she distinctly felt that the atmosphere in the Tang Family had been very gloomy these past few days, presuming that something must have happened to Ning Zhao.

Feeling somewhat fearful of facing Ning Zhao, she had been avoiding the music room daily, not expecting that today Tang Zhongyi would be pushing Ning Zhao around the entire Tang Family mansion.

Seeing Ning Zhao sitting in the wheelchair, seemingly unaffected, she was still puzzled.

Tang Zhongyi deeply disliked this woman. He initially planned to ignore her and leave directly with Zhaozhao.

However, unexpectedly, the always quiet and seemingly nonexistent Ning Zhao, upon seeing Yang Huiying, suddenly became emotionally agitated.

Her gaze angrily fixed on Yang Huiying, her mouth continuously calling out “Dad, Mom.” Yang Huiying felt as if the other’s gaze was laden with deep-seated hatred, pinning her to the spot, unable to move.

Tang Zhongyi was shocked by this scene; only when Ning Zhao seemed to try to stand up did he react—her legs were still injured!

He immediately bent down to soothe the emotionally agitated Ning Zhao, his gaze sharp as a sword, shooting toward Yang Huiying.

Yang Huiying felt a chill all over her body under that gaze, but Tang Zhongyi said nothing, instead shielding Ning Zhao’s view and taking her back to the room.

Yang Huiying breathed a sigh of relief, having thought Tang Zhongyi was about to do something to her.

But, she had oversimplified the situation.

The next day when she entered Tang Qian’s room, there was only one person inside.

“Mr. Tang…” she looked at the man she had longed for, feeling somewhat joyful inside, yet a sense of unease lingered deep within her.

Tang Zhongyi turned around expressionlessly and looked at her, “Miss Yang, could you explain what exactly you did to Zhaozhao on the afternoon four days ago?”