You Once Came Through the Light

You Once Came Through the LightChapter 1 Crossing

An accident made me go back to the time of my boyfriend's childhood.

He was covered in bruises from his gambling addict father and curled up in a corner, eating a moldy pancake alone.

I told him, "Don't be afraid. I am your future wife. I will protect you."

He grabbed my sleeve with a pale face. His eyes filled with persistence, "Will you protect me forever?"

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On the eve of my wedding, I had a car accident and went back to the time of my boyfriend's childhood.

In the dilapidated repair shop, Brian Grant was pinned down by a middle-aged man, who ruthlessly punched him in the face again and again.

"I have raised you for more than ten years, and you can't even come up with money to help me repay my debts. You are just a useless person!"

"You are just as despicable as your mother. I should have strangled you to death when you born!"

Brian curled up on the ground, silent, but the veins on his forehead showed his pain.

I had never seen him like this before.

I calmed myself down and quickly borrowed Auntie's phone next to me to call the police.

I met Brian in college, and it took us nine years from falling in love to marriage.

During these nine years, he was always successful and happy in front of me.

But I never expected that his past was so tragic, that was why he never mentioned his childhood to me...

Seeing the man smashing the bottle on Brian's head, I quickly rushed forward without thinking, using my arm to shield him from the bottle. The glass shards pierced my arm, and blood gushed out, causing intense pain.

Even so, I still protected Brian behind my body.

"I have already called the police just now. If you continue to hit him, you would spend the rest of your life in jail!"

As soon as Carney heard this, his eyes immediately turned dark.

"Stinky woman, it's none of your business. I discipline my son, get out."

After saying that, he pushed me to the ground fiercely.

My head was hit in the wooden table and I was dizzy. I looked at him holding a bottle of wine and approaching Brian step by step, tears of anxiety streaming down my eyes.

"Don't, don't hit him anymore."

"If you hit him again, he will really die!"

I shouted loudly at Carney, but he rushed forward like crazy, as if he wanted to kill Brian.

At the critical moment, the sound of police sirens came closer and closer.