"Xiaowei, come and sit down." Zhou's mother quickly pulled out the chair next to her and asked her to sit down.
He poured her another bowl of chicken soup, placed it in front of her, and said softly, "You didn't have breakfast, drink some soup before eating."
"Hmm." Zhou Wei drank the soup indifferently. She picked up the spoon, drank a spoonful slowly, and stirred the bowl with the spoon. She seemed to be worried and drank the soup absent-mindedly. She checked her mobile phone from time to time, as if waiting for messages.
No one else in the Zhou family noticed her little action, but Zhou Hengfeng did.
He subconsciously looked at her a few more times, looking at her with his sharp and restrained eyes. Just as he was about to ask her, his own cell phone suddenly rang.
Who is it? Looking for him at this time!
He had a frown on his face and wasn't planning on replying the message, but then he saw the red S sign on the person who sent him the message.
The symbol of the Red Alliance!
His expression froze and he stood up solemnly, picked up his phone and went aside to check the messages.
…
The Zhou family members at the table did not notice that he suddenly left the table. Old Man Zhou dropped his chopsticks, leaned back, looked at Zhou Wei with a stern face, and said, "You have been back for almost a week, and you still haven't told us why the Ninth Institute expelled you. What did you do?"
Zhou Wei's face suddenly turned pale. She put down the spoon in her hand, raised her head, looked at him quickly, then lowered her head again, saying nothing.
"Dad..." Father Zhou couldn't bear to see her depressed and miserable, so he said to Old Man Zhou, "Xiao Wei has only been back for a short time. If she doesn't want to talk, forget it. Don't force her."
Mr. Zhou shouted coldly, "Shut up!"
Father Zhou hesitated to speak.
"If I don't find out what's going on with her, how can we help her?"
After Mr. Zhou finished speaking seriously, he turned his head and asked cruelly, "Zhou Wei, tell me yourself, what's going on!"
"I..." Zhou Wei couldn't help but clench her hands on the table, gritted her teeth in humiliation, unable to speak.
The Zhou family was waiting for her to explain clearly. Several pairs of eyes were looking at her. Zhou Wei's mind went blank and her heart was tightened, as if it was being grabbed by an invisible big hand.
"I… "
Zhou's mother was also anxious: "Xiao Wei, what's going on? Just tell me. As long as you tell me, your grandfather and uncle will help you find a solution. If you don't tell me, no one will know how to help you!"
"I..." Zhou Wei still couldn't say it. She turned her head away in embarrassment, her pointed chin turned away, and her voice was fast and embarrassed: "Mom, don't ask me, I don't want to say it."
When the Zhou family saw her reaction, they looked at each other and saw anxiety in each other's eyes, but they were helpless.
Old Master Zhou was so angry that his chest was heaving, but Zhou Wei was his granddaughter, and Zhou Wei would never tell him what happened that day, and he couldn't pry open a living person's mouth and force it out.
When everyone was silent.
Zhou Hengfeng, who had gone out to reply to the message, walked back quickly, with obvious anger in his eyes, and walked straight towards Zhou Wei.
With a thud, he threw his phone on the table in front of Zhou Wei, his face looking so gloomy as if water could drip out of it.
"You took the virus I gave you and used it for other purposes?"
Viruses, misuse... Although the other members of the Zhou family didn't know what he was talking about, they could tell the seriousness of the matter from his expression.
Zhou Wei suddenly raised her head, her expression flustered and guilty, obviously frightened by Zhou Hengfeng's sudden questioning.
(End of this chapter)