Under One Person: The frog cub gave me an insulating claw at the beginning

They were out of options, after all, their leader was gone, but everything was still going on.

So they were in a hurry to put forward another leader, and while they were doing so, the little girl was just holding a doll.

He looked ahead pitifully, knowing that he no longer had a father, but he was powerless to change it.

After all, he was just a child of a few years old. His father had told him that once he recovered, he would take him out to play.

But why did his father pass away before he recovered? Was it because his father disliked him for being disobedient?

"Why are you standing here? Go back to your room right now. This is not a place for you. Although your father is gone, we will take good care of you."

When she heard someone speaking to her, the little girl looked up. Her eyes were filled with grievance and tears. How could there possibly be anyone here who cared about her?
After all, everyone is vying for fame and fortune, and everyone is just after power. At this time, she, a young girl, has obviously become a burden.

No one cared about his existence; in other people's eyes, he was just a child without a father.

He used to have his own princess room, his own toys, and a dream castle that his father built for him.

But now all the rooms here have been sealed off by others, and even all his good things have turned into valuable possessions.

Even a small toy will be sold off by them.

These people have never seen money before. Perhaps in the eyes of those in higher positions, they can see the pitifulness of a child, but no one cares.

The people below were only after more profit; they even sold off furniture.

As the little girl watched all this, she felt that everything before her eyes had become especially sorrowful.

He was so saddened that he couldn't even utter a word. He wiped away his tears. He had originally wanted to stay in his own room, but an older woman who came out looked at the young girl with disdain.

"This is no longer your room. What are you doing here? Don't you know this place belongs to someone else? If you go back in, don't blame me for being rude. And you should know that this is no longer your place. How can a young girl be so insensible?"

After the older woman finished speaking, he gave her a push, and the little girl could only push backward. He looked towards his original room.

He couldn't say a word. When his father died, no one chose to see him; everyone only cared about their own rights.

If the middle-aged man were alive today, he would never have imagined this scene. He had taken care of many people and done many things for them.

He thought that the people under his command would at least not bully a child, and he thought that there were many kind people in the world. At this moment, his soul was in extreme pain, but he was powerless to change anything.

"Why did everything turn out like this? I thought my child would at least receive some care, but in my eyes, all that care has become a nightmare."

He spoke with anguish, gently pounding his chest. The little girl, clutching her teddy bear, emerged from the castle, taking one last look at it. From that moment on, he was homeless.

He used to think that his father had done some bad things, but his father had been very good to him. However, what these people had done was really too cruel.

He wiped away his tears. He knew he would need to survive in the future, but no matter how much he thought about it, he couldn't find a place to stay.

Sitting on the street.

A little girl was sitting there, attracting a lot of attention. No one knew why she was sitting there, especially since she was in a busy downtown area and could easily get hurt.

So someone reminded him to go home early, but the little girl shook her head. After a while, he felt hungry, especially at night. He could no longer eat the delicious cookies or the meals his father cooked for him.

"I'm so hungry, Father. You used to take care of me. Why aren't you here now?"

He was covered in dirt, and the little bear in his hand had been snatched away. Because of his fall, he looked like a little beggar. When Feng Tianci went out, he immediately saw the little girl who had been introduced.

At first, he wondered which family had abandoned the little girl, who looked like a beggar.

Moreover, there must be no food left. A child begging will inevitably arouse suspicion from others.

But when Feng Tianci looked at the child, he suddenly felt that she looked familiar. When he walked over, he recognized her. Wasn't this little girl the one his nemesis had brought over before?

Moreover, that middle-aged man seemed to have some status, so how could he not protect a child in front of his superiors?

Moreover, the middle-aged man seemed to love children very much; otherwise, he wouldn't have been so humble, lowering his head to treat the child's illness.

"Auntie, could you give me something to eat? I'm really hungry. It's okay, I still have the strength. I can work for you. I'll just eat a little bit."

The little girl tugged at a woman's clothes, wanting some food, but the woman shook her off hard, saying, "Where did this little beggar come from? She almost got my newly bought clothes dirty!" So the girl started cursing.

"Do you know how expensive this dress is? Now you stick out your dirty hands. Do you know if you can afford to pay for it if you get my clothes dirty? I'm telling you, can you stay away from me, you little beggar? Just looking at you is bad luck."

When he started yelling, the little girl was a bit flustered. She didn't know what she had done wrong, but she really wasn't dirty. She had just accidentally gotten herself very dirty.

He quickly hid his hands behind his back, looking aggrieved, as if he had no way to deal with the situation in front of him.

As Feng Tianci walked over, the little girl squatted down to pick up rotten vegetable leaves that others had dropped, intending to put them in her mouth.

Feng Tianci grabbed his hand and looked at the little girl. He immediately recognized her as the child, but only a few days had passed. (End of Chapter)