Durin's Diary

Chapter 162 The lingering sound
There is a party at the college tonight and there will be dancing.

As soon as he entered the school gate, Du Lin saw a huge bonfire. Du Lin saw Rabin. The senior was dressed like a clothes rack today. He was holding a bouquet of flowers in his hand and seemed to be waiting for someone.

"Oh my God, how many dance partners did you bring? Five?" Rabin counted them, then sighed exaggeratedly: "By the way, have you seen Tony? I haven't seen him this morning."

Du Lin was stunned: "Maybe there is something going on at home."

In Du Lin's imagination, although Tony was not very capable in most cases, he never disappointed Du Lin when it came to doing big things.

Could it be that he is taking action again?

Thinking of this, Du Lin shook his head: "You also know that I didn't come this morning at all."

"Yeah, but it's also very strange. If he had something wrong, he should have told me, but this time he disappeared so suddenly without even an explanation. When I see him again, I must ask this shorty to treat me to a drink." At this point, Rabin pointed behind Du Lin: "My girlfriend is here, I have to leave first."

"Go ahead." Du Lin made way and looked at the well-dressed elf smiling as he walked towards his girlfriend.

Anta smiled as she led the girls forward, but Dulin was a little confused. He turned around and stopped Melinda at the end of the group: "Did anything happen in the city today?"

The little rabbit shook his head: “At least everything was safe before we came here, but did Elaine and Alyssa tell you what happened in the salon before.”

"No." To be honest, Karina mentioned it, but Du Lin had no interest in the story of little girls pulling hair.

"A Silver Dragon girl also attended the salon this morning. I heard from Elaine that she was Yelena Corleone, your sister. Halfway through the salon, a strange girl suddenly appeared and said that Yelena had stolen her boyfriend."

Du Lin was stunned: "Did she tell me who her boyfriend is?"

"Yes, she said it was Winston Churchill. She also said that Yelena had recently seduced Winston. We thought a fight was about to break out, but since we didn't know your opinion, we left without fighting." Melinda was silent for a moment, then continued, "Honestly, in this kind of situation, it's best if you don't help either side. We don't know why this happened, or what specifically happened, or why that girl would accuse your sister of something so serious."

Du Lin nodded, motioned for Melinda to follow, and then walked towards Mrs. Salin who was waving at him.

The moonlight at night was obscured by clouds. Only when it got closer did Dulin see the girl hiding in the shade of a tree next to Mrs. Salin.

There were scars on her face, what looked like scratches from claws or nails. The eldest daughter of the Corleone family stood there in a black fur robe with white sleeves, letting silence prevail.

"Dulin, your...sister." Mrs. Salin introduced. She didn't know that Dulin had already met his sister a few days ago.

"I have a little injury on my face today and don't want to go home. I want to stay at your place for one night. Is that okay?" The girl in front of me smiled, as if she was a girl next door.

Du Lin nodded: "Come with me, sister."

Without further ado, Dulin turned around. He heard Mrs. Salin's instructions and Yelena's greeting behind him, and soon she caught up with him. Still some distance from the bonfire, Dulin stopped and looked at her with confusion. "I heard about what happened in the salon from my girl, and I also heard your story from the people who work for me. What's the matter between you and Mr. Winston?"

Du Lin was waiting for an answer, which might be very bitter, but he heard it all from her mouth with his own ears.

"I am indeed Winston's girlfriend now." Having said that, Yelena looked at the bonfire.

There was no joy or sadness on her face. There was a cut scar on her cheek under her big bright yellow eyes.

She had no emotion, but her face seemed to be filled with boundless sadness.

Du Lin was silent for a while, and finally said: "I heard your story from my grandfather. Jack Leonard... is he someone like you, sister?"

"You're indeed Grandpa's great grandson. Jack Leonard...was my ex-boyfriend."

When the name Jack Leonard was mentioned, Du Lin noticed a glimmer in his sister's eyes.

"He is a Cretan." Du Lin scratched his head.

"He had many identities, and Cretan was just one of them. But I only remember his place in my heart. He was a very important peer in my life. He was arrested only because of Winston's betrayal. In order not to betray his mentor, he chose to commit suicide." Having said this, Yelena looked at Du Lin. This time, there was a trace of sadness on her face: "Do you look down on Cretans too?"

"Living beings don't come into this world to be discriminated against, but discrimination does exist. You love Jack Leonard, so to get you, Winston came up with a solution that will solve the problem once and for all." At this point, Du Lin looked at his sister and shook his head. "Yelena, my sister, you haven't considered how much your love weighs on Jack. You are a silver dragon, destined for nobility. There's nothing wrong with you liking him, but your love ultimately brought him irreparable harm."

This time, Doolin's sister's expressionless face finally relaxed a bit, tears gathering in her eyes. "When that woman appeared in front of me today, I finally understood that Winston was the one who betrayed Jack as I suspected. He naively thought that by approaching me, possessing me, he could pretend nothing had happened. And yet I had to feign innocence and accept his gift. Even just looking at his face made me want to stab him to death."

Du Lin looked at his sister in front of him. He had always felt that whether it was the children of the Elsh family or the children of the Corleone family, his brother and sister should have understood the sufferings of the world early on.

But he also understood, so Du Lin reached out and hugged his sister to comfort her, even though she was half a head taller than him: "Don't cry, there are a lot of people here."

"I won't cry," she replied.

"Yes, don't cry, my dear sister. He won't like to see you cry." Du Lin fell silent after saying this.

Because his sister hugged his neck tightly.

She didn't answer, nor did she cry, but the slight sobbing sound... was so deafening.

(End of this chapter)