A short silence.

　　After a few seconds, Dr. Lee snapped back, "A blazing angel?"

　　"Yeah."

　　"What is He doing?"

　　"Nothing, He is like a golden statue, sitting in the center of a huge lunar crater, looking up at the Earth, as if on ...... watch?"

　　Dr. Li rubbed the corners of his eyes and spoke somewhat helplessly, "Do you know how far the moon is from Earth?"

　　"Nearly four hundred thousand kilometers." Lin Qiye calmly said.

"Nearly four hundred thousand kilometers." Dr. Li repeated, "Even with the most advanced astronomical telescopes, you can only barely see the surface of the moon, and you saw the angels on the moon with your naked eyes when you were seven years old just lying on the eaves of your old home?"

　　"It wasn't me who saw it." Lin Qiye spoke quietly, "It was He who saw me, I just raised my head, and it was like my eyes were dragged by Him through space to meet Him."

　　"So, He forced you?"

　　"Sort of, how else did I see the surface of the moon? It's not like I have clairvoyance."

　　"But if there really is an angel on the moon, why hasn't it been discovered by mankind for so many years?"

　　"I don't know." Shook his head, "Maybe that blazing angel doesn't want to be observed, not to mention ...... do humans really understand the moon?"

　　Said sincerely, so sincerely that Dr. Lee immediately wanted to call a car to drag him back to the mental hospital.

Dr. Li is, after all, a doctor specializing in psychiatry, all kinds of mental illness he has seen a lot, he summed up a law in his own medical career, the more a serious bullshit, and let a person sound still very reasonable, the more sick is not light.

"What about your eyes? What's going on?"

　　He reached out his hand and gently rubbed the black cloth satin on his eyes, no emotional fluctuations could be heard between his words, "That day, I stared at Him for a split second, and then ...... I went blind."

　　Dr. Li opened his mouth, looked down at the case in his hand, and fell into silence.

　　In the column of the cause of blindness, only four words were written.

　　--Cause unknown.

So ...... what exactly happened back then?

　　Did he really see a blazing angel on the moon, as he said? How else to explain the sudden blindness?

　　This thought only appeared for a split second before it was directly killed by Dr. Li.

So close, the subject was almost taken off course by the psychopath!

He could almost imagine how wonderful the doctors' expressions were when the young blinded Nine Wenlong said the words he just said in front of the crowd of doctors ten years ago?

It was no wonder that the boy had been forced to stay in the hospital, no matter how you looked at it, what he had said was a statement that only a mentally ill person would make.

Such a person in the hospital is not a lot, there are claiming that he is the reincarnation of Sun Monkey every day in hanging on the bar in a daze, there are thought to be a coat rack all night standing in the room does not move, there are looking at anyone like their own husbands, not moving to sneak under the butt of other people mooching the ...... well, the last patient is a forty year old greasy uncle.

　　"You said all this was before, what about now? What do you think about this?" Dr. Lee adjusted his emotions and continued the review process.

　　"It's all just delusion." He spoke calmly, "That day, I just accidentally rolled off the roof and hit my head on the ground, as for my eyes, I probably lost my eyesight because a certain nerve was damaged."

He didn't know how many times he had said this passage, skillfully and calmly.

Dr. Li raised his eyebrows and wrote something on the medical record, then chatted with Lin Qiye about daily life, after about twenty minutes, he looked at the time and stood up with a smile.

　　"Alright, that's it for the review, there's nothing wrong with your illness anymore, I hope you can adjust your mindset and live a good life." Dr. Li shook Lin Qiye's hand and said encouragingly.

　　Nodding slightly.

"Eww, Dr. Li, stay for a meal." Auntie saw Dr. Li leave and warmly retained him.

　　"No no no, I still have my next patient to see, so I won't bother you."

Dr. Li politely said goodbye to his aunt and then pushed the door to leave.

　　The moment the door closed, Jiu Wen Long's smile disappeared as if it had never existed.

　　"Delusional ......?" he muttered.

　　"Brother, dinner!" Cousin Yang Jin shouted as he walked out of the kitchen with dishes.

　　Yang Jin was his aunt's son, four years younger than him, just started junior high school, the two grew up together, their relationship was even closer than blood brothers.

"Coming."

　　Sitting down at the narrow dining table, a sudden wave of warmth came from the palms of his feet, first he froze, then the corners of his mouth rose slightly.

　　Cousin Yang Jin glanced towards the table and cursed with a smile:

"Good you little black mange, usually lazy and unmoving, when it comes to the point of eating, come faster than anyone else."

　　A small black mangy dog poked its head out from under the table, its tongue hanging out of its teeth, huffing and puffing and spreading hot air, and licking his feet, full of pleasing.

　　Three men, one dog, and that was a home.

　　Simple, difficult, yet inexplicably reassuring.

Ten years so.

　　Petting its head, he took a piece of meat from the few pieces on his plate and put it in his cousin Yang Jin's bowl.

　　"Nibble a bone for it."

　　Yang Jin didn't refuse, given their brotherly bond, it would be a raw deal to say anything more.

　　He was concerned about another matter.

"Brother, is your eye really almost healed?"

Jiu Wen Long smiled faintly, "Well, I can see now, it's just that I can't quite see the light yet, and this black satin still needs to be wrapped for a few more days."

　　"What a few days, ah, aunt told you, eyes this thing is too important, even if you can see now, this black satin don't rush to take it off, in case ...... in case the sun shakes it again, it's still steady, bring it for a while longer!" Aunt hurriedly instructed.

　　"I know, aunt."

"Right brother, I've saved up some money to buy you a pair of sunglasses that pull the wind, I'll bring them to you in a moment!" Yang Jin seemed to have thought of something and said excitedly.

　"Jin, although the sunglasses can block the light, but the effect can be far worse than the black satin, I can't wear them now."

　　"Well ......," Yang Jin was a little disappointed.

　　"But when my eyes are completely healed, I'll take it shopping every day, and then I'll buy you a pair too, both of us together."

Hearing these words, Yang Jin's gaze brightened again and he heaved a hmmm.

"By the way Xiao Jiu, Auntie has already prepared the matter of transferring to another school for you, when this semester starts, you'll be able to transfer from the special school to the regular high school." Auntie seemed to have thought of something and spoke, "But, have you really thought about it? Ordinary high school and special school are not the same, with your situation, in case ......"

"There's no such thing as an eventuality, Auntie."

"My eyes have healed, and to get into a good college, I have to be on the same starting line as everyone else."

　　"You child ...... Even if you can't get into a good college, it's fine, big deal, auntie will always support you!"

　　"Brother, I can also support you!"

His body trembled slightly, his eyes under the black satin didn't know what to look like, his lips pursed up and he hooked up another smile.

Firmly, he shook his head.

No words were spoken, but both Yang Jin and his aunt felt his determination.

　　Even the little black mange under his feet rubbed against Lin Qiye's ankle.

　　"--Woof!"