Can I Touch Your Aura Of Fortune? Chapter 6
Lin Cha once made a small list and did various comparison experiments. Those whose dark clouds were driven out choose to study hard and be a good student without any exception.
The G.o.d of Fortune was not only blessed people with a fortune but also like a lighthouse showed people who lost their way, the right path.
Min Jingfeng finished the game. He won, and so he was in a good mood but turned around and saw Lin Cha. He was stunned by her smile.
Min Jingfeng's original joy once again turned into a bad heart.
Lin Cha saw that halo had returned to its usual appearance, warm and not so dazzling.
He looked a little upset. Lin Cha looked at him, and she could understand him. He was very serious in helping these confused youngsters to dispel the dark fog. He certainly felt that these youngsters who could not even solve equations at this age were addicted to such a boring game. This was the reason G.o.d was not happy at all. He just frowned.
But he still played such a boring game, with these lost teenagers. Her heart was full of praise.
When Lin Cha was a child, once her parents were too busy, so she went to play with her grandparents. Grandpa was the director of the hospital. She played in the director's office. At that time, she met a girl born with rabbit lips in the hospital. After using all her savings, she was operated on. The operation was successful, but she owed a lot of money.
They liked each other, and she often went to her to play. At that time, she didn't understand the value of money and why they didn't eat rice all the time. When the girl knew that the hospital belonged to Lin Cha, she didn't play with her and pushed her away.
She cried and asked Grandpa why it happened. Grandpa told her: “One day, you will understand that this world is divided into two kinds of people. One is born to enjoy the blessing, and the other is born in the dark. They must keep struggling. They direct the anger to the world and continue to live. “
At that time, she didn't understand it. Later, someone said to her, “This world is just so unfair. Those who don't need anything get the whole world. Those who do their best would definitely miss it. Give us a little sunshine.” It was because she came the first place at the time, and won the first-cla.s.s scholarship. The person who said this to her was the girl in second place. The scholarship offered to her was half less than that of Lin Cha. The girl had a seriously ill mother at home.
At that time, she was young, and when she heard those words, she felt very sad. But she couldn't tell why she was sad.
Lin Cha always hoped that everyone would live a happy life and not suffer much.
It was like that when she was young everyone looked very happy.
Then as she slowly grew up, the reality was rarely like her thoughts; the hardships of others seemed to be telling her, ‘You see, G.o.d is really unfair.'
Until Min Jingfeng appeared.
Lin Cha saw that he helped a lonely old man who had been cheated of money. He helped him to recover the money, and also found his son, who was abducted many years ago.
Lin Cha saw him indifferently helping those junior high school graduates who fought on the streets. She watched the black clouds on them disappear little by little by the golden light. Those people then applied for serious jobs and stopped mingling in the streets.
She knew in her heart that she wanted to approach him, not only because she could change her plight as long as she was close to him, but also because of what this man did. With everything he did, dispelled the dark clouds in her heart.
Although those who are struggling in the dark have complained again and again that heaven was unfair, in fact, G.o.d still strived to compensate. Maybe they would never know that there was a G.o.d by their side when they were in their most difficult time. He illuminates the road ahead for them.
Lin Cha supported her cheek with one hand and looked at Min Jingfeng, who frowned while playing the game.
He really didn't like playing games but wanted to stay here. Lin Cha volunteered to share the pain and said, “Should I play games?”