The book-crossing case happened! The villains all want me to go to jail

Su Yi's peaceful life was suddenly disrupted by a shocking phone call. The bad news from the other end of the phone was like a bolt of lightning. His father was caught in a serious fire and his life or death was unknown.

Accompanied by Xie Xuan'an, Su Yi rushed to the hospital. Along the way, Su Yi's mind was blank, and his heart was gripped by fear and anxiety. His eyes were empty, as if his soul had left his body.

When they arrived at the hospital, in addition to busy medical staff outside the emergency room, there were also police waiting to explain the situation to Su Yi.

The police told him solemnly that his father's home had an accidental fire, and the house was locked for some reason. When the fire was discovered, it had spread fiercely and it was currently determined to be an accident.

After Su Yi heard this, her body shook and tears welled up in her eyes. Xie Xuan'an, who was standing beside her, just paused for a moment, without any panic on his face, but just frowned slightly, as if all this had nothing to do with him.

On the first day, Su Yi stood outside the emergency room like a statue, staring at the closed door, his hands shaking unconsciously, and he kept muttering:

"Dad, nothing must happen to you."

In his heart, his father is the mountain that stands forever and the towering tree that protects him from wind and rain.

When he was a child, his father’s warm embrace was his most secure harbor; when he encountered setbacks, his father’s firm encouragement was his motivation to move forward.

Now, the mountain is crumbling and the big tree is about to fall. Su Yi feels that the whole world is collapsing.

Su Yi wanted to rush into the emergency room and take care of his father personally, even if it was just to stay by his side.

But he was stopped outside by medical staff, and he could only pray silently in his heart, praying that his father could survive this.

He imagined that if his father woke up, he would tell him many happy things to make him forget his pain.

He recalled that when he was sick as a child, his father stayed up all night to take care of him. Now he wishes he could have such an opportunity to repay his father.

Xie Xuanan stayed by his side, occasionally handing him a glass of water and comforting him softly:

"Su Yi, don't worry too much, uncle will be fine."

But Su Yi was completely immersed in his own worries and turned a deaf ear to Xie Xuan'an's words. He had only one thought in his mind, that is, his father must be safe.

The next day, Su Yi's eyes were bloodshot, his face was as pale as paper, and he looked extremely haggard.

His father's condition was still unstable. Every time the doctor came out to report the situation, Su Yi's heart was in his throat.

He didn't eat or drink, just stared blankly at the door, praying that his father would be out of danger.

He thought that his father loved to eat the braised pork he made the most, so when his father got better, he would make it for him every day.

He recalled every warm moment he spent with his father, those times when they went fishing, played chess, and walked in the park together, as if it was just yesterday.

How Su Yi wished that time could go back and none of this had ever happened.

He silently promised in his heart that if his father could survive this disaster, he would never make his father angry again and would be more filial and obedient.

He even started planning to take his father on a trip to places he had always wanted to visit but had never been able to, after he recovered.

Xie Xuan'an tried to pull him to rest for a while, but Su Yi stubbornly shook his hand off, his eyes never leaving the door.

During this period, Xie Xuan'an would pause briefly when comforting Su Yi, and his eyes would occasionally flash a strange look, but Su Yi, who was immersed in pain, did not notice it.

On the third day, Su Yi looked emaciated, and the light in his eyes had almost disappeared.

My father's vital signs became increasingly weaker. The doctors tried their best to save him, but they were still unable to stop the pace of death.

When the doctor announced that his father had passed away, Su Yi collapsed to the ground, howled in despair, and rushed into the ward desperately.

Seeing his father's body covered in scars and wrapped in bandages, Su Yi burst into tears and his heart seemed to be torn into countless pieces.

Xie Xuan'an followed in and hugged Su Yi tightly. His face showed concern, but there was an elusive sense of ease hidden in the depths of his eyes. However, Su Yi was too heartbroken to notice it at the moment.

After his father passed away, Su Yi seemed to have lost his soul and was immersed in endless darkness.

During the funeral process, Su Yi handled everything mechanically. He personally selected the coffin for his father, and his fingers gently stroked the cold wood, tears flowing down his face uncontrollably.

When he was choosing his father's posthumous photo, looking at the familiar and warm smile of his father in the photo, his heart ached and his body trembled so much that he could hardly stand.

Xie Xuan'an has been with Su Yi, helping him contact the funeral home and arrange all funeral matters.

However, Su Yi had almost no response to Xie Xuan'an's help. All that was left in his world was the longing for his father and the despair of losing his father.

During the preparations for the funeral, Su Yi broke down and cried again and again in the silent room.

He hugged the clothes his father had worn when he was alive, buried his face in them, and tried to find a trace of familiar smell. He murmured to himself: "Dad, why did you leave? I haven't been filial to you yet..." His voice was filled with endless grief and regret.

When the day of the funeral arrived, Su Yi stood blankly in front of the coffin with empty eyes.

The people who came to pay their respects expressed their condolences, but Su Yi seemed to be unable to hear any sound and just stared at his father's portrait.

Xie Xuanan accompanied him silently, patting Su Yi's shoulder from time to time, trying to give him some comfort. While helping, Xie Xuanan's fingers tapped the table unconsciously, and his eyes occasionally glanced at Su Yi quickly, then quickly moved away.

But Su Yi's body seemed to be frozen, and he didn't respond to anyone's actions.

When his father's body was about to be cremated, Su Yi suddenly rushed forward like a madman, hugged the coffin tightly, and shouted heartbreakingly:

"Don't take my dad away, don't!" His voice was already hoarse, but he still kept shouting, as if this could keep his father away.

Finally, after strong dissuasion from Xie Xuan'an and others, Su Yi slowly let go of his hand. As he watched his father's body being pushed into the crematorium, he collapsed to the ground, his desperate cries echoing throughout the funeral home.