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Jingle Bell--

When I came out of the toilet, the school bell just rang.

There was a noise in the classroom on the second floor.

Not long after, the children followed Teacher Jiang downstairs.

Teacher Jiang walked in front, walking neither fast nor slow, which made the anxious children wait until school was over with great difficulty.

I wanted to run faster, but I didn't dare.

I noticed that the big boy named Xiaohu didn't come downstairs. He probably refused to admit his mistake and was punished by not having lunch.

Teacher Jiang led the children into the cafeteria with a straight face.

I also carried Li Xiaohei over.

Stainless steel dinner plates have been placed on the old table. Sister Wang and Aunt Ma stood behind two large basins, holding spoons in their hands.

The basin was covered with a dustpan, and traces of hot steam came out from the cracks.

The aroma of hot food spreads in the small canteen.

The children swallowed their saliva and eagerly ran to the dining table to sit down, holding their plates and looking eagerly at the steaming basin.

"Xiao Li, you have nothing to do here. You can go to the dormitory and rest."

Teacher Jiang waved his hand at me.

"When will we eat?" I noticed that there were no tableware for teachers and staff on the dining table.

"After the children have eaten, they will go back to the classroom for a lunch break. You can come back then." Teacher Jiang waved to me with a normal expression.

"okay."

I carried Li Xiaohei out of the cafeteria.

"It's time to eat!" Sister Wang opened the lid of the big basin.

Immediately afterwards, the door of the cafeteria was closed by Teacher Jiang, and the smell of the food was trapped inside.

Only the faint sound of clinking bowls and spoons could be heard.

"What the children eat is so mysterious."

I glanced back.

Through the discolored old windows, you can vaguely see the movements of children picking up things and putting them in their mouths.

Then, I glanced at the trash can at the root of the outer wall of the cafeteria.

Think of the rotting severed hands inside, and the dwindling number of children.

I couldn't help but feel a chill in my heart.

"If you have done anything cruel to your children, I will make you pay a heavy price."

My eyes turned cold and I quickly returned to the assigned dormitory.

Next door is Teacher Yang's room.

The door was ajar, and a strong smell of alcohol emanated from inside.

He was lying on the bed, without even taking off his shoes, and was snoring loudly.

I took a look and returned to my dormitory.

After sitting on the simple and cold canopy bed and waiting for a while, the door to the cafeteria opened.

The children quickly ran to the playground and started playing.

The innocent and joyful laughter finally diluted some of the darkness of the orphanage.

Teacher Jiang stood at the door of the cafeteria, staring at the children expressionlessly, not knowing what he was thinking.

About half an hour later, Teacher Jiang took out a whistle from his pocket.

The whistle sounded.

The faces of the children who were having fun changed, and they quickly left the slide and ran towards Teacher Jiang.

Don't dare to delay at all.

Some children were even too anxious and fell down. When they got up, they didn't even have time to pat the dust off their clothes and ran over in a panic.

The children lined up.

Teacher Jiang led them to the dormitory for a lunch break.

The trace of liveliness that finally existed disappeared, and the entire orphanage returned to that silent and gloomy state.

The sky was low and gray.

The orphanage was shrouded in gray.

There is no scenery outside the wall, and it is also gray with no end in sight.

It seems that a depressing atmosphere is the norm in this world.

How many years have these children been locked up here?

I put away my thoughts, hugged Li Xiaohei, opened the dormitory door and walked out.

Next door, Teacher Yang was still sleeping. He didn't even change his posture, as if he had no intention of eating.

I was thinking about waking him up.

"Xiao Li."

Teacher Jiang's voice came from the side.

"Come here for a moment."

I turned around and saw her coming down the stairs.

"Teacher Jiang, what's the matter?" I regained my honest and courteous expression and walked to her side.

"Canteen, don't go there," she said.

"Ah? Is there no more food for me?" I asked in surprise.

Teacher Jiang looked at me and said: "Our orphanage is in trouble, I told you early in the morning. Food is in short supply. Only the children have food, but we don't have it. Do you understand?"

"Oh." I nodded in understanding and looked at Li Xiaohei in my arms, "What about this child?"

"You won't starve to death if you don't eat one meal. I'll tell Aunt Ma to prepare one for him next time."

Teacher Jiang frowned slightly and looked serious.

"Don't talk about these things in front of the children. This is not something they should worry about. Do you understand?"

"Okay." I promised.

"We don't have much work here. If you have nothing to do, stay in the dormitory and rest. Don't wander around, let alone talk nonsense in front of the children!"

"Okay." I nodded honestly.

Teacher Jiang looked at me, walked towards the door, and went to the guard room.

The old guard, Mr. Fang, was chatting quietly about something. Occasionally, he raised his head and glanced in my direction.

I went back to the dormitory first, planning to find another opportunity to talk to the children.

After a while, Teacher Jiang left the guard room in a hurry, his face not looking very good.

I returned to the dormitory, closed the door, and even closed the curtains.

Teacher Yang next door is still shouting loudly.

I sat on the cold canopy bed, picked up my phone in the live broadcast room and checked the time.

Another hour has passed.

But the additional tasks have not been triggered yet.

The adults are hiding secrets and can only find breakthroughs in the children.

I didn't want to wait any longer and decided to find an excuse to go to the teaching building.

As soon as I stood up, I noticed that the light outside the window quickly dimmed.

"what happened?"

I walked to the window suspiciously and looked outside.

The orphanage turned from gray to dark, as if it was dark all of a sudden.

"Oh my God, why did it get dark so early today?"

Sister Wang ran out of the cafeteria, looked at the dark sky, and screamed in fear.

Then came Aunt Ma, her old face looking solemnly at the sky, shaking her head and sighing.

Boom!

The door to the next door was pushed open.

A moment ago, Teacher Yang, who was still drunk and sleeping, stumbled out.

His red eyes were staring at the sky, and his unshaven face showed fear and despair.

I thought that the day and night in the orphanage were opposite to the normal world, but now it seems that there seems to be something wrong.

"Teacher Yang, why does it get dark so early? Aren't the children taking a lunch break just now?" I walked out of the dormitory and asked in confusion.

Teacher Yang turned his head numbly, looked at me nervously, and showed a scary smile.

"You know what, you're going to be finished!"

"What?" I frowned.

"This orphanage is going to end."

Teacher Yang suddenly laughed loudly, like a madman, speaking incoherently.

“Everything is going to fucking end.”

"This fucking day has finally come."

"Come on, come on, let the storm come more violently, hahahahaha."

Although he was smiling, his body was shaking violently, and there was deep fear in his eyes.

It made my heart freeze.

What does darkness mean to them?