Chapter 3091 (three thousand and ninety-one) private message
After Li Pingrun heard what Tie Jinjue said, he didn't intend to ask anything in detail. He just said, "Thank you, Elder Tie, for informing me!"
Tie Jinjue said: "Read the letter slowly, don't be in a hurry, I'll sit over there."
He felt that if he was too close to Li Pingrun, it might cause Li Pingrun to read the letter unnaturally. Although he didn't know what was specifically written in the letter, it was a private message exchanged between Li Pingrun's sister and Li Pingrun's brother and sister. He felt that it would be inconvenient to commit suicide standing nearby.
Li Pingrun said "yes" and immediately continued to open the pockets on the child's clothes.
Tie Jinjue sat aside and quietly observed Li Pingrun from a distance.
Li Pingrun felt that the pocket on the child's clothes was not there before, but was sewn on by Li Gengmi later. Although the color matched the color of the clothes, no one would think it was it if they didn't think too much. It was sewn on the back, but Li Pingrun felt that the pocket was quite big and thought it had not been there before.
In fact, the reason why Li Pingrun thought that the pocket was not there originally was not only related to the fact that he thought the pocket was big, but also related to his experience as a child. If other people saw a larger pocket sewn on the child's clothes, but the pocket actually matched the child's clothes, it would be difficult to think whether the pocket was sewn on the back.
Li Pingrun thought this because he had seen and worn this child's clothes when he was a child. He thought he had forgotten what happened back then, but the scene back then had actually left a secret impression on him. Just because he couldn't recall those things from his childhood during this period didn't mean they didn't follow him.
Li Pingrun untied the thread on the pocket of the small clothes. When it was to the point where the folded letter could be taken out without bending, he placed the scissors on the table. He cherished the letter and was afraid of bending it.
He carefully put the fingers of his right hand into the pocket, gently pinched the letter, slowly pulled it out, and finally took out the letter.
Over there, Tie Jin despaired that Li Pingrun was holding the letter so carefully. Seeing his expression as if he was afraid of damaging the letter, he seemed to see the relationship between him and his sister Li Gengmi. From this angle, Tie Jinjue looked at Li Pingrun's profile, and for a moment he felt that the brother and sister looked very similar. He recalled the scenes of Li Gengmi doing things in the past, and was filled with emotion.
After Li Pingrun opened the letter, he read it carefully. As he read it, two more lines of tears rolled down his face.
He quickly wiped away his tears and continued reading, his hands holding the letter trembling slightly.
Tie Jinjue looked at Li Pingrun from a distance and wondered: Could it be that he had such a reaction because he knew what he wanted to know?
After reading the letter for a while, Li Pingrun wiped his eyes again, folded the letter according to its original folds, and said to Tie Jinjue over there: "Elder Tie, this kid's Can I just keep the clothes and this letter?”
Tie Jinjue said: "Yes, your sister Li Gengmi asked me to give this to you. It's not just for you to look at."
Li Pingrun said: "Thank you very much, patriarch! Then I will put it away."
After saying that, he folded the letter, put it back into the child's clothes, put the child's clothes into the bag that originally contained it, and then put the bag into the bag he brought.
Li Pingrun stood up, pointed at the scissors and asked Tie Jinjue: "Elder Tie, should I put these scissors back?"
(End of chapter)