Chapter 1489 Reasons. Continued
"These."
The man suddenly noticed the small flower baskets on the table in front of the girl.
"So many."
The man was surprised.
"Dad."
The girl's smile faded slightly, but the corners of her mouth were still raised.
The man arrived just in time.
She was thinking about going to find him.
"I want to go visit my mother's grave."
"Tell me the address of my mother's cemetery."
"Oh."
The man suddenly realized, "These little flower baskets"
A smile appeared on the man's face, "Your mother taught you this, right?"
"Yeah."
The girl nodded.
“Well done.”
The man walked into the house, picked up a small flower basket and looked at it carefully, "You are as clever as your mother."
There was a somewhat nostalgic look in the man's eyes.
However, the man was a little funny, "Are all these little flower baskets for mom?"
"Do you want to fill your mother's grave with little flower baskets?"
"How can it be so exaggerated?"
The girl looked at the table. There wasn't that much, right?
I didn’t feel anything when I was doing it, and I did so much without even realizing it.
The girl felt a little guilty.
Seems like a bit much?
But, "It's not for mom alone."
"Half of it is for Ah Piao."
The girl argued.
"Apiao?"
The man somehow felt that this name was familiar.
He didn't pay attention, and just when he was about to say something, a high-pitched voice suddenly sounded.
"Apiao?!"
Both the girl and the man were a little startled.
Turning around, "Mom?"
The man smiled bitterly, "Why are you so loud?"
The old lady ignored the man's words and stared at the girl with a sharp look, "Did you just say Ah Piao?"
"Mom, what's wrong with you?"
The old lady's attitude confused the man.
"Apiao is Coco's friend, you-"
"You don't remember?"
The old lady interrupted the man, "Last time we went to visit A-Ling's grave, didn't this kid want to introduce a friend to us?"
"That friend is Ah Piao."
"Am I right?"
The old lady's aggressive attitude made the girl a little flustered and at a loss, and she nodded subconsciously.
Yes, the friend she wanted to introduce to them last time was Ah Piao.
"That-"
The man still had the attitude of an inexplicable old lady, "Have we seen that Ah Piao?"
"Heh."
The old lady sneered, "It'll be nice to see you."
"The child pointed to a place where there was no one and told us that Piao was there!"
"Ah!"
There was a look of surprise on the man's face.
"Remember?"
The old lady glared at the man and said, "You don't even have the memory of an old lady like me."
"This"
The man smiled bitterly.
No wonder he felt familiar when he heard the name "A Piao" just now.
So that’s what happened.
It's such a special name after all.
As soon as the old lady reminded him, he remembered everything.
Then, his brows furrowed and a serious look appeared on his face.
"Cocoa."
"Do you still think Ah Piao is real?"
The old lady's voice drowned out the man's voice.
The child's behavior at that time scared several old people.
Young people like the man don't care much about it, they just think it's childish talk.
They don't think so.
So the old man remembered this incident deeply.
She just passed by the door of the girl's room and heard the word "A Piao", and she immediately reacted.
She suddenly became a little angry.
After such a New Year, this child still thinks that A Piao is her friend and that she really exists? !
She is no longer the child she once was.
This concept of children must be corrected. "It is actually real."
the girl blurted out.
After she realized what she was doing, she was a little annoyed.
She remembered it too.
At that time, she introduced Ah Piao to her family, but no one saw him.
They all thought she was lying.
But, she didn't.
Ah Piao obviously exists.
"You"
The old lady was a little angry.
She glanced around and saw the small flower baskets piled on the table.
"These."
"Keke is going to visit A-Ling's grave."
The man explained, "She gave these to A Ling and A Piao-"
The man did not continue.
He looked at the girl with a complicated face.
"Don't go!"
The old lady spoke harshly.
".Why?"
The girl's eyes widened and she was stunned for a moment before she reacted and shouted.
"There's dirt on your mother's grave."
The old lady said every word.
"Mom"
The man didn't accept the old man's superstitious statement.
"Then what do you say about this child's condition?"
The old man's rhetorical question left the man speechless.
"Apiao is not a dirty thing!"
The girl didn't like the old man talking about her friend like that.
"Take good care of your daughter."
The old lady ignored the girl's retort.
She glanced at the man and turned away.
Fortunately, apart from Ah Piao, the child didn't say anything else inexplicable.
Then, as long as she is not allowed to go to her mother's grave, there should be no problem.
The girl clenched her hands hanging by her sides.
"Dad."
She turned to look at the man, with a hint of anticipation in her eyes.
"Listen to grandma."
The man patted the girl's shoulder gently and said, "Your grandma is doing this for your own good."
"Don't go to your mother's cemetery for now."
“I haven’t been there in years!”
The girl suppressed her emotions.
She knew that in this family, only her father was most likely to tell her the location of her mother's cemetery.
"I'm going to visit my mother's grave. Is there anything wrong?"
"None of you are going."
"I'll go!"
The man shook his head and said nothing more.
He walked out of the girl's room.
"Dad!"
The girl's straight back suddenly bent.
They deal with her so casually
No matter how much she yelled or calmly communicated with them, it didn't help.
They won't change their opinion.
She didn't know how many times she had encountered the same situation.
Sometimes, she wondered, were they really listening to her?
Why don't you listen to her voice?
The corners of the girl's eyes were burning.
My vision gradually blurred.
"I never knew the exact location of my mother's grave."
The girl's voice was low, "You were too young when you moved, so how can you remember where you used to live?"
"Later I concentrated on studying, and after I was admitted to university, I forgot about food and sleep just to study abroad..."
"People are really forgetful."
The girl bit her lower lip, "I haven't been there in a few years, and I also forgot to visit my mother's grave."
"I just want to be independent from home as soon as possible."
“I did all the preparations for studying abroad by myself.”
"Apply, get a passport, study."
"Too many things."
"I"
"Sorry."
The girl spoke in a low tone.
".No."
The middle-aged man sighed silently, then smiled slightly, "You don't need to apologize to me."
(End of chapter)