Without waiting for the child to react, Gu Jin turned around and left.

An Mingji, who was alone in the house, was eating with a yellow-noodle steamed bun in one hand, and a water cup handed to him by Gu Jin in the other, staring at the back of the other party leaving.

Until the figure disappeared from sight, An Mingji's seemingly clear eyes instantly dimmed.

The light in his eyes was dark, mixed with pride and last stubbornness, and a gloom that did not belong to his age.

Gu Jin, who had already left, did not see An Mingji's inappropriateness.

How did she know that An Mingji, who had long been abandoned and lived alone in the village, had experienced all kinds of white eyes, beatings, and insults from the villagers, and he was no longer the simple child he used to be.

Gu Jin, who walked out of the room, glanced at the courtyard, and the figure of the old man sitting on the recliner was gone.

She looked at the closed door of one of the lower rooms opposite, and knew that the old man had gone back to the house.

If she wants to leave An Mingji behind, she needs to discuss with the old man, get the consent of the other party, and go to the police station in the town to go through the formalities.

She walked over and knocked softly on the old man's door.

"Knock Knock ......"

"Come in. The old man's voice rang out from within.

Gu Jin pushed open the door and saw the old man lying on the kang.

The old man's body is cold, and there is a fire in the house, so it will be better in winter.

"Xiaojin, what's the matter with grandpa?"

The old man has always been close to Gu Jin, but he has never treated her badly.

Gu Jin approached the room, closed the door behind him, and walked towards the old man.

"Grandpa, I have something I want to discuss with you. ”

The old man looked at her deeply, sat up from the kang and crossed his legs, stretched out his hand and pointed to the side of the kang, and said, "Sit and say." ”

Gu Jin walked to the kang and sat down, looked at the old man's seemingly cloudy but actually wise eyes, lowered his eyes and said, "Grandpa, I want to stay with Xiao An." ”

She didn't want to raise her eyes to look at each other, because she didn't want the old man to see that she didn't belong to the soul of this age.

"Have you figured it out?"

The old man's tone was mixed with disagreement.

Gu Jin nodded: "Think about it, Xiao An has been with me, I will raise him, as long as I have a bite to eat, I will give him half of it." ”

The old man snorted, "Can you afford it? What time is it? Have you forgotten why you can't go to school?"

Gu Jin frowned slightly, and then remembered that it was May, the day he should have gone to school.

The reason why I don't go to school now is that there is no food, and there is no food to be distributed from above, so teachers and students have stopped classes.

I think back to the memories of the long past, but these have nothing to do with raising An Mingji.

Gu Jin raised his head and looked at the old man in front of him: "Grandpa, I think very clearly, I remember that the classmates in the town said that as long as they are eighteen years old, they can separate the household registration."

I want to ask the village chief to report my age as two years older, divide the household separately, and then move Xiao An to my account and give half of my ration to Xiao An. ”

The old man didn't say anything, reached out and picked up the cigarette stick on the side, refilled the tobacco and lit it.

The house was soon filled with smoke, and neither of them said a word.

The old man looked at Gu Jin's face, and I have to say that this girl's face is really good-looking, and she doesn't look like their Gu family.

Everyone in the village knew that this child was not their family's species.

But the Gu family has raised her for sixteen years after all, and she has developed feelings.

At this moment, when the old man heard her say that she wanted to divide the household, he felt a little uncomfortable.

Looking at the old man's unhappy appearance, Gu Jin quickly understood something.