The sun had just risen, and the light of dawn seemed to be before it could be sprinkled.

A black car stopped at the entrance of the bright welfare home, and the color of the car seemed to reflect the faint sky.

A middle-aged man got out of the car and snatched a sleeping boy from the woman behind the car, who left the boy at the door of the welfare home and hurriedly got into the car. The woman in the back of the car kept her eyes on the boy, as if to indicate that she was the child's mother. With the sound of the car starting, the gaze on the child disappeared.

Bright Welfare Home is a welfare home in the suburbs, this small welfare home plus the guard room at the door has a total of 4 houses, the so-called guard room is because it is located at the door of the welfare home, and there is only a small house with a bed and a table inside. This "guard room" is used by the director of the welfare home to work and sleep. In addition to the dean, there are 2 staff members here, and 21 children have been adopted at this time. Why did you say that 21 children were adopted at this time, because another one was added to the door.

The bell of the orphanage rang, and this extremely "piercing" bell woke up the boy from his sleep. He opened his eyes, bewildered by the unfamiliar surroundings around him. At this time, the dean came over and did not ask the boy, as if he had been surprised. He carried the boy into the house.

After a while, the children in the orphanage got up, breaking the quiet morning. They gathered around a large round table, and there was a burst of laughter. No one noticed that there was one more person in the room.

With the voice of the aunt of the welfare home: It's time to eat. Finally the noise ended. The children were so attentive as they ate, as if they were enjoying a hard-won gift.

The dean walked up to the little boy with a bowl of snow-white rice. At this time, the other two staff members of the orphanage saw that their orphanage was about to add new members. One of the staff members looked at the dean, as if asking something. She is an aunt who usually cooks for the children, and the children call her Mi Mama.

The dean put the rice in front of the little boy and walked out of the door, followed by the other two.

The dean said: "Looking at what this little boy is wearing, he should not be a child that a poor family can't afford to raise, and seeing that he is also 4 or 5 years old, he should be able to remember things, I don't know why his family threw him down." The child's eyes were glazed, as if he understood that his parents had abandoned him, and that he could not accept this. “

By this time, the children in the house had finished eating. They were about to go to the yard to play, and a white little girl ran out of the house first, and she found the little boy who had been picked up by the dean this morning.

She shouted to the other children, "Come and see, we have another member." She shouted triumphantly, the joy on her face as if she had discovered a new world.

At this time, many older children in the crowd gathered around him with frustrated faces, because in the already small welfare home, if there was one more person, they would be crowded.

A couple of children pretending to be adults were asking, "What's your name, how old are you, why don't your parents want you?"

It was always these questions, and the noisy sound surrounded the little boy's surroundings. He didn't seem to be able to take it anymore, he stood up and yelled "shut up". He tried to push away the children who surrounded him, but he couldn't push them away no matter how hard he could.

He could only cry, and then the dean heard the sound of the house and hurried over, and he saw that the little boy was pushed to the ground by several older children, and he quickly picked up the little boy and reprimanded the other children.

The dean asked the boy, "Why are they bullying you?" The little boy was just crying and didn't answer the dean.

Mi's mother walked in and asked him, "Son, what's your name?" “

The little boy saw the kindness on Mi's mother's face and made a childish voice from his mouth;" Moser. (The little boy's name is actually Mu Ze, but he is still young and his pronunciation is not accurate, so he was misheard by Mi's mother and the dean)

Mi's mother smiled and said: "Mo Ze, why don't you call it Wu Zhi, then call you Xiao Ze from now on, here you will be called Xiao Ze, wait for your parents to pick you up, and then you can call your own name." “

The little boy stared at him with big eyes and asked Mi's mother; Will my mom and dad still come to pick me up?"

Mi's mother told him: "Of course, your parents just put you here to spend time with other children, and wait for you to be sensible."

I'll pick you up. “

The dean who hugged him thought in his heart, when you are sensible, even if you know that your parents abandoned you, you will not make trouble.

Mi's mother took him to the house where the children usually lived, and said, "Ozawa, you will be staying here with other friends in the future, come and see your new bed." “

There was only a small aisle between the beds in this room, and there were beds all over the room, and the so-called bed was just a wooden board placed on a stand.

Kisawa remembers that the bed in his house was very large and very soft.

However, what satisfied him was that his bed was against the window, and he could see the door of the welfare home at any time. He was overjoyed, as if he could see through this window his parents coming to pick him up.

He kept staring at the window, looking at the door of the welfare home, and Mi's mother didn't bother him when she noticed his behavior.

By noon, the other children had already gathered around the dining table, waiting for the meal to start, and Mi's mother called Mu Ze down as well.

"Ozawa, you will have to eat at this table with the children in the future, and you will have to come by yourself every day when it is time to eat, do you hear?"

Mu Ze nodded and said nothing.

After Mi's mother handed out lunch to everyone, everyone began to eat with their heads down. Only Kisawa put down his chopsticks and ran upstairs, and he came to his bed again, where his parents were waiting to pick him up by the window.

When the dean saw this, he followed him and asked him, "Why don't you eat?" “

Kisawa told him, "I'm waiting for my mom and dad to pick me up."

Mi's mother couldn't bear to continue to deceive him like this, and wanted to tell him the truth: "Ozawa, in fact, you ......"

At this time, the dean interrupted Mi's mother and said, "You can eat first, and then wait for your parents, because your parents are going to put you here for a while, so they won't come to pick you up so soon." “

Kisawa shook his head.

The dean and Mi's mother went downstairs, and Mi's mother said, "We can't lie to him all the time." “

The dean didn't look at her: "You just gave him hope this morning, but now you want to dash his hope, let's tell this lie first, and he will understand when he is sensible." “

Mi's mother said worriedly: "But if he doesn't eat, he will be hungry." “

The dean replied, "He will eat when he is hungry, and besides, we are not their biological parents, so there is no need to be so concerned about a child." “

Mi's mother was very puzzled: "Then why did you bring them back one by one." “

......

The children ran out after lunch, and Kisawa sat by the window and looked at the door of Hope.

Gradually the sky is getting overcast, and the sun is getting off work very early today. The dark sky seemed to vent something.

After dinner, the heavy rain came, and the children could not go out to play, so everyone went back to their beds early. When it was time to go to bed, Mi's mother came up and turned off the lights and said goodnight to the children.

Mu Ze was still staring at the door, and the heavy rain was hitting the window, and then Mu Ze vaguely saw two people at the door of the welfare home......