She saw Yin Yin beside her, and also saw the little person who was tightly held by her.

It was the dog, it was her son, it was her only child with that man.

Somehow, in the river at this moment, her eyes were exceptionally good, and she clearly saw the despair on the child's face.

That's a look that shouldn't be seen in a child.

Sun Aimei, who has always had a hard heart as iron, somehow, suddenly felt very distressed this time.

The sight in front of her became more and more trance-like, as if something was dragging her back to the past.

The three-year-old opened her hands, hugged her legs, raised her head and said in a childish voice: "Mom, the dog will accompany you in the future." Immersed in the grief of her husband's departure, she ruthlessly pushed the child to the ground.

In winter, when the child was halfway asleep, she poured a basin of ice water from his head, drenching his small body, and the child was sick and feverish, and she looked at it coldly.

The child came in with the food that someone had brought her, and she snatched it all, and the child ran away, and when he came back, his stomach bulging, like an ugly pufferfish.

The child was dragged by her hair, desperately knocking the rough wall, blood flowed down, he cried and shouted: Mom, Mom, the dog egg hurts, the dog egg hurts.

Listening to that voice, the smile on her lips was even worse.

The child was pressed by her in the water tank, I don't know how many times in a few years, she watched her flutter from the beginning, to the end obediently sat in the water tank, and was pressed down by her like a toy.

Her gaze is fixed on the last scene: after she has finished breastfeeding the child, the child's soft little hand grasps one of her fingers and giggles, the child's eyes are dark and clear as a puddle of water, and the smile is innocent and flawless.

The last image is also gradually shattering.

In the river, Sun Aimei suddenly smiled.

Her eyes were moist, and she couldn't tell whether it was tears or river water.

Yin Yin faintly heard a voice coming from the river, and she thought, maybe Chen Changsheng had already called someone over.

It's just that she really can't hold on.

Do you really want to give up the dog?

Just when Yin Yin was struggling fiercely in her heart, suddenly, she saw Sun Aimei give up her hand to grab the original dogdan, and then pushed the original dogan in her direction.

Force is counterproductive.

When the original dog was pushed to Yin Yin by Sun Aimei, that force also pushed Sun Aimei deeper.

Yin Yin couldn't be surprised, so he could only use his last bit of strength to carry the dog egg and swim in the direction of the river.

When the original dog was completely unconscious, he saw the figure that was dragged deeper and deeper, and the figure was getting farther and farther away, and finally disappeared from sight.

On the riverbank, many people had already come, and they all carried some oil lamps to illuminate this small area.

People who have access to water go down the river to save people.

"Yinyin." Chen Changsheng saw Yin Yin.

When Yin Yin just swam closer, someone hugged the original dog in her arms, who had passed out in her arms, and as soon as she went to An, Chen Changsheng put his coat on her.

Under the oil lamp, Chen Changsheng's face was a little whiter than Yin Yin.

He called someone, and when he saw that Yin Yin had not yet come ashore, he was really frightened, so he put Yin Yin in order to save people, regardless of her own life.

Thankfully, she is now finally ashore.

"Don't worry, I'm fine." Yin Yin comforted Chen Changsheng.

He said to the others: "Sun Aimei is still in the river." She pointed to the place where Sun Aimei had sunk.