"When Qiu He's father died, her family didn't even have savings of a few hundred yuan, and her father's funeral was still organized by people in our village who raised money for him."

"But Qiu He's child, his father died without a single tear, and he didn't want to keep the spirit. said that he had wanted him to die a long time ago, and that he would be free when he died. ”

An old man in the village couldn't hear this, so he went up and slapped her, scolding her for being unfilial. As a result, she immediately took off her filial piety clothes and stepped on the ground. ”

"She said that she must find a rich man to marry in the future, live a life without worrying about food and clothing, and never go back to us, a place where rabbits don't."

"After saying that, she didn't care about anything, she didn't want her home, she left the village directly with her schoolbag, and I haven't seen her for many years since then."

Lin Xi asked, "Then ...... later?"

"Later, when I saw Qiu He again, she took a five-year-old boy back to the village with heavy makeup, and that little boy was Chenchen."

"She took Chenchen to the neighboring village primary school to find the principal, stuffed money for the principal, and let Chenchen enroll a year early."

"After the matter was negotiated, she took Chenchen back to her old house that had not been lived in for nearly ten years."

As a result, she left him a sum of money and told him to go to school hard, but she actually left directly, saying that she would come back to see him once a month in the future.

"It's really reassuring for a five-year-old child to leave herself in such an unfamiliar place, with no one to take care of and no one to cook..."Grandpa Chen sighed.

But Chenchen's kid didn't say a word, and he didn't complain. His mother shook his hands and left, and he stayed in that old dilapidated house by himself and slowly cleaned up. ”

"Out of reach, he stepped on the bench and tiptoed to wipe it with a rag. He couldn't hold the mop, so he squatted on the ground and slowly wiped the floor. ”

"A child who is so little can actually make his own fire and cook, and I don't know what kind of life he has lived since he was a child......"

Speaking of this, Grandpa Chen seemed to remember the scene of the year, and couldn't help but burst into tears.

Some cloudy tears oozed out of his dull eyes, ran down the furrows on his face, and were wiped away by his trembling raised hand.

Lin Xi's heart was about to break when he heard these words.

No wonder Fu Jingchen is so proficient in cooking, it turns out that since he was so young, he has been cooking and taking care of himself.

What about the male protagonist of the pride of the sky? Why did you suffer so much when you were a child?

Grandpa Chen continued: "What Qiu He said at his father's funeral back then chilled the hearts of many people in our village, and everyone scolded her for being a white-eyed wolf with no heart and no lungs. ”

When she came back, she was dressed like that again, and the people in the village continued to gossip that Chenchen must be the child she fooled around outside. Staying by her side would delay her finding a man, so she threw the child directly back to the village. ”

"It's also because of his mother, Chenchen went to elementary school in a neighboring village and was also excluded by his classmates."

"He started school a year earlier and was young. I can't eat enough every day, and I am also thin. ”

"The older kids in the school took the lead in bullying him, laughing at him for being a wild kid without a father, spitting in his face, and he got into fights."

"Those people all know that Chenchen doesn't care about him at all, and if he dares to fight back, they will fight harder, and they are sure that he will not sue the teacher."

"One day, Chenchen came back with a limp with blood on his head."

But even if he was injured, he didn't cry or cry out in pain. When I got home, I fetched water and washed my face, and then went to the yard to cook by myself with the branches I picked up. ”

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