C213 A Child Who Wants to be Raised but Does Not Want to be Loved
C213 A Child Who Wants to be Raised but Does Not Want to be Loved
"Okay, don't worry, Sister Yan" smiled William as he spoke.
"Sister Yan, it's almost dinner time, what do you want to eat? "I asked them to send it over." William asked with a smile.
"I don't want to eat it, you go ahead and eat it," Li Yan said with a smile.
"Sister Yan, how can this be? "Your body will collapse if you don't eat," William said with a pained expression.
"But I really have no appetite. I don't know what I want to eat," Li Yan said helplessly.
"Eat as much as you can. I'll go get it for you," William said in a soft and forced tone.
"Ok, thank you William." Li Yan smiled knowingly.
"We're still so distant from each other. Seriously, we're best friends!" William complained with his lips pouted.
"Okay, okay, okay. I'm in the wrong. In the future, don't be too formal with me." Li Yan gave in.
"Mm, yes, of course. Wait for me to go get something to eat." William jumped out stupidly.
"Elder sister Liyan, I'm back!" Jane took some fruits and came back.
"Jane, where did you go? "I haven't seen you all day," Li Yan reprimanded.
"I won't tell you right now, but you'll know in the future," Jinx said mysteriously.
"Hurry up and tell me, don't keep me in suspense. Why are you keeping me in suspense?" Li Yan said angrily.
"I won't tell you," Jinx said mischievously.
"..."
In the dining room, Shangguan Lulu Linda and I sat at the familiar table, but now that Li Yan and Wang Yao were no longer there, I felt empty inside.
"Eat up, kids!" Auntie Lin said as she walked in with a smile. We were sitting at the table in a daze.
"Auntie Lin, Sister Li Yan, Sister Wang Yao, and Jane aren't here. Are you used to it?" Shangguan Lulu said.
"It's fine! I'll have them send off the food for Yan'er and Yao Yao!" Auntie Lin wiped her hands and sat down.
"Hurry and eat," Auntie Lin urged us.
I mechanically picked up the bowl. I wasn't in the mood to eat, but in order to live up to Auntie Lin's meticulously prepared dishes, I threw my depressed mood to the side and started to eat big mouthfuls.
Under my guidance, Shangguan Lulu, who was originally motionless, swallowed her saliva. I had successfully aroused their appetite.
"Auntie Lin, the food you made is so delicious!" Shangguan Lulu said happily.
"If you like it, eat more!" Auntie Lin said with a smile.
"Auntie Lin, why don't you eat it? It's all for us to eat." Linda asked curiously.
"I like to see you guys eat. This is the only thing I can make for you …" Auntie Lin played it down.
Auntie Lin's very ordinary words made me especially touched. This was the love of the elders. They only knew how to silently give and never ask for anything in return.
I thought of my parents, do not know the neighbors when I will ask my mother will still cry, do not know my father will also habitually put a cup of hot green tea on my computer table.
I don't know when I'll be able to get back to them. If I can go back, I want to go shopping with my mother to satisfy her appetite, and I promise I won't be bothered by her or nag her again. If I can go back, I want to watch the news with my father and talk about national affairs, and I won't find the news boring anymore, and I won't argue with him because of my point of view.
There was no such thing as an 'if' in life, a moment of hasty parting, and it was unknown if there would ever be a day where they could meet again.
The tree wants peace but the wind does not stop, the child wants to raise but does not stay. I just want to get out of here and go back to my parents. I don't want to be sorry.