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"elder brother."
When he didn¡¯t get a response, Rong Guanguan pulled his brother¡¯s sleeve and shook it: ¡°Brother.¡±
"elder brother."
Rong Li's eyes were blank. When he heard Rong Guanguan calling him, his dull eyes gradually began to glow with tiny bits of light. He lowered his eyelids and relaxed.
"Give this to him."
Rong Li gave the takeaway bag to Rong Guanguan.
Rong Guanguan said: "Okay."
He was not carrying a bag, but holding the box of still warm dumplings in both hands, running quickly on his two short legs.
Panting, he ran up to the boy, squatted down, and was as tall as the boy with crippled legs.
Who says children don¡¯t understand gentleness? The four-year-old child said the gentlest words in the softest voice: ¡°Little brother, this is for you to eat, it¡¯s still hot.¡±
The boy sitting on the ground slowly raised his head. The dirt on his face covered his appearance. Only his eyes were still alive. Gradually, tears filled his eyes.
"Thank you." He took the box of hot dumplings with his dirty hands, almost sobbing, "Thank you thank you."
Rong Guanguan took out a piece of hazelnut candy from his pocket, which he was reluctant to eat, and put it in the boy's hand: "You're welcome."
Rong Li, who was waiting at the intersection, turned back, his vision blurred by the approaching night.
The sunset in the distance has completely set, and the dim twilight is pressing down, but the street lights nearby are all on, spreading silvery white all over the ground. Darkness and light collide at the edge, one side is black and the other is white, they are two worlds. .
They are children living on the same land and in two worlds, one in the dawn and the other in the abyss.
Rong Guanguan returned to Rong Li. He kept looking back. He was still at an age that didn't know how to feel sad, but he was like a little old man, frowning tightly.
"Brother, what should I do about that little brother? Where will he sleep at night? Will he have food for next meal?"
You will sleep on the street and won¡¯t have food for your next meal, but if you¡¯re lucky, someone might be willing to give you a handout.
He is a child who relies on charity to survive.
Rong Li looked at the child in the street lamp in silence. He carefully held the box of dumplings and headed downstream down the street. He supported the ground with one hand and dragged his disabled legs as he moved with difficulty.
Rong Li replied: "Someone will come and take him away at night."
Rong Guanguan chased and asked: "Who is it? Is that little brother's family?"
They are a group of demons.
"Well, his family will come find him." Rong Li lied and led Rong Guanguan toward his home. He couldn't see the road clearly because it was dark, so he walked slowly.
The child¡¯s palms are warm.
"Brother, where are you?" His eyes were also warm. Even though the night was dim, the shadows reflected in those eyes that had not been stained by the floating world were still clear and clean. "Brother, at that time, was there anyone? Look for you?"
No.
He climbed out on his own.
But he told Rong Guanguan: "What Cheng Ji said is all to deceive children and is not true."
He is only four years old. He doesn¡¯t need to know how dark the world is. He only needs to know that the Grimm¡¯s fairy tales are true, that his nose will grow longer if he lies, and that Santa Claus will hide gifts in his socks.
Rong Guanguan was quiet, his head drooped and he said no more.
The night wind blew the trees on the roadside, rustling the fallen leaves. The wind in late autumn is always cold, biting and biting. It can bring the cold air to the bone marrow, like sharp and sharp needles, piercing densely.
When going down the steps, Rong Li stumbled and almost lost his balance.
Rong Guanguan was so frightened that he cried: "What's wrong with you, brother?"
Rong Li remained silent, his jaw tense.
"Does your leg hurt?"
Rong Li let go of Rong Guanguan's hand and held on to the lamp pole. His eyelashes drooped, covering the emotion in his eyes: "Sit for a while before leaving."
The wooden chair was just behind the lamp pole, only a few steps away. He walked slowly, with a slight limp, and limped over. After sitting down, he lit a cigarette and puffed it into his lungs.
Rong Guanguan sat next to him, picking at the wooden chair with red eyes.
Rong Li chewed his cigarette and turned his head. He couldn't see clearly, he could only see the outline, like a faint shadow.
The child is still on the street, crawling very slowly.
No one will come to find him, no one will pick him up, no one will save him. If he is lucky, he will continue to survive.?If he is unlucky while alive, he will die in a corner that no one knows about. When his body becomes stiff and his body stinks, no one will look for him.
"Rongguan pass."
Rong Guanguan had a sad expression: "Huh?"
Rong Li threw the cigarette on the ground, stamped it out, then picked it up and threw it into the trash can: "Go to Xu Tanxi's place and ask her to take you home."
Xu Tanxi¡¯s shop is right in front, there are lights inside, and she hasn¡¯t closed yet.
"What about you, brother?"
Rong Li stood up and took him off the chair: "I'm going to kill the pig."
Rong Guan nodded and went to the store at the end of the street. Rong Li watched him reach the door of the store before turning around and leaving. He couldn't see the road clearly, so he walked along the edge.
"Sister Xu."
The door is very heavy and cannot be pushed open: "Sister Xu."
Xu Tanxi immediately put down the embroidery bandage in her hand, and didn't care if the thin blanket on her legs fell to the ground. She ran to open the door: "Guan Guan, why are you outside alone?"
Rong Guan Guan pointed to her: "Brother is there."
Rong Li had already gone far, and Xu Tanxi could only see a small black figure standing at the door of the store. He was very tall and always stood out in the crowd.
"Did my brother ask you to come?"
"Um."
"It's windy outside, come in quickly."
Xu Tanxi led Rong Guan into the house. She watched Rong Li go further and further through the glass door.
Why don¡¯t you bring a flashlight? What if you fall?
At nine o'clock in the evening, Rong Li had not come back yet.
Xu Tanxi was worried that Rong Guanguan would be alone at home, so she asked him to stay. He said he would watch TV for a while and then go to bed immediately. Xu Tanxi took him to the bedroom, turned on the TV, and asked him to sit on the bed and watch.
She went out to drop off her mobile phone at home to Aunt Yin'e who was out playing cards. When she came back, she saw Rong Guanguan sitting on a small wooden stool at the door.
"Guan Guan," she walked over, "Why aren't you asleep yet?"
Rong Guanguan sat obediently on the stool and looked out the door: "My brother hasn't come back yet."
She put the lantern on the ground and squatted down, brushing her skirt: "It's already very late. I have to go to school tomorrow, so I have to go to sleep."
He is not sleepy yet: "I want to wait for my brother."
It was windy outside, Xu Tanxi touched his hand, and it was cold. She was afraid that he would catch the cold, so she coaxed him and said, "I'll wait here. I'll wake you up when my brother comes back, okay?"
Rongguan was very cold, and he shivered: "Okay then."
Xu Tanxi took him upstairs, and after coaxing him to sleep, she put on her windbreaker and came down. She turned on the light at the door, walked to the corridor outside the yard, and looked at the alley in the distance.
A villager who was returning home late passed by and said hello to her: "Xiao Xu, who are you waiting for?"
She just smiled and said nothing.
The moon was bright and the stars were sparse, the lantern was placed at her feet, and the wind was blowing her banana-green skirt. She waited from the bright lights of thousands of houses to the dead of night, until all the lights in the neighborhood were turned off.
She lowered her head and looked at her toes.
The barking dog suddenly became quiet. She looked up suddenly and saw a vague figure in the distance, stumbling towards her.
It¡¯s Rong Li who¡¯s back.
She held a lantern and walked into the alley. When she got closer, she saw clearly that he was covered in blood. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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