Grandma Zhang smiled, "What can happen to me?"

"Look, isn't it good?"

"Don't look at me carelessly."

The skinny old man is not that easy to fool.

"Your eyes are red, and you still say nothing is wrong?"

"Where's the liar?"

"Be honest."

The thin old man took Grandma Zhang's arm and looked up and down at the old man in front of him, "What happened?"

Ever since Grandma Zhang's wife left, the old man, who had been depressed for a while, seemed to have thought about it and found something to do like feeding cats again. She hadn't seen any gloomy look on Grandma Zhang's face for a long time.

She was sure that something had definitely happened just now.

No wonder I didn't find Grandma Zhang in her usual place.

...

"Hey, you're going to kill me."

The thin old man was a little annoyed by Grandma Zhang's silence, "Speak quickly!"

"Don't hide anything in your heart."

"What's the use of hiding it in your heart?"

"Speak up and maybe I can help you?"

The wrinkles at the corners of Grandma Zhang's eyes relaxed, and she smiled slightly, "It's really nothing."

"Then why are you crying?"

The thin old man presented strong evidence.

She believed what she saw more than what Grandma Zhang said.

"Young man, tell me."

The thin old man looked at Xiao Xiao.

When she arrived, she saw this young man who was no stranger to him.

She thought it was Grandma Zhang who asked someone to send snacks again.

Before she could say hello to the young man, she realized something was wrong with Grandma Zhang.

The attention was naturally on Grandma Zhang.

Seeing that she couldn't get an answer from Grandma Zhang, she turned her attention to this young man.

I just don’t know if this young man was with Grandma Zhang before, or if he just met Grandma Zhang earlier than her?

If it was the latter, she probably wouldn't be able to find an answer.

…

Grandma Zhang shook her head helplessly.

"You, you don't believe what I say?"

"Would you believe it if you were me?"

The thin old man rolled his eyes.

"...I'm really fine."

Grandma Zhang sighed softly, with a faint smile on her face, "Just now, among the cats I fed before..."

The thin old man's heart skipped a beat. She felt that she had almost guessed what Grandma Zhang would say next.

"One is dead."

really.

When the thin old man asked, his raised eyebrows dropped, "I'm sorry."

She knew that Grandma Zhang liked those kittens very much.

Grandma Zhang must have been very sad when she found one of her kittens dead.

She was so ignorant that she kept digging into the details.

…

Grandma Zhang laughed, "What do you have to be sorry for?"

"I know you are worried about me."

"Thanks."

After she had just lost a child she considered a grandson, she still had friends around her who cared about her.

She felt very warm.
Chapter completed!