After saying this, the little girl threw her hands and ran forward.
Follow the direction grandma left before.
…
"Wait for me!"
The little boy immediately chased after him.
…
Xiao Xiao straightened up.
A policeman came to Xiao Xiao's side.
He told Xiao Xiao how they discovered Grandma Tian.
…
Before receiving Xiao Xiao's call, the police found nothing.
What they can do is to gradually expand the search area, centered on the small square where Grandma Tian last appeared.
Carpet search.
…
After receiving Xiao Xiao's call, the police had a clearer search scope.
At least it's better than finding a needle in a haystack before.
…
However, the police still found no trace of the old man.
There were not even any passers-by who had seen the old man.
Logically speaking, the old man's special clothes should be very conspicuous.
Then, there should be many witnesses.
Who knows, they didn't meet a single witness...
…
The only witness who saw the old man was not found by the police.
It's the information provided by the old man's family.
That's why they searched here.
…
Just when the police were about to expand their search scope again, they received a call from their colleagues.
Someone called the police and met an old man who was suspected of suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
…
After a few brief inquiries, the police almost confirmed that the old man suspected of suffering from Alzheimer's disease that the caller met was the old man they were looking for.
On the one hand, they sent the police to pick up the old man.
On the one hand, I called Xiao Xiao.
They found someone.
…
Xiao Xiao and the police walked into the police station.
…
The two children approached the old lady who was sitting down.
"grandmother……"
They are quiet.
…
The old lady frowned slightly.
"I'm not your grandma."
"I-"
The old lady's next words stopped abruptly after seeing the actions of the two children.
…
The two children spontaneously pulled out the necklaces around their necks, and hurriedly opened the pendants on the necklaces.
Then he raised it high.
…
The old lady's eyes easily fell on the open pendant.
There is a photo there.
On the photo…
It is clear.
It should be a family.
Even if they are not a family.
They are also a few people who have a lot of connections.
And among these people...
There is a very familiar face.
That's...she...
…
The old lady opened her eyes wide.
Is that her...?
…
"grandmother……"
The little girl pointed at the head in the photo.
"look."
"This is you."
"this is me."
Little girl moves her fingers slightly
"This is brother."
"This is dad."
"This is mom."
…
"grandmother."
The little girl's eyes are shining.
"It doesn't matter if you don't remember us."
"Did you think of anything when you saw this?"
"You are our grandma."
…
"yes."
The little boy nodded.
"look."
"This is a photo of you and us."
…
The old lady touched the photo in the pendant with trembling hands.
This is...her.
The old lady touched her face with her other hand.
is her……
so……
Are these two kids telling the truth?
She really is their grandma.
They are truly her grandchildren.
…
"...It's so ridiculous..."
The old lady murmured.
"How could I forget my grandchildren?"
…
"You are really not mistaken?"
The old lady still said a little uncertainly.
…
"No."
The two children shook their heads vigorously.
"look."
"We have pictures."
"You are our grandma."
…
The old lady was silent.
Her hand caressing the photo slowly fell.
"...I am your grandma..."
"Why did I forget?"
The old lady looked startled.
She remembered what the two children had said before...
She is sick.
….
"……I am sick."
The old lady's voice was very vague.
Her reason told her this conjecture.
Her emotions were unwilling to accept it.
Is she really...sick?
She didn't want to believe it.
But it seems I have to believe it...
…
"What's wrong with me?"
The old lady lowered her eyes and looked at the two children.
She wanted to know what was wrong with her, who she felt had no problem?
…
What disease?
The little girl and boy both looked stunned.
They looked at each other.
There was a bit of questioning and urging towards the other person in his eyes.
…
pity.
None of them know.
…
The little boy and the little girl blame each other.
In the end, the little boy as the elder brother took on everything.
He shook his head.
"we do not know."
"Mom and dad didn't tell us."
"They said it would be fine if we knew that grandma didn't forget us on purpose, but because she was sick."
"Grandma is our grandma."
"Even if grandma forgets, we must remember that grandma is our grandma."
"We can also remind grandma."
The little boy shook the necklace in his hand.
"Let grandma believe what we say."
"Maybe it can also remind grandma of us."
…
The old lady pursed her lips.
She felt that she had almost accepted the two children's statements.
These two children are her grandchildren.
Her mood is very complicated.
She should be happy.
Such lovely grandchildren.
Has a good tutor.
Very concerned about her.
It's also very close.
Anyone looking at these two well-behaved children will feel soft in their hearts.
She did feel happy.
But besides being happy...
The old lady also had other emotions in her heart.
A vague sense of fear and uneasiness.
She seems to have forgotten something...
Very important thing...
what is it then?
…
"grandmother?"
The little girl reached out and took the old lady's hand on her knee.
He tilted his head and looked at the old lady.
"We go home."
…
"go home……"
The old lady repeated these two words subconsciously.
…
"Um."
The little boy nodded.
"Grandma, let's go home."
"I am hungry."
The little boy touches his belly.
"I want to eat."
"Gululu~"
As soon as the little boy finished speaking, the little boy's stomach suddenly growled.
The little boy was suddenly startled.
…
"Pfft~"
The little girl burst out laughing.
She shaved her face.
"Brother is shy."
…
The little boy blushed.
"This is a normal reaction."
"Are you hungry and your stomach is not growling?"
The little boy showed his teeth and claws.
…
"meeting."
The old lady speaks for the little boy.
She curled her lips.
"Anyone who is hungry will growl."
"this is nothing."
"Let's go home."
What the old lady said before she gave birth to two children.
