She should always be watching over the child.

Because the children in the countryside could run around freely but always came back on time, she was careless, thinking that her husband worked here and nothing would happen.

Who knew that this carelessness would lead to the loss of the child?

She still feels guilty when she thinks about it.

“At that time, I didn’t want to live anymore. It was my fault that I lost my child.”

“If I keep watching her, she won’t get lost.”

The more she talked, the more heartbroken she became.

In the years that followed, she persisted in searching for her child.

But I just can't find it.

People say that kidnappers have to take a train to get away; it's so far away, who knows where they'll end up?

They also said they might have taken them by boat abroad.

She really couldn't go on living during that period.

It was Mr. Sheng who had someone bring Sheng Jingheng from Kyoto to her so that she could take care of him; otherwise, she really would have gone with her daughter.

Thinking back on the past, Mrs. Sheng still felt guilty.

Sheng Yueqing wiped away her tears, "It's not your fault, the fault lies with the person who stole the child."

"If they hadn't stolen the children, they wouldn't have disappeared."

Mrs. Sheng still felt that it was her own problem.

"If I had watched it carefully, it wouldn't have been lost."

"I wonder where my Xinxin is now? If she's not doing well, she'll definitely hate me for not watching over her and letting her get taken away by bad people."

She leaned on Sheng Yueqing's shoulder, tears streaming down her face.

Qi Xinxin also shed tears, "Grandma Sheng, your health is the most important thing."

So many years have passed. If Mr. Sheng hadn't said that the child might still be alive, she probably wouldn't have been able to hold on for so many years.