Madam Lin frowned and looked coldly at Shang Tian. "What did you say?"
How could there be fewer people?
She instinctively turned around, but couldn't see Mrs. Lin. "Where is your wife?"
Her hands were clenched tightly. Why... was it her?
If it were Xiao Wu... how wonderful that would be.
Anger welled up inside her, but she showed no sign of it on her face. "Speak."
No one answered her...
Time ticked by, and finally, with tears in her eyes, Old Madam Lin turned to Shang Tian, "I'll take whatever you want, but could they...?" (The sentence is incomplete and ends abruptly.)
Such an elderly person who sacrificed himself for his children and grandchildren is truly moving.
People are neither good nor bad, but things are divided into right and wrong.
Su Qian whispered in Shang Tian's ear, "Let's go, she got her comeuppance."
Shang Tian nodded and carried her all the way back to Shangjia Village. "Aqian, don't you want to take revenge on them anymore?"
Su Qian nodded, "Actually, it's pretty boring."
In that war, she was just an outsider...
"A-Qian." As if sensing her disappointment, Shang Tian said softly, "Although I don't know what you're thinking, I hope you can always be happy."
This was also his mother's wish.
Su Qian remained silent for a long time before giving a muffled "Okay," and then said, "Tian, I think I've remembered something."
"Huh?" Shang Tian paused slightly, turning to look at her with a puzzled expression. "You've lost your memory?"
Why has he never heard her mention it?
Su Qian shook her head, "Well, I don't know which part of my memory I'm missing."
It's not from a past life, nor this life, and we don't even know when it happened.
Shang Tian asked nervously, "Is there anything wrong with your body?" As he spoke, he tried to put the person down so he could examine him carefully.
Su Qian hugged his neck tightly and said, "I'm fine." As if afraid Shang Tian wouldn't believe her, she added, "Really!"
Shang Tian had no choice but to continue carrying her on his back. "If anything happens, you must tell me."
"Mmm." Su Qian rubbed against Shang Tian's neck and said in a slightly hoarse voice, "Tian, I'm so hungry and sleepy."
Shang Tian suddenly stiffened and called out softly, "A Qian."
But all he heard behind him was Su Qian's soft moan. Shang Tian chuckled and carried Su Qian home.
When Aunt Zhang saw him carrying Su Qian on his back, she thought something had happened and rushed over, asking anxiously, "What's wrong?"
Shang Tian shook his head and said in a low voice, "I've been hearing A Qian say she's hungry."
Upon hearing Shang Tian's words, Aunt Zhang said, "I'll go cook," and immediately went into the kitchen.
After settling Su Qian in, Shang Tian went to the stove and added fuel as he said, "Mother, Qian seems to get hungry very easily."
Aunt Zhang paused in her stir-frying, and after a moment said, "Let her eat if she's hungry. It's not like we can't afford to feed her."
Shang Tian raised his head, his face flickering in the firelight. "Mother, you're hiding something from us."
"No," Aunt Zhang immediately denied.
Shang Tian sighed and didn't say anything more. If his mother wanted to say something, she would have already.
"From now on, I'll make more pastries; you can carry them with you with you."
Shang Tian's face instantly darkened. "Mother, you want me to take it?"
"Hmm." Aunt Zhang gave me a look that said, "I know what you're thinking." "Don't you want to?"
he......
I want to!
Shang Tian gritted his teeth, "Mom, are you sure I won't get chased by zombies if I go out?"
"Isn't this a good thing?"
Shang Tian: "......"
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