The little boy didn't quite understand why they had all changed overnight, which made him, who was used to being alone, feel a little uncomfortable.
In his short life, the only things that left a deep impression on him were his mother's disgusted look and his father's busy back.
But now, he seems to have become lively around him.
Not only that, there's also Sister Mianmian, who insists on chatting with him every day, and Auntie too, she takes him with her when she goes out.
When he ran into an acquaintance, he would even introduce him to him.
This left the young boy bewildered. He didn't know what was wrong with everyone, but he just wanted to be alone.
He prefers being alone; he doesn't feel comfortable in large groups or with the enthusiasm of his uncles.
But having been used to being a saw-mouthed gourd, he didn't know how to express his refusal.
Furthermore, he noticed that he seemed to be seeing the strange old man more often, and each time, the strange old man would ask him some questions.
Most of the conversations were repetitive, and he didn't want to talk, but that strange old man kept asking. He was so annoyed, the little boy thought to himself.
So when the doctor asked again, the boy was annoyed and answered only the easiest questions.
Then Grandpa said something strange, and Aunt and the others laughed so happily.
Then he noticed that his uncles and aunts were visiting more frequently, and his aunt was always taking him out to play.
It's either an amusement park or just wandering around aimlessly.
Gradually, the young boy realized that this was not bad. He no longer had to be afraid of being disliked by his mother, nor did he have to be called a burden, nor was he pushed around by others.
His aunt treated him very well, even better than his mother, and his uncle also liked him very much, spending more time with him than his father did.
There's also a patient older sister, two brothers who look exactly alike, and a nasty older brother.
He seems to have gotten used to the liveliness and rarely spends time alone anymore, nor does he want to be alone.
Gradually, the indifferent boy began to smile, to make his own requests, and to say no to things he didn't like.
Then, the little boy started to act cute with his older brothers and sisters, and he would also shyly greet his aunt's friends.
The little boy has someone to love him; he's no longer alone. Therefore, he should also learn to love his older brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts.
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