Thirty Years of Retreat

He saw his parents consciously for the first time, and called them monsters, mom, dad, and grandpa. They just laughed and couldn't remember anything else. The memory of that town no longer stayed. He could walk on his own, but he was always pushed. Later, he learned to walk and run faster, and his parents no longer held him up, but he couldn't stop. "No one pushed me." "Why do I have to run so fast?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.