"Mommy, where's our little sister?" The two little boys asked in innocent voices from inside the room. They searched everywhere but couldn't find her.
They had no choice but to ask again. "Mommy, why isn't our little sister here?"
The woman on the bed kept wiping the corners of her eyes and answered through her tears, "Your little sister went to live with another family. She'll come back when she's grown up."
"Oh! Big brother, then we have to grow up quickly so we can see our little sister," the younger boy told his older brother.
"Mm, that's right," the other boy agreed with a nod.
Thinking of the little daughter who had been sent away, the woman watched her two well-behaved sons and wept bitterly.
The book is very good, but it is too real. It was depressing to watch, as there were similar people and things around me before. I won't continue reading and wish the author good results!
The story is a true portrayal of the era of the older generation. It is worth reading and I look forward to more rich content in the future.
The story is really true. There is no writing to cater to society or readers. It's worth watching, I believe people born in the 70s and 80s will be deeply moved by it.