Su Can remembers only three things:
His mother wore her hair in a ponytail and knew a song.
There was a big locust tree by their front door, where cicadas sang nonstop in summer.
And a woman in a floral dress said, “I’ll take you to find your mother.”
He was six that year.
Twelve years later, at eighteen, he finally escaped.
He didn’t know where home was or whether his parents were still alive.
But he now had a System in his mind that could show him every child who had been abducted.
“Every person you save brings you one step closer to home.”
Su Can began a one-man war.
What he didn’t know was this:
His mother had waited for him for twelve years, and her hair had turned completely white.
And that big locust tree was still right where it had always been.
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Although it is fictional, I hope it really does happen.
It's a bit too heavy and real. I hope reality has a system...
Although it is fake, hope comes true, five stars for encouragement!
I hope more people see it