Sonay's parents have been working outside all year round, and her grandmother has been taking care of her throughout her childhood. Once she casually mentioned that she loved to eat fried dumplings, her grandma prepared them for her every day, silently recorded all her preferences, and devoted all her tenderness to caring for her as she grew up.
Later, my grandma suffered from Alzheimer's disease and gradually lost recognition of her family members. She often called people by the wrong names, but she always remembered Sonaj. As her condition continued to worsen, grandma forgot her route home, and even her basic living abilities were slowly lost. She only cared about Sonay.
On the eve of the college entrance examination, the anxious Sonay confided her concerns to her grandmother, but the confused old man still encouraged her gently. When Sonayi was admitted to a key university and was filled with joy and wanted to announce the good news, she learned that her grandma had passed away.
Years later, friends asked who loved her most. Sonanyi replied softly, she was the one who accompanied me throughout my childhood, and she didn't forget, she just loved me more.
Concept: Memory can be taken away by disease, but love cannot!