Every day, we open our eyes and lean on the windowsill, gazing at the driveway in the courtyard, always hoping someone will come and take us away to a better life. But one disappointed face after another passes before my eyes. I'm afraid I'll end up like them. If there's no hope, there's no disappointment, right?
That day, I set foot for the first time in the only “home” those grubby children had. Like them, I leaned against the windowsill, waiting for something.
Her.
The moment she saw me, her eyes widened. Somewhat startled, I stood up straight and watched her approach.
She suddenly broke into a radiant smile, patted my head, and said to the director, “This is the child. I want this one!”
An unusual light flickered in her eyes. At first, I thought I'd found hope, because the way she looked at me felt strangely familiar.
But... I was wrong...
A mask of greed rushed toward me. I didn't even have time to dodge. I was only ten that year, and I was forced to learn about the most sinister side of human nature. It was crueler and more hideous than hell.
This update is so far away from the last one. The author replied: Haha, I'm sorry, I'm taking exams recently, so I don't have time to update.
Xiao Yi is also a bad person, so annoying
I want to ask, are they all 13?
Why is no one reading it? What a great article. I was moved. Come on.