The Story of the Little Roast Chicken

Emmmmm After reading the article, I looked at the publication date of the article and realized that I and Little Roast Chicken are in the same year. . . . . . . . . .

I have encountered a very similar patient, neonatal septicemia. The family probably thought it was leukemia and ran away. He was raised in the intensive care unit until he was almost one year old and was adopted by relatives in the hospital's logistics. The family was in good condition and did not have any children of his own. However, he was happy for a few days. For some reason, the original parents suddenly showed up and asked the adoptive parents for money. After many twists and turns, the child was still sent to the biological parents who only wanted money.

Thank you for this realistic story. The author told it very enlighteningly. At first, I felt angry and unfair, but after reading it, I can only say that if I encounter such a thing one day in the future, I hope I can have that persistence to change someone's initial destiny.

Life is the most precious gift

I really wanted to say something, but I found that I couldn't say anything. It's all fate. Do your best and obey fate.

After reading it, I felt very complicated. . . Score and leave

Poor child, but also a lucky child

We are all ordinary people, there are always lucky and unlucky, and there are always times when we are powerless. Good luck to everyone in the story

I'm here to make a supplementary review... I'm sorry...

Alas, there are too many such things in the world. If you can take care of one, just take care of one. Bless Little Roast Chicken and other children like him.