Ah Tsuji, Ah Tsuji, etc., My mother-in-law kept saying this every day, rocking and swaying in her recliner, saying, you have to turn right at the crossroads, follow that, don't look back. He leisurely said the words he repeated every day. As time went by, it became imprinted in his heart, but he didn't take it seriously.
Then, one day, I can't remember the day of the month, it must have been a long, long time ago.
Walking along the flower field path, there is a huge sea of flowers. Don't stop walking along it. When you encounter the intersection, you think of your mother-in-law - that swaying figure disappeared long ago.
He turned to the right, "Don't look back." My mother-in-law once said.
Next came several more crossroads, and after several right turns, Atsuji suddenly realized that he had been going in circles. He moved his steps and walked to the center of the fork in the road. He turned his back and the right side turned into another road - this was also a right turn.
Satisfied, Atsuji walked the path to the end without encountering any side roads...
The sea of flowers behind was thrown down, and the petals carrying dewdrops traveled lightly towards the distance. When did it rain? Follow Atsuji's pouring dew.
Idea: The child who keeps the secret gets candy.