He seemed to have more to say. Eva picked up a piece of chitterlings and stuffed it into his mouth, "I have chosen to forget these things."
While chewing the food, Jade said in a vague voice, "All right, all right. In fact, we were happy when we were children. When you were in middle school, mom was a waiter in a restaurant. At that time, she often brought some leftovers of the customers back from the restaurant and let eat it to supplement nutrition for us. Once, she brought back two braised eggs. You didn't want to eat them, so you gave them all to me. I was really happy that time. "
Vinton looked at the woman in front of him in silence, and there was an indescribable emotion in his heart, like the waves, deep and serious surging and surging.
It turned out that her childhood was really as miserable as Hazel said.
The unbearable weight in his life seemed to be pressed on this thin shoulder layer by layer.