The child's mother looked at the peaches in the child's hand.

Originally, the child's father wanted to carry it.

Ten peaches say they are heavy or not, and they are not light.

But the child insisted on taking it himself.

He said that this was his apology to the old man.

...

The child's father follows the child.

I just told the child: when I feel I can’t carry it anymore, I will give the bag to my father.

...

The child finally returned home and lay directly on the sofa.

The hands drooped.

worn out.

Death too much.

He looked at his hands.

There are red marks on the palm of your hand.

...

"Let you show off."

The child's mother sits next to the child.

"How good it is for your dad."

...

"yes."

The child's father smiled, "But..."

He gave the child a thumbs up.

"sharp."

"Chenchen does what he says."

"I really took Taozi home by myself."

...

"hey-hey."

The child smiled.

...

When I went to school on Monday, the child put six peaches in his schoolbag.

He and his parents ate their peaches.

There are still six peaches left.

It's for the old man.

...

Before going out, the child checked his schoolbag again.

Um.

The homework book is in.

Peaches are there too.

...

"I'm leaving."

The child left the house.

...

A child has never expected himself to be unlucky one day as he does today.

He looked left and right.

Want to find the old man.

...

No.

The child walked into the school in disappointment.

But thinking that he had many unlucky experiences at school, he felt expectation in his heart again.

...

Still not.

The child left school in disappointment.

It's raining.

His umbrella is fine.

Nothing is gone.

It was not broken either.

...

His classmates congratulated him on not being unlucky today.

He smiled reluctantly.

But he wants to be unlucky.

He wants to see the old man.

Want to give the peach to the old man.

...

The child held an umbrella and left school with his head down.

...

He returned home safely.

No wrestling.

...

The child stood at the doorstep in a daze.

It took him a while before he came to his senses.

He opened the door.

...

"Chenchen, are you back?"

The child's mother smiled and looked at the child.

Soon, she discovered something was wrong with the child.

"What's wrong?"

“Unhappy?”

"Have you encountered anything unhappy at school?"

...

The child's mother approaches the child.

She reached out to help the child take off his schoolbag.

...

The child shook his head.

no.

He did not encounter unpleasant things at school.

Moreover, because he encountered unlucky things too frequently some time ago, the teachers and classmates took more care of him.

...
To be continued...