"This is my balloon!"

The little girl stretched out her hand.

...

"Nannan."

Grandpa, grandma stopped breathlessly.

The child finally stopped.

Thanks...

They looked at the strange boy.

A grateful smile appeared on his face.

"Thank you, young man."

Thanks to this young man who pulled the child's balloon.

otherwise……

This kid is probably still chasing balloons.

Or you're going to cry.

...

"You're welcome."

Xiao Xiao shook his head.

"It just flew past me."

This is also a coincidence.

Since this balloon flew to him so by chance.

How could he not grasp it?

...

The old lady bent down to help the child tie the balloon to her wrist.

"Nannan."

"I'll get the balloon this time."

“Can’t let it fly anymore.”

...

"Um."

The little girl nodded seriously.

He raised one hand and let grandma tie the balloon to her wrist.

Hold the balloon in your arms with the other hand.

...

The old lady laughed a little.

"Do you want to go home with a balloon like this?"

...

The little girl gently pressed the balloon with her chin.

"You can't let the balloon fly again."

...

"Can you see the front with the balloon like this?"

The old man frowned slightly.

The balloon almost completely blocked the child's face.

"Your grandma tied the balloons to your hands and the balloons wouldn't fly."

"You don't have to hold it like this."

"What will I bump into when I walk..."

"Breaking the balloon..."

"You're going to cry again."

...

Why……

The little girl hesitated a little.

"I don't want it to fly like it just now."

Only by holding it in your arms like this can the little girl feel at ease.

...

The old man shook his head.

“It won’t fly away.”

"Look."

“Isn’t it tied to your hands?”

...

The little girl looked down at her wrist.

She reached out and pulled the rope that pulled the balloon, and a little worried appeared on her face, "Will the rope break?"

...

Old man:...

The old lady reached out and tapped the little girl's forehead gently.

"You."

"I'm young, but I've learned to worry."

“This rope is very tight.”

“It won’t break.”

...

"How do you know?"

The little girl is still worried.

"just in case……"

...

The old lady shook her head.

"Everything is in case, if you really want to say that..."

This life is impossible to pass.

But this principle must be understood by a child who is in kindergarten...

It seems unlikely.

never mind.

The old lady gave up.

"If you like to hold it, just hold it."

"You will know that it will be difficult for you to walk like this."

...

The old lady looked at the kind-hearted young man again.

"young people."

"You saw it, too."

"This kid really likes this balloon."

"Thank you for helping this kid hold this balloon."

The old lady thanked again.

I felt a little moved.
To be continued...