I love you for a long time

The message Lu Yi sent was very simple, with only one sentence: "Congratulations, you have two godmothers who love you!"

Cong Rong stared at the phone for a long while before replying with two words: "Thank you!"

Then he sent another one: "Please keep this matter secret, and please remind Ji Lan to keep it secret."

Lu Yi replied with a word: "Okay."

Cong Huan stared at the phone dialog box for a long time. After half an hour, Lu Yi did not send any more information, nor did it display the words that the other party was editing, so he closed the dialog box between the two.

These days Cong Huan deliberately doesn't let himself think about Lu Yi, and most of the time he just relaxes and is in a daze.

Cong Huan was almost always in this state as long as he was not in front of the three of the Wen family.

In the evening, Mother Wen sent Cong Huan back to bed with a gentle smile in her eyes, and Cong Huan said, "Good night, Aunt Wen."

The smile on Mother Wen's face stopped suddenly: "You still call me Aunt Wen."

"Godmother, good night." Cong Huan immediately came back to his senses, and smiled embarrassedly: "I'm not used to changing my words for a while, godmother, don't be angry, don't be an example, I will definitely remember it in the future."

Mother Wen said angrily: "I'm a silly boy, the godmother recognizes you as a goddaughter because she really likes you. How could she be angry because you forgot to change your mouth on such a trivial matter?"

Cong Huan hugged Wen's mother's arm and acted like a baby: "Godmother is the best!"

Mother Wen rubbed her hair with a smile, and didn't go back to her villa until Cong Huan closed the door to sleep.

In the room, Cong Huan was also dazed for a while, and suddenly remembered that "Godmother is the best!" She didn't just say this sentence to Wen's mother.

The first time Cong Huan really said "godmother is the best!" was to his first godmother, Auntie Pei.

Thinking of what Lu Yi said just now, "Congratulations, you have two godmothers who love you!", I couldn't help feeling guilty.

I mentioned to Lu Yi that I have a godmother, Aunt Pei, but Lu Yi remembered it, but I haven't contacted my other godmother, Aunt Pei, for a long time.

Since she was eight years old, Auntie Pei met Cong Huan when she went to the orphanage to make a donation, and she was attracted by the cute and beautiful Cong Huan. Later, she would often visit the orphanage when she had time.

There are actually quite a few people who come to the orphanage to make donations, most of them donate books and clothes.

However, after Auntie Pei came here a few times, she gradually learned some of Cong Huan's preferences from the contact with Cong Huan, so when she donated things later, she would specially prepare a separate gift for Cong Huan, or a delicious food. Snacks, snacks, or some interesting toys, etc.

Cong Huan received such special care, and liked this Auntie Pei very much, but because she was afraid that Dean Ni would be angry if she found out, she approached her cautiously in private.

Fortunately, Dean Ni's thoughts are not at all on the daily charity figures who go to the orphanage to make daily donations and show love.

The coordination of the orphanage is handled by Chi Zhan, knowing that Cong Huan, the most beautiful child in the orphanage, has received more individual donations than other children, so he doesn't say anything.

Cong Huan has always maintained the special care and love of Aunt Pei. Every time Aunt Pei came to take a photo with her, Cong Huan would show his cutest and brightest smile.

At that time, I was still young and didn't have a mobile phone, so I asked Aunt Pei for an address. Every time I corresponded with Aunt Pei, I told Aunt Pei every time I made progress.

Such days came to an abrupt end on Cong Huan's ninth birthday.

Because on this day, Aunt Pei came to the orphanage and said that she would give Cong Huan a special birthday present.

This special birthday gift is that Auntie Pei came to the orphanage to go through the formalities of adopting Cong Huan as her daughter with the materials she had already inquired about and prepared.

It's just that such a big commotion couldn't be hidden from the chills. Dean Ni knew about it and told Aunt Pei that she was late because Cong Huan had already been adopted by someone else, but the other party went abroad for some reason, so she returned Cong Huan temporarily. Foster care in orphanages.

Auntie Pei was very annoyed that she was one step too late, but what she didn't know was that as soon as she walked out of the orphanage gate, Dean Ni quickly went through the formalities for her to adopt Cong Huan as her daughter.

He also strictly ordered Cong Huan not to speak to the outside world, especially to Aunt Pei. In the orphanage, only Dean Ni, Han Zhan, and Cong Huan knew about it.

After that, every time Aunt Pei came to the orphanage to donate materials, she never saw Cong Huan face to face.

Because every time someone from the orphanage came to donate, they had to register at the gate security office, and often Aunt Pei was still registering, and Cong Huan was taken by the chills to Dean Ni's small building in the pine and bamboo forest.

Cong Huan knew that Han Zhan was following Dean Ni's order, so she could only contact Aunt Pei by letter every time. She didn't write in the letter that she was only taken away on purpose when Aunt Pei came, but said other things. Various reasons.

Gradually, the days when Auntie Pei came to the orphanage to donate in person became less and less, and then she almost never came. Instead, she donated love items in the form of mailing materials every time. Of course, there was a separate donation to Cong Huan every time.

The days went on like this, and Cong Huan gradually got used to this form. He still contacted Aunt Pei by letter every month to tell Aunt Pei about her growth and progress. Aunt Pei would also tell Cong Huan some new things in the letter. things to learn.

For example, after five years like this, when Cong Huan was 14 years old, Auntie Pei said in a letter that she has learned to type on a computer, writing letters on the computer and then printing them out, which is quick and easy, and saves her from having to write letters by hand when she is old. My hands get sore for a long time, and I will use the computer to write and print out letters in the future, so I can chat more with Cong Huan.

Since then, Auntie Pei has been using a computer to type and write letters. Sure enough, she typed quickly. The letters she wrote to Cong Huan included a lot of words, and she also asked Cong Huan more about her study and life.

Cong Rong can confide more, except for some things about Dean Ni's instructions, Cong Huan dare not tell Aunt Pei, and Cong Huan almost confides to Aunt Pei for other things.

For so many years, although Cong Huan has hardly met Aunt Pei since he was nine years old, Aunt Pei has become the most important person who accompanied Cong Huan to adulthood.

From Cong Huan's nine-year-old to Cong Huan's senior year of high school, the two of them piled up a letter every month to a height of more than one meter.

When Cong Huan graduated from the third year of high school, he was a day student, and he had to go back to the orphanage to stay at night. When he was in college, because he was studying in Shencheng, one of the two boxes of luggage that Cong Huan brought with him when he left the orphanage contained these letters.

Another reason why Cong Huan applied for the university in Shencheng was that she knew that Aunt Pei's hometown was in Shencheng. In the following years, Aunt Pei had returned to her hometown from Guangcheng to settle in Shencheng.

On the day Cong Huan reported to Shencheng University, he wrote to Aunt Pei, saying that he would visit Aunt Pei in person on the first weekend after school started.

Aunt Pei wrote back saying yes, and indicated in the letter that they would meet at a famous restaurant in Shencheng at noon on weekends. Aunt Pei said that she would treat Cong Huan to a big meal.

However, when Cong Huan had a week of class and came to the box of the big restaurant at noon on Saturday, she waited until the restaurant was closed, and she did not wait for her dear Aunt Pei...