It’s Colder Today

But this time Shi Yun was still ready to go home. Because she had to go back, she went back to the dormitory to pack some clothes, dragged a small suitcase back home.

She also called Wei Songying and told him that she was home.

But no one answered the phone, so she finally sent a message to Wei Songying.

It started to snow again today.

Shi Yun took a taxi at the school gate for a long time before he arrived.

Probably as the New Year is approaching, many people working in the capital have returned to their hometowns. There will always be traffic jams on the way home. Perhaps because of the reluctance to go home deep down, Shi Yun doesn't feel bothered by traffic jams at all.

Instead, he sat in the back row and looked at the snowy sky with interest.

She thought that for people who didn't feel homesick, she would be like this when they returned home. I even hope that the red section of the traffic jam will be stretched longer, just like taking an empty bus when I have nothing to do, and hope that the terminal is further away.

But maybe the driver doesn't want to.

The driver drove along the small road with great skill, and finally delivered Shiyun outside the old alley on time.

Looking around, brand new spring couplets and the character 福 are pasted on every house.

The wheels of the suitcase were difficult to drag on the stone pavement, and the rolling sound of the wheels was too loud. Shi Yun didn't want to disturb other people, so he simply carried it all the way from the entrance of the alley.

The suitcase was stuffed with a few clothes and books, as well as her laptop.

Those few books that I don't know whether they will be opened account for one-third of the total weight. Shi Yunti took a break, and after walking a few steps, he suddenly felt a lightness in his hand.

He Sui didn't know when he appeared behind her.

The old alley is so old that cars can't park in it. In the past two years, a vacant space was built in front of the old neighborhood where land is at a premium and transformed into a parking lot to facilitate parking by people nearby.

He Sui stepped forward to help and handed her the roasted sweet potatoes and chestnuts in his hand: Why don't you delay?

Shi Yun took the thing in his hand and said, The wheel is broken.

He Sui did not doubt that he was there and helped Shiyun carry it: I bought two portions of chestnuts and roasted sweet potatoes. You can take one to eat.

Auntie is working hard to cook for you at home. Why don't you eat well and buy something like this? Shi Yun reached out and took out a chestnut from the paper bag. The chestnut had an opening. With a slight squeeze, the chestnut shell fell into place. Peeled off.

He Sui still doesn't know Shi Yun's little plan: Then you take them all.

Shi Yun immediately tasted the chestnuts from Liangrenji, and only their chestnuts could be so delicious. In the past, in the winter, they would always pool their pocket money and go to Liangrenji to buy chestnuts to eat. Of course, most of the time it was not Shiyun's turn to pay.

The two of them walked in together, and the smell of food wafted from the half-open window next to it. Shi Yun peeled off another one and gave it to He Sui. He took it from Shi Yun's hand and threw it into his mouth: How long will you stay here this time?

Look at my dad.

Although chestnuts are delicious, they are chewy.

Are you and Uncle Shi still arguing? He Sui was concerned about her.

Shi Yun and He Sui's family lived in an alley, and they still had to walk a long way. The electric poles were in a mess above the old alley, so the electrician had to work hard.

I don't know whose family was cooking braised meat in the courtyard. The smoke rose from the courtyard and was blown away by a gust of wind just as it was about to touch the wires that divided the sky.

Vulnerable.

It has never been better since then. To him now, I am not his daughter, but one of the murderers who killed his wife.

He Sui was silent because he knew the cause and effect of the matter. Shi Yun was as old as him, and she had been someone else's child since she was a child. There was no family in the alley who didn't envy Shi Yun's mother. Shi Yun also strives for success. He has never let his parents worry about his studies since he was a child. He even skipped a grade and always received a full scholarship to study.

She is different from other children. There is no time when she is disobedient, and there is no period when she is rebellious and talks back to her parents, causing them headaches.

During her more than 20 years of glory, she fell into trouble once, and that time led to the unexpected death of her mother.

He Sui knew better what caused Shi Yun's special depravity.

The topic was so heavy that Shiyun felt a little uncomfortable. She moved the topic away: By the way, I met Zhuo Hui two days ago.

He Sui had an impression of his former frail neighbor: What's wrong?

He feels like he's dying. After Shi Yun finished speaking, he suddenly realized that this topic didn't seem to be any easier.

For two people who have lost loved ones, death is not something that can be talked about casually and then forgotten in a blink of an eye.

Their house could already be seen. Shi Yun saw the handmade lantern hanging at the door of their house from a distance, and his eyes became sore.

He Sui carried Shi Yun's suitcase all the way to the door, then placed it on the ground, pulled up the handle, and sighed: Life is quite fragile.

Shi Yun agreed, but did not answer him. Holding the handle and dragging the suitcase towards home. He Sui looked at the wheels rolling to the ground and knew that Shi Yun had lied to him again: You lied to others again.

Shi Yun raised the sweet potatoes and chestnuts in his hand to express his gratitude: The wheel is broken, which means that the wheel may break when it rolls all the way to the door of the house.

Qiang's words make sense.

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My grandparents still wrote the couplets posted on the door as they did in previous years.

Bacon is hung in the yard, and the pork she buys is her favorite pork belly.