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Yin Haoran felt as if he asked why.

The child's voice answered him with great momentum: Of course it's because you will be with me in Gu's Village from now on...

Are you going to live here in the future?

Yin Haoran was stunned...

Then he shook his head, throwing the voice away.

Then he sighed.

He originally thought that he should expect someone to show up—as long as he saw someone, he could ask the way out.

But when someone really appeared, he subconsciously felt terrified.

He has always been unwilling to deceive himself, so he sighed.

Because he realized that he didn't really want to leave this village...

He wondered what the hell was going on.

Wondering why the master's attitude towards himself has changed so much.

I want to know what happened to the child's voice that kept "ringing" in my ear.

So he had to find a place to hide first.

In case someone sees him later and drives him away.

Thinking of this, Yin Haoran immediately started to act.

He didn't know where to hide at first, but the child's voice sounded again: go six steps forward, turn left and go back ten times before two, go right to the seventh pine tree, take three steps back and then go left...

He was stunned, and immediately followed what the boy's voice said.

But when I turned to the right, I didn't see any pine trees, but returned to the tree inexplicably.

After he did it twice in a row, it was always like this.

So he tried to shorten his steps to the distance of a child.

This time he managed to see the pine tree.

After several attempts, he entered a small forest.

Originally, the sky was a bit dark, but now that I entered the forest with luxuriant branches covering the sky and the sun, I felt that I couldn't see my fingers.

But Yin Haoran heaved a sigh of relief.

Because he knew he was in the right place.

Yes, he just does.

So he groped in the dark and walked straight towards the right hand side.

After walking more than 100 steps, my eyes suddenly opened up.

This is an open space, not too big, only tens of square meters, but the light from the top of the head can shine in directly.

There's nothing out of the ordinary here...

But it's actually quite strange, because there is a small hemp rope swing, a simple wooden slide, and a big rocking chair.

The trees seemed unable to block the breeze, so the rocking chair was still swaying gently.

It is strange to protect such a place with a not-so-simple formation.

But he felt that all this was very natural.

Because here's a secret, it's...

He frowned suspiciously, what is it?

He couldn't figure it out.

But he knew he could stay here in peace.

He wanted to sit on that swing and swing, because he thought he liked that little swing very much.

But the swing was too small for him, so he just tried it for fear that it would collapse.

He still kind of wanted to try that little slide.

Because he felt that someone had been telling him to try it, saying that the slide was very fun.

But he glanced at the slide, and then at his ass.

No, you have to get stuck.

So this rocking chair is all that's left.

He sat up, lay down, and swayed slowly, like an old man.

But the crisp laughter of a child rang in his ears.

This time not one, but two.

It's two children lying here together. Although it's a bit crowded, they are very happy.

They seemed to sneak here while the adults were busy.

Just lying side by side, swaying slowly, watching the moonlight and stars all over the sky, lightly falling down, covering them all...

He was wandering here leisurely, but he didn't know that in the other half of the woods not far away, Gu Run'an was staring at him.

He didn't understand how Yin Haoran could find here.

This is his secret base!

It is a place where he comes to calm when he has negative emotions.

Even grandpa just knew about this place, but didn't know how to get in - of course, he might be protecting his little "childlike innocence".

But no matter what, Gu Runan felt that this place absolutely belonged to him.

He didn't understand why Yin Haoran came here?

Is it a mistake?

Then his luck is too bad!

His fists clenched again.

But if this place is ruined, where else can I go when I feel bad in the future?

but it does not matter.

As long as he gets rid of Tianhe, he will probably never be in a bad mood again!

As he was thinking like this, he suddenly heard Yin Haoran who was wandering there, chanting a nursery rhyme.

In the dream, I spent time with Yi at the house, and I lived in a secluded valley far away by car and horse.

Men farm and women weave brocades, while Alang carries water and sisters wash yarn.

In the dream, playing house with Yi, a butterfly is in love with flowers.

Whispering without hatred, cuddling with each other at dusk and talking about Sang Ma.

Playing with Yi in the dream...

To be honest, Gu Runan felt very strange.

Because this is not something Yin Haoran can say at all.

Of course, this is not what Yin Haoran said.

It was the child's voice.

It's just that Yin Haoran thought it sounded good, so he couldn't help repeating it.

But it was in Gu Runan's ears... Although he felt that the song was inexplicably familiar, but...maybe Tianhe read it to him back then.

Anyway, this is more proof that he is not the real Yin Haoran.

An iron ball instantly appeared in Gu Runan's hand, and then changed into the shape of a long knife.

His gaze was fixed on Yin Haoran's body.

The other party continued to sing the nursery rhyme, unaware of his covetousness.

As long as he stabbed down, he could avenge his parents.

All the hatred in his heart will evaporate.

But he stood in the shadow, unable to get out for a long time.

He told himself in his heart not to hesitate, not to be soft...

Just when he was about to take a step, someone grabbed his wrist.

Not too surprised.

He looked at his grandfather who stopped him, and asked softly, "Can you tell me now?"

Grandpa Gu glanced at Yin Haoran and nodded.

The two left here quickly.

Yin Haoran seemed to have heard footsteps, but after looking around, he found nothing, and continued to shake the recliner again.

Because the child's voice said to him: Don't worry, even my grandfather doesn't know here, I just brought you here.

He didn't know who made that voice, but apart from the initial surprise, the voice made him feel very relieved for the rest of the time.

Thinking of An Xin, he sighed again.

He can't always hide here, what should be faced, still has to be faced.

He really wasn't the kind of guy who would be willing to lie to himself.

But he didn't want to ask others how to leave, so he said, "Do you know how to get out of the village?"

He didn't know if the other party could hear it, so there was a temptation in his voice.

Then, no one answered.

Yin Haoran asked a few more questions, but still did not get any response.

He was a little discouraged, thinking that either something was really wrong with him, or that the child had left.

He could only find the way out by himself, but after walking around in the woods for a long time, he could only come back here.

Just when he was downcast, the child's voice suddenly spoke again: We bury this thing, and when we grow up, dig it out, it will prove that we have an agreement!

"What is the agreement?" Yin Haoran asked.

Still no one answered.

The childish voice was talking to himself: We want to bury the things in a safe place, um, you come with me.

Anyway, Yin Haoran didn't know what to do, so he simply followed the voice's orders and walked.

Instead, he walked out of the field very quickly... Then, a wall appeared in front of him.

A tall brick wall.

All the courtyard walls he saw in this village were made of wooden slats or fences. With such a solemn blue brick wall, one could tell at a glance that this house was very important.

He felt that he shouldn't hang around here, lest he be seen badly.

But he thought so, but his legs started to circle around the blue brick wall involuntarily.

This wall is really high, even if he wants to jump over it, it is impossible.

But he felt he could get in.

As for why he had to go in... He thought, no, no, this is against the law, but continued to walk around the fence.

At this time, Gu Run'an was standing behind his grandfather, watching him burn incense to a row of memorial tablets.

This is the ancestral hall of their Gu family, and the spiritual seats of his parents are also here.

Gu Run'an didn't expect that he just wanted to know the whole story of this matter, but his grandfather brought him here solemnly.

And now his mood...

He felt that he should have mixed feelings...or tense, or relaxed, and should...not be as calm as he was now.

But in fact, his heart is very peaceful.

There is a kind of weird calm that everything has to be revealed, no matter whether it is good or bad, he must accept it.

He followed his grandfather to salute the ancestors, and after standing up, he glanced at his parents' tablet, and he pursed his thin lips, waiting for his grandfather to speak.

But grandpa stood in front of the window with his back turned to him and didn't speak for a long time.

Although Gu Run'an persuaded himself to calm down - after all, it was already at this time, his grandfather would always say it.

But the wait was half an hour.

He saw his grandfather secretly shifting the center of gravity of his left and right feet.

Gu Runan: ...

He still couldn't help but said, "Aren't you tired?"

Grandpa Gu turned his head and glared at Gu Runan, "It's not time yet, what can I do?"

Gu Run'an showed a "hehe" expression, "Should we find an auspicious time to talk about this kind of thing?"

Grandpa Gu ignored him and continued to look out the window in a daze.

Yin Haoran has walked around the high wall twice.

The child's voice was gone, but somehow he felt that he must be able to go in, and he must go in.

He wanted to find a ladder, or something to climb up to.

But this high wall is smooth and smooth, and there is no place to rely on it.

After going around half a circle, he suddenly stared at a half-person-high weed under the corner and became dazed.

The fence hadn't been taken care of deliberately, and there were weeds everywhere, but he felt that there was a mystery behind this weed.

Yin Haoran felt that it was absurd, and at the same time pushed aside the grass.

Then he saw... the dog hole.

Yin Haoran: I have to say, Master, you were quite flirtatious when you were young.

Gu Run'an: Hehe, but I couldn't do anything when I was young.