The drizzle in early autumn submerged me, and at some point, the rain on my face turned into tears, slowly sliding down my pale cheeks.

A row of old houses stood still in the rain. I was walking alone on the wet road. On my left was the mother river of this small town. It is a rainy season, but it has dried up.

This is a slum area, 99% of which are single-storey buildings. There is only one dilapidated and narrow two-story building that stands alone like a group of chickens. That is my home, and the entire two-story building belongs to me and my mother.

I came back, my eyes were indifferent, my mind was still clear, but I was drenched in rain.

The door is locked, I have the key, but what about the mother?Are you going to see your brother again?

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