Chaoying's small group [Zhongyingmei]

Daisy came to Westchester again.

Westchester is still the same Westchester, surrounded by snow, and it's lucky that Grandma Roxy's house doesn't get smaller and smaller.

Grandma Roxy is much older, and the passing of time is inevitable. When we met, although she still wanted to suck Daisy's tender face, her pounced movements had become slower, which also gave Daisy a great shock. escape space.

"Oh." Grandma Roxy said regretfully, "Really, little Daisy has become uncute."

She cast a contemptuous look at Tony who put down the present: "It must be because I brought up my father."

"Don't put the pot on me." Tony said.

Grandma Roxy has more wrinkles, but she is in good spirits. She even jumps up and hits Tony on the head: "It's not polite to talk to the old man!"

"You still know that you are an old man." Tony retorted, "It's disrespectful to be old."

Grandma Roxy recently stopped betting on the horses. She hasn't been driving around on a motorcycle for a long time. One of the few joys of her later life is walking across the street to Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters every day and talking to Charles. .

"Mr. Xavier's beauty lasts for every day." Grandma Roxy said, "The meaning of my life also lasts for one more day."

Mutant students regard Grandma Roxy as family members, and often like to come to her house to play, so Daisy found that there are a lot of things in the little house from others.

When you come to Westchester, of course you have to see Professor Xavier.

"Charles is in class." A girl said indifferently to the visiting Stark father and daughter, "Wait a minute."

After she finished speaking, she turned around and left. Tony felt that this girl looked familiar—he rarely felt familiar with other girls, so he couldn't help but look twice more.

"Who is this?" he asked.

"It's Lin." Roxy said, "It's a girl adopted by Charles."

When she said that, Tony was a little impressed.

"It's grown so big," he said.

time flies.

"Our Daisy has also grown up." Roxy lovingly played with the braid on Daisy's head, "In a blink of an eye, we will graduate from kindergarten and go to elementary school."

Daisy is looking forward to elementary school.

"You can also find a little boyfriend in elementary school." Grandma Roxy said, "Isn't it?"

"You can find many male friends." Daisy said.

Roxy smiled.

This is an amazing old lady, was, and still is.

Daisy said that she saw her grandparents in reality, but others didn't believe it, but Roxy did.

"Is your grandpa a very stinky person?" Roxy asked Daisy, "That's why your father inherited such a stinky personality."

"Grandpa is not a bad fart." Daisy said, "Grandpa is very good, and grandma is also very beautiful."

"Really?" Roxy said, "If you see them again, say hello to them for me. But maybe I'll see them before you."

"Then you want to say hello for me too?" Daisy asked.

Grandma Roxy said generously: "Of course."

She held out her hand and hooked Daisy.

While talking, Charles dismissed get out of class.

In front of the students, the professor was very dignified. He slowly drove the wheelchair over, nodded and smiled, and welcomed Tony and Daisy.

"How about going to the office for a hot cup of tea?" Charles asked.

He was so handsome, but Daisy knew that this was a character who would drift in the corridor when no one was around.

A moment later, in Charles' office, Daisy was lying on the window sill, watching Bobby outside using superpowers to build an ice and snow castle.

Above the castle, there are children flying around. In this paradise of mutants, they don't need to worry about being stared at by strange eyes, and they can live happily every day.

Daisy watched for a while, then ran to her father and asked, "Can I play with them, Dad?"

Tony also looked outside, saw Daisy was excited, nodded and said: "Yes, but pay attention to safety, do you agree?"

"Do you agree?" Still in his mouth, the child has been swept out of the door like a gust of wind.

Daisy ran into the garden and exhaled a cold breath, covering Poppy's castle with a beautiful layer of frost.

"Wow." The mutants all ran over to see.

Daisy can spit cold wind, radiate heat, and fly, which made them feel very novel. After seeing the end, they applauded.

"I remember when you came here before, you didn't have so many skills." Bobby said to Daisy.

Daisy also remembered that Bobby hadn't grown a beard when she came here.

Bobby blushed, and raised his hand to touch his half-life stubble: "It's not ugly."

"Daisy likes it here," Tony said to Charles. "It's free."

"It's just freedom within a wall." Charles said, "I think it's good to be able to grow up around ordinary people."

"Really?" Tony asked.

"There is no need for too many barriers between superhumans and ordinary people." Charles looked at Daisy who made small snowflakes with her icy breath and gave them to others, and said with a smile, "With superpowers, many things are easy to do. It’s easy for yourself, it’s easy to hurt others, living with ordinary people, seeing the fragility of life, they have the bottom line.”

Charles is still very busy, mediating between the government and the public, constantly narrowing the distance between mutants and ordinary people. His legs are inconvenient, but he often has to travel to many places.

When fighting monsters, Magneto appeared once, like a flash in the pan, the monster was defeated, and Magneto disappeared. Charles turned to look for the trace of Magneto, but it was like looking for a needle in a haystack, and he has not found it until now.

One cannot wake up a person who pretends to be asleep, nor can one easily find a person who deliberately avoids it.

"Let it be." Charles said, "He will always appear."

Daisy returns to the castle surrounded by other children.

With her good skills, she was loved by everyone, and she harvested a lot of candy, and every pocket was full.

"Look!" Daisy happily ran into the office, twisted her body, and showed Tony the result, "Daddy, it's all my candy!"

Christmas is approaching, even though there is still more than half a month left, Christmas decorations are hung up in the school early.

Daisy invited Stephen to her house for Christmas, and she also wanted to invite Charles to her house for the holidays.

"The inviter must be polite." Tony said to Daisy.

Daisy was standing in front of Charles with her legs side by side, bowed and asked politely, "Professor, would you please come to my house for the holiday?"

She thought about it and said, "Our turkey is very big!"

Charles laughed, opened his arms, and beckoned Daisy to come over.

Daisy cooperated very well and threw herself into the arms of the professor.

The professor didn't know what to rub, and there was a faint fragrance on his body.

"Thank you very much for having me," Charles said. "I'll probably spend Christmas with everyone at school, but when the bells ring on Christmas Eve, my heart will be right here for you, okay?"

"Okay." Daisy said, "Then let's see you next year."

Charles said: "See you next year."

That night, Daisy and her father stayed at Grandma Roxy's house.

"When you first lived in my house, Daisy was still drinking milk." Roxy said.

Daisy heard the words and took out the milk bottle she was still drinking from her bag.

"Just pretend I didn't say it." Roxy said.

She snatched the right to sleep with Daisy tonight from Tony, and she was so proud that she tap danced in front of Tony.

"What's there to be proud of?" Tony said, "Be careful not to twist your waist again."

"An old bone will be sprained sooner or later because of such a small thing." Roxy said, "It's a bit happier when it's sprained because of dancing."

When it was time to go to bed, Grandma Roxy patted the quilt fluffy while Daisy was drinking her bedtime formula, and rolled up the baby when Daisy lay down.

Daisy sniffed under the covers.

"Is there any strange smell?" Roxy asked.

"It smells like an old lady." Daisy said.

"Please, I'm an old man!" Roxy laughed loudly.

After laughing, she also lay down under the blanket, next to Daisy: "Do you hate this smell?"

Daisy shook her head: "Father said that a child smells like a child, an adult smells like an adult, and an old man smells like an old man. It's like a natural law."

"That's right." Roxy said, "Birth, old age, sickness and death, gathering and separation are all natural laws."

She touched Daisy's face: "Did you miss me when we didn't meet?"

"I don't forget you every single day, Grandma Roxy," said Daisy.

Although Grandma Roxy always sucks Daisy's face, Daisy still loves her very much.

"I haven't forgotten either." Roxy said, "When I'm free, I recall the times that made me feel happy, and found that there are quite a few, which is very good."

Daisy invites Grandma Roxy to her house for Christmas.

"I'm getting old," said Grandma Roxy, "I can't move anymore, so I'll spend Christmas with Mr. Xavier."

"And shall we meet next year too?" Daisy asked.

"Who knows?" Roxy said, "Maybe we can see you again, maybe we won't have time to see you again."

She was not pessimistic at all, she said this with a smile on her face, and seeing that Daisy seemed to have a sad expression on her face, she quickly changed her words: "See you again, see you later."

Daisy burrowed into Grandma Roxy's arms again.

Grandma Roxy's arms were as warm as Grandma Maria's, she thought.

"No matter what happens in the future, at least at this moment, we are together safely, warmly and happily." Roxy hugged Daisy and closed her eyes, "Even if everything is about to end, I still feel very happy."

"I have no regrets."

"But you still want to live a long life, okay?" Daisy asked softly.

"Okay." Grandma Roxy took a deep breath, "I'll fight for it."

The night light quietly went out.

In the silence, the snow hugged the city and fell asleep together.

"Grandma?" Daisy asked softly in the darkness.

"what?"

"See you next year."

"Okay." Roxy said, "See you next year."