I'm reborn, so it's not too much to kill the one who traveled through the book, right?

That morning, Shen Rong discovered that the door of the house next door, which had been closed all the time, was opened, and the family had returned from the county.

Shen Rong's family has two neighbors on the left and right. One is Liu Jinfeng's family, and the door of the other neighbor's house has been closed since Shen Rong married Changsheng.

Shen Rong knew the situation of this family. The family went to live in the county a few years ago. Unexpectedly, they suddenly came back.

Shen Rong came back from washing clothes. Before she even entered the house, she saw Changsheng busy in and out next door, fetching water and chopping wood. Her eyebrows raised subconsciously.

How is this going?

When did Changsheng become so enthusiastic towards people?

At this moment, a gentle voice like water came from the yard next door.

"Brother Changsheng, you have been busy for so long, take a break!"

Shen Rong didn't hear Changsheng's voice, but she knew that Changsheng was busy coming in and out next door!

She was not familiar with the people next door, so Shen Rong did not go over to them, but just hung up the clothes one by one.

When she finished hanging up the clothes, Changsheng came out from next door holding a bag of snacks. Shen Rong felt it was too much to look at the happy expression on his face.

Shen Rong didn't pay attention to Changsheng's strange behavior at first, but who knew that when she turned around, Changsheng ran into the house, took out his most precious wooden box, and went straight to the house next door.

Shen Rong happened to turn around and saw Changsheng's actions.

What did he do with the box of dates?

Usually when she asked him for dates, Changsheng would give her one or two each time. As for the box of dates, it was very precious to him and he would not let her touch it easily. Shen Rong was a little curious about why Changsheng suddenly took out the box of dates, so she followed him quietly.

As soon as she approached the yard of the house next door, she heard Changsheng's voice inside.

"Here...this is what I saved...it's all here!"

"Changsheng, thank you for remembering that I like to eat jujubes, but no need!"

"As promised...I'll save it for you."

The gentle voice was a little anxious, "You idiot, why are you so stupid? We agreed on that when we were kids, but now we're grown up, it doesn't count anymore."

After hearing Changsheng's words outside the yard, Shen Rong was so angry that she was shaking all over!

This bastard!

She used to think Changsheng was stingy and guarded those dates so closely because he loved them so much that he couldn't bear to give them to her. But she didn't expect that he was saving them for someone else. Who said Changsheng was a fool?

How can that fool please other girls?

Shen Rong looked at the two people in the yard through the somewhat dilapidated fence, and childhood memories emerged in Shen Rong's mind.

At the west end of the village, a group of children gathered under a jujube tree. Shen Rong, who was still a little kid, craned her neck, hoping that the big brother on the jujube tree would pick dates down.

"Brother, I'm over here, hit this side! The dates here are red!" Shen Rong's second brother shouted with his neck tilted up under the tree.

"This way! There are more over here!"

"No! Brother Chunsheng, look at that patch, it's all red, it must be sweet!"

"Hit more! Hit more!"

"This is what my brother shot! Don't grab it! Pick it up quickly, sister!"

Little Shen Xiachang was among a group of children. Like other children, he pulled his clothes and quickly picked up a bag of dates.

It was not enough for him to pick all the dates himself. He also picked up the little Shen Rong who was standing under the jujube tree. He stuffed the dates in his pocket into Shen Rong's arms and joined the army of jujube pickers.

Shen Rong tilted her head, took out a jujube from her pocket and wiped it with a handkerchief. Just as she put the jujube into her mouth, she saw Changsheng standing there blankly. She picked a jujube from her pocket and gave it to Changsheng.

"Give."

Changsheng was taller than her. He lowered his head and stared at it blankly for a while, then raised his hand to take it, rubbed it on his clothes, and put it in his mouth.

Shen Rong grabbed another handful from her pocket and generously stuffed it into Changsheng's pocket. "My brother made a lot of them. I'll give you one."

Changsheng silently took the dates and put them into his pocket carefully. I don't know what he was thinking about. He was stunned for a moment, then grabbed a handful of red dried dates from his other pocket and handed them over.

Shen Rong was a little surprised. After a moment's pause, she reached out to take it. Shen Chunsheng shouted from behind her, "Sister is leaving!"

"Mrs. Shen, you dare to accept food from a fool. Aren't you afraid that you will become a fool after eating it?"

"Hahaha..." A group of children ran away laughing.

Shen Rong subconsciously retracted her hand and was quickly pulled away by her two brothers.

Under the jujube tree, Changsheng was the only one standing there blankly, with his arms stretched out stupidly, a few red dried dates in his hands.

Changsheng looked at the backs of his companions who were leaving, his round eyes full of confusion.

He looked at the dates in his hand and thought of his grandmother.

The relatively young grandmother Changsheng stood beside the large fighting gun, pulling the herbs apart. The little Changsheng stood on tiptoe to help pull the herbs apart so that the herbs on the fighting gun could be dried more evenly.

The loving grandma's face was full of smiles. She grabbed a handful of dried red dates from the dustpan beside her and stuffed them into Changsheng's pocket. "Changsheng, you know how to help grandma. These dates are good things. Grandma gives them to you as a reward. Pack them up and share them with your friends!"

Changsheng kept his grandmother's words in mind, but he didn't expect...

Changsheng strolled alone under the old soapberry tree. Before he entered the tree hole, he saw a little girl sitting in the tree hole where he often stayed, crying.

The girl had a red birthmark the size of an egg on her face.

Changsheng ignored him. He squeezed in and sat in his usual seat with his back facing the tree hole.

When the little girl saw Changsheng coming in, she quickly wiped her tears and looked at Changsheng quietly.

Changsheng picked up a branch, dug a hole in the ground, then took out the half-clear and half-red dates and put them in the hole and buried them.

The little girl tilted her head and looked at him curiously, and couldn't help asking, "Why did you bury so many dates?"

Changsheng acted as if he didn't hear anything and didn't say anything. He just raised his foot and stomped the soil firmly.

The little girl looked at the soil under Changsheng's feet with a look of pity and said pitifully, "Isn't that what they gave you?"

As she spoke, her tears began to flow again.

Changsheng still ignored him and took out the big red dates from his pocket, counting them one by one like treasures.

The little girl cried even louder, "Wow... they won't give me..."

One, two, three, four, Changsheng counted them one by one. These were given to him by his grandmother. They were redder and sweeter than the green dates. His grandmother said that they were good things, and they were rewarded to him by his grandmother. They were more precious than the green dates.

Seeing that Changsheng ignored her, the little girl cried and said, "They don't want to play with me, so why don't you play with me... Okay..."

Changsheng pretended not to hear anything. He picked up the big red dates for a while, picked the largest one and put it in his mouth.

"I know they all say you are a fool and don't want to play with you. Let's play together... I'm not afraid of being infected with stupidity... Okay..." The aggrieved voice of the little girl came into Changsheng's ears intermittently.

Changsheng ate one, two, and the third...

"I have big red dates at home. I'll give you some. They taste better than the ones they pick from the trees..."

Changsheng still ignored him and ate the fifth, fourth, fifth, and sixth pills in one go...

"I have some candy and sweet-scented osmanthus cake at home. They were all brought by my mother from the county town. They are very delicious. I'll share them with you..."

The seventh, the eighth, the ninth...

"Wuwu... I have everything at home that you want to eat. Can you play with me? I'm not a monster... Wuwu..."

By the time Changsheng had eaten twenty pills, the little girl's face was covered with tears and snot, and she was crying uncontrollably.

Changsheng seemed to finally realize that there was someone next to him. He tilted his head to look at her, hid in the tree hole somewhat uneasily, and then moved further away from the little girl.

Changsheng's action completely hurt the little girl's heart, and she cried even harder.