[US Entertainment] The medicine cannot be stopped

New Year's Day ushered in just a few days after Christmas, and the [-]th century officially came to a successful conclusion. People all over the world are rejoicing that they have survived the end of the world in [-], and they are also celebrating to welcome the new century , even the Hill family, who lost their job and owed a foreign debt, seemed to be infected by the surrounding atmosphere of the century.

Dave temporarily put aside his worries, moved out a large box of tapes from the bedroom, and introduced Daisy endlessly.

This large box of disks was roughly divided into two categories by him, MJ's songs... and others.

Even the popular albums of Marilyn Manson, Green Day, Madonna, etc. were just casually classified by him as others. He enthusiastically introduced to his daughter the bunch of songs sung by Michael Jackson that took up more than half of the space. , Dave remembers everything from the release date of the song to the honors he has won.

As a loyal fan of MJ, Dave has never exhausted his energy in promoting his idol. This time, because of Daisy's occasional interest, he not only unilaterally reached a settlement with his daughter, but also Dafang plans to lend out the music tapes that he has treasured for many years, and share them with his daughter who has the potential to become an idol fan.

His idea is very simple, no matter who you are, as long as you like MJ, then we are brothers!

"This tape is one of my favorite albums. It originally had a matching CD and poster, but unfortunately you broke them." Dave picked from the disks spread out on the dining table, and picked them up. One of the plates showed a nostalgic expression.

"Really? Why don't I remember this?" Daisy curiously studied the buttons of the old-fashioned tape drive, and the cover of the tape drive made creaking noises when she opened it repeatedly.

Dave immediately looked resentful, and even his shoulders collapsed, "At that time, you couldn't even walk, and you crawled to tear up my poster, and you even drool on a CD..."

This was probably the beginning of the father-daughter pair's discord. Since then, Daisy has shown unparalleled talent in cheating.

Daisy took the tape from her father and tried several times before successfully playing it. The soothing melody and emotional voice quickly attracted her attention.

This is a lyrical song. From the content of the lyrics, it is obviously a pop song that describes feelings and separation. Daisy is not experienced enough, and no sincere and delicate emotions can resonate with her. Catchy enough to get her hooked.

The father and daughter stopped talking and listened to the music quietly. Daisy came back to her senses only after the song "You? Are? Not? Alone" was played.

"I don't remember what you said, but I am happy to compensate you for your posters and CDs in the future." Daisy blinked and made a serious promise, "I will definitely work hard to make money in the future, and take you and your mother to Watching Michael's concert!"

Dave was stunned for a moment, and stretched out his hands to rub Daisy's soft golden hair in relief, but was avoided by his daughter in disgust.

"Anyway, I see it through. If I count on my father, I will never be able to afford concert tickets in my life!"

Dave's moved expression froze on his face, and there was no place to put his outstretched hand in mid-air.

God must have gone wrong somewhere, his daughter can't be such a devil!

……

No one knows if God made a mistake, but Daisy is indeed not like Dave and Nancy in some ways, such as intelligence.

Unlike her parents with normal intelligence, Daisy is like the product of a genetic mutation. Her learning ability far exceeds that of her peers.

Although it is a bit partial-her physical education is on the verge of failing every year-but her other subjects, especially liberal arts and music, are far better than her senior classmates at the same school, although it is not exaggerated that she is better than the teacher Formidable, but the school determined through testing that she was at least at the level of a sixth grader.

According to the school, it is hoped that her study progress will not be delayed and the parents will go through the procedure of skipping grades as soon as possible. However, when the family's financial situation was not bad, Nancy never had the idea of ​​letting her daughter skip a grade.

The reason is that she doesn't want Daisy, who doesn't even have many friends, to lose her happy childhood completely. She believes that if Daisy gets along with her peers more, she can always make a few friends who have the same hobbies and like-mindedness.

Although in fact no matter how long we have been together, it is difficult to find friends with Daisy's personality. It's not that she is so unapproachable or despises classmates who are her age but look far inferior to her, but because she is too straightforward .

For example, she would face to face the classmate who always confronted the teacher in class because she wanted to attract the teacher's attention and liked to let others focus on him, and pointed out that the boy who always bullied the girl at the front desk just liked her and deliberately teased others to increase presence...

These are so embarrassing to death that even the listeners can't help but embarrass themselves, Daisy, who is good at observing, can always tell the truth.

With such a troublesome personality, whether it is a low EQ or a straightforward personality, even a cute, innocent and lively loli will turn into an existence that everyone hates in minutes.

It's a pity that Nancy didn't know this, and she attributed everything to the short time spent together, so she declined the school's suggestion and insisted that Daisy study at a normal pace.

But now the whole family can only live on her meager salary, allowing her daughter to skip a grade can save a few years of tuition and miscellaneous fees, and the middle and high schools in the town provide bursary scholarships, although Nancy is not sure that her daughter who has skipped so many grades can get to scholarships, but with their family status, the application for bursaries is absolutely acceptable.

After the new year, she will take Daisy to a junior high school exam. As long as she passes the exam, Daisy can skip directly to the seventh grade.

Nancy has always been at ease about Daisy's studies, but she is worried about her daughter's interpersonal relationship and whether her daughter will be bullied by her classmates.

She knew that among a group of junior high school children, Daisy, who was only nine years old, would definitely attract attention. She would be the most special one in the class, and there was a high chance that she would be isolated and excluded by her classmates. If you encounter bad classmates, there is a high possibility of campus violence.

For the sake of her daughter's future campus life, Nancy decided to let Daisy find a friend in the same grade before entering school.

For example, the neighbor's son who happened to be in the seventh grade...

On the first day of the new year, Nancy, who was the only busy person in the crowded hut, took time out to bake a few bagels by herself, and prepared them for Daisy to send to neighbors as gifts, so that the two who had known each other since childhood Because of the age gap, children who are not very familiar with each other become familiar with each other.

Nancy put on kitchen gloves and took out the freshly baked bagels from the oven. The smell of bread immediately permeated the small house.

Nancy, who was trying to record the score and began to study how to play new idol songs on the piano, stopped the pen in her hand, walked close to the source of the smell with her short legs, and poked her head out of the kitchen to stare at the steaming food in her mother's hands .

Nancy blew on her hot fingers, put the scattered gold behind her ears, and smiled softly: "Daisy, Mom has something to trouble you for!"

"Honey, your cooking skills are getting better and better!"? The hot bagels exude a unique fragrance, and Dave, who is intoxicated while walking and humming, is also attracted by the fragrance, and he wants to reach for the quilt Nancy placed bagels in the basket.

Nancy slapped Dave's hand away and gave him a reproachful look, ignoring the lost middle-aged uncle who seemed to be surrounded by dark clouds.

"Daisy, this is a New Year's gift for the neighbor. Mom wants you to help deliver it, can you?" She glanced at her poor husband, sighed, with the appearance of "I can't help you", and then A bagel was retrieved.

Dave happily embraced his wife's shoulders, planted a kiss on Nancy's cheek, grabbed the bagel he took out contentedly, and continued listening to his song.

"Mom, don't I have a share?" Daisy showed a pitiful expression, as if she was about to cry out of aggrievedness, trying to get the same treatment as Dave.

"Honey, I'm sorry, this is a gift for my neighbor..." Nancy counted the number of bagels in the basket, knelt down apologetically, and kissed her daughter's soft and tender face, "Can Daisy help mother?" Give these to the neighbor's brother? Mom wants you to be good friends with him, baby."

Daisy was silent, and once again felt the differential treatment from her parents. She silently condemned their behavior of ignoring the child's affection when they spoiled each other, but she was a good child. Even if her mother loved her father more, she would obediently listen. Mom's words.

"Okay." She took the basket and sighed under Nancy's encouraging eyes, "I will try my best to become friends with Bosenman. I don't want you to worry about me, Mom."

Daisy is not stupid. She knows that Nancy has been busy for so long because of her. She knows that she has to skip a grade because of financial problems. Being squeezed out.

Although she has a bad temper and often favors her father, in Daisy's heart, Nancy is the best mother, and she is willing to do things for Nancy that she doesn't like.

"Baby, I love you!" Nancy was so moved, with tears in her eyes, she resisted the urge to cry, her voice choked up, "Mom believes in you, go."

"I love you too, Mom." Daisy tiptoed to kiss her mother's forehead, and walked out of the kitchen with heavy steps under Nancy's gentle gaze.

Before going out, Daisy glared sadly at her father, who was gnawing bagels with Erlang's legs up. Dave shook his legs triumphantly, and provocatively took a big mouthful of bagels in front of her, his face full of winners. Complacent.

...Although she said nicely that she wanted to be a mother's good daughter, she was still very angry!She will never forget this hatred!

In the midsummer of [-], it quickly spread across the United States, and the sales of the new singer Daisy's first album "The Spectator", except for the title song of the same name, also included a lyrical pop song called "bagel". The rankings of the major charts are constantly rising, and countless fans speculate that this is a song that describes the sadness and loss of love lost to a third party. However, because the singer and songwriter is unwilling to disclose the inspiration for the song, it is temporarily impossible to determine whether the speculation is true or not. ...

The author has something to say: I found out, I don't know what title to choose...

I'm a waste of names!