[Pirates] Intelligence dealers don't sell cute

Bonnie's house, of course I know.I asked her subconsciously, just wanting her to tell me the way home.

The ship has gone away, and it is gradually becoming invisible.But my tears still kept flowing.I am not sad, and I am not reluctant.I just feel that my heart is tugging, and I can't help but want to cry like this once.

Now, it's time for me to get paid.

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"You are still so young, why are you in such a hurry to go to sea?" Roberts stroked those tea boxes tenderly, and the air was filled with an elegant fragrance, "Don't you miss your family? Children are usually the most difficult to escape from the protection of their parents."

"I'm different from them!" Bonnie lost her composure unconsciously.She didn't want to tell anyone: she was afraid, and on the day of parting in the future, she couldn't let go of the bond of blood.

"Won't you regret it?" He pulled out his small dagger and carefully opened the sealed box, "Take the pirate's road of no return."

"This is my dream! I will never regret it!" Bonnie's eyes were red and her tone was strong.

"Even if your partner dies, or you die on the battlefield one day," he said calmly, took off his elegant white gloves, scooped up a handful of tea leaves, and rubbed them carefully, "do you not regret it?"

She shook her head resolutely: "Compared to being a young lady who enjoys a comfortable life and lives a mediocre life, I would rather go on a long voyage! Even if I have to live a life of precarity and lick blood from the knife head. Even if I have to get along with death every day. Even if someone I will die in the sea I love so much!"

"This is the best." Roberts stared at the sparkle in her eyes, and finally fell silent, calming down to appreciate his good tea, and Bonnie exited the captain's cabin sensiblely.

"It's a good thing you didn't sell me a defective product, Crone." A sternness flashed across his eyes, but it was fleeting.

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Standing in front of the gate of Bonnie's gorgeous mansion, I feel a little embarrassed.But for my mysterious reward Sang, I'd better go all out!

Ding dong rang the doorbell, and a somewhat familiar voice came from the intercom after a while:

"Hello, why are you here?"

"Butler Bailey," the corners of my eyes twitched, "I'm here to deliver Miss Bonnie's letter."

"Huh? Are you En?" The voice was a little surprised.

"It's me... Butler Bailey." I still twitched the corners of my eyes.

"Bailey, who is it?" A woman's voice appeared, probably Bonnie's mother.

"Ma'am, it's..." Bailey hesitated when mentioning Bonnie, "Miss's friend."

"Please come in quickly." The woman greeted.

Soon, the gate opened and I saw Bailey.

"Honeykeeper Bailey, hello. I didn't even know you were a part-time job. You usually work at Bonnie's house, but do you take care of my house on weekends?" I smiled and greeted with as friendly a voice as possible.

"Uh hehe..." He was a little embarrassed, and excused himself, "Isn't it just to support the family..."

"But how do I remember Bailey, you don't have many family members?" I pretended to be surprised.

"That's En, you remember wrong..." He was even more embarrassed, so I killed the sinful idea of ​​continuing to play tricks on him.

Walking through the manicured hallway and stepping into the main entrance, I saw a richly decorated home, much more luxurious than it looked from the outside.A middle-aged woman dressed in ordinary but extremely exquisite came to meet her. She had waist-length hair, and her gestures and gestures still had charm.

"Hello, I'm Bonnie's mother, Lena." She held out her right hand gracefully.

"Yi En." I shook my hand lightly, and casually reported my pseudonym, I didn't want them to know the real situation of my being wanted.

"Bonnie asked me to deliver this to you." I took out the letter that I kept carefully.

"Thank you." Lena took the letter, stepped aside, and read it silently.

Bailey also brought me a cup of coffee. I smelled the aroma of hot coffee but frowned slightly:

"Sorry, I don't drink coffee."

"Ah, then, I'll go get a change." He froze in place.

"Rum." I was so self-conscious that I didn't see myself as an outsider at all.

"Uh...okay." Resignedly, he walked away with his coffee.

I sat down by the sofa and fell silent.

Bailey quickly poured me a glass of Rum, and the faint aroma of the wine spread in the air, and I fluttered my nose comfortably.

"Thank you." I took it, not daring to be as presumptuous as I was in front of Bonnie, I just took a sip, savoring the mellow fragrance on my lips and teeth, and put the wine glass on the table with a lot of interest.I don't want to give the host family a bad impression of being a "drunkard" on my first visit.

Lena walked to the sofa silently and handed the letter to me. I looked at her questioningly, she nodded slightly, and I took it with confidence.

"Parents:

Sorry, I left without saying goodbye and went to sea privately. Please forgive my willfulness and self-assertion.

I just love the blue ocean too much and yearn for freedom too much.

I think you will understand my dream.Even if I die in the sea, I have no regrets!

You don't have to worry about me, I will grow up!

Sooner or later, he will become a pirate who roams the world!

Please take care of yourselves.

PS. I owe Yien a little reward, she loves Rum the most, please give her a box of those that Dad collected.

—Joe Elle Bonnie. "

She used my pseudonym tacitly, probably guessing that I wouldn't say "I'm Crone" honestly.

"Thank you for taking care of her." Lena's eye circles gradually turned red, and when she mentioned sad things, it would be uncomfortable for anyone, right?I hand her a tissue.He glanced at the photo frame on the side cabinet - a happy family of three.

"Bonnie has never been a girl since she was a child. She always played around like a boy." She began to babble about the past, and I was just willing to listen.

"At that time she was always clamoring to be a pirate, but she actually said that staying at home was like a canary in a cage." Thinking of Bonnie's stubbornness when she was a child, she couldn't help laughing.

"Then are you willing to let her go to sea like this?" I suddenly interrupted and asked a question that maybe should not be said.

"So what if you can't bear it?" She said bitterly, "We all know that what that child loves most is freedom, and no one can tie her down." She poked at the sore spot, and wiped away her tears again.

"Besides, that's her dream too. As parents, we can only teach her what she should do. How can we use our reluctance as an excuse to become a stumbling block for her to pursue her dream?"

I was a little stunned and didn't know what to say.

"Yi En also has parents, right?" She became a little more emotionally stable, maybe she didn't want to be sad any more, and shifted the topic to me.

"Me?" I smiled, "I'm an orphan. They all died at the gunpoint of pirates when they were young. I was taken in by a circus, and now I'm earning my living to support myself."

"Sorry, I don't know..." She was a little embarrassed, but she recklessly exposed someone's injury.

"It's okay, it's been so long." I comforted her instead.

"But I think, even if they have passed away, they will always love you." She smiled softly and looked at me with distressed eyes like her own children.

"Well, thank you." I was a little moved.

"But you are really capable. You can support yourself at such a young age," she said with admiration and pride. "If you have any difficulties in the future, just ask!"

"Hmm." I nodded vigorously.

"Oh, look at me, I've been dragging you for a long time, come on, I'll get you Rum." She naturally took my hand and led me to the second floor.

That hand is so warm, it seems that it can give you the courage to no longer be afraid of wind and rain, and make you have no hesitation.

Bonnie, I feel the same way.

Then Uncle Jesus, who was spurned by people who didn't understand back then as "abandoning his wife and son", should be the same.

It is precisely because they have such a family that they can move forward bravely without any burden, riding the wind and waves without stopping.

Family members are by no means the ones who cry and beg you to stay by your side forever, but those who push you out when you want to go far away, say a rude word: "Little devil, get out of here!" man of tears.

As Lena said, family members will only be the impetus for you to pursue your dreams, not the hindrance.

"How about taking a look at our old man's collection?"

Inadvertently, he had followed her to the wine storage room.Looking at the exquisite wooden rack and the bottles of old wine, I was a little at a loss. I didn't expect that the wine that Bonnie said would be so expensive, and it was many times better than the one I robbed from Tinky. :

"Aunt Lena, this... is too expensive."

"Why are you polite!" She led me deeper, and finally stood still in front of a pile of dusty wooden boxes, without any distress:

"This is the best Rum in our house, you can take as much as you like!"

"But..." I still stuck to the spot, refusing to listen to her.

"But what! Since you are Bonnie's friend and have helped her, even though we met for the first time, you are just like Bonnie, like our daughter, what price is there for your own daughter? of!"

"...Well, then I'd rather be respectful than obedient." The words have come to this point, and I no longer shirk.

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I stood at the gate with a box of Rum in my arms, saying goodbye to Aunt Lena and Bailey:

"Then I'm leaving, goodbye."

"If you need Rum in the future, just come to our house to get it!" She waved her hand at me and winked playfully, "But you should drink less."

"Understood." I held back the weak tears, turned around and ended the visit.

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"Bailey, what is the background of this person?" Lena stared at the back, before opening her mouth.

"Ma'am, I don't know much about it." He felt a little embarrassed, "She just hired me to clean the house every week, but she seems to be away from home often, always going out to sea, and she doesn't know what a child like her is. How to make money."

"It's nothing more than playing tricks." She waved her hand and entered the house.

"However, madam, do you think this arrest warrant looks like it?" After Bailey followed in, he took out the things in his arms and spread them out in front of Lena.

"Oh? Crone?" She sized it up with interest. "Her golden tear mole is very similar to the mask on it... So, is 'Yin' just a pseudonym?"

"Ma'am," Bailey hesitated, "Should I tell Sarah..."

"No need!" Lena interrupted him, "Since she did help Bonnie and won't hurt my family, then don't take revenge. I'm tired, so I'm going to rest first. Bailey, wait for the master to come back Bar."

"Yes, ma'am." Bailey watched Lena disappear around the corner of the stairs.

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"Dad, Dad!" Kanai ran and jumped, and threw herself into Sakaski's arms behind the desk, "Why didn't Sister Qiao come to play with me today? Didn't she agree that day?"

"She won't come again." Sakaski looked at his daughter's smile, stretched his frowning brows, and glanced at the report from his subordinates on the table, "She went to sea and became a pirate."

"Eh?" Kana was puzzled, "What's so good about being a pirate? Aren't pirates all bad guys who only know how to burn, kill, and loot?"

"But we can't stop her, can't we? Little Gana." Sakasky flicked his son and daughter's forehead.

"Let's go, dad will go out with you to play, take a day off today."

The author has something to say: sorry, we are late...【Bow】

I got my grades and just cleaned up the house today.

In the past few days, some cavins have said... [knocking on the wall]

It's not expensive, we will work hard!Ow!