To Travel by the Edge of a Creek

, come on, put all the dishes on Liang Jia’s side. Liang Jia has never had such a good meal at home, right? "A woman said with a smile, praising one and stepping on the other.

The clever child naturally understood the meaning of the words, so Liang Jia put down his chopsticks and refused to eat any more.

Sun Qin had just gone to help with the cooking. When she returned to the table, she saw her child sitting there quietly without eating.

"Jiajia, why don't you eat?" Sun Qing asked as she sat down.

"Mom, I don't want to eat it," Xiao Liangjia replied unhappily.

"I must be full, I haven't stopped talking just now," my cousin said immediately.

After hearing those words, Liang Jia clenched her fists, got off her seat and ran to play somewhere else.

Sun Qing also sensed something was wrong, so she ignored him and let him play.

When the clown kid saw Liang Jia going to play, he also went to play.

Later, the two met unexpectedly and got into a fight over a few words.

"Give me what you got." The clown kid asked for the slingshot in Liang Jia's hand as a matter of course.

"Why?" Liang Jia didn't like him at first.

"Because your family owes me money, you little poor guy," the clown kid said, pinching his waist, staring, and raising his neck.

"Say that again." Liang Jia rushed forward and pushed him to the ground.

"I'll tell you what's wrong again, poor guy, your whole family is poor." The clown kid was knocked down and was completely annoyed, so he stood up and started fighting with him.

Between the two of us, you pinched my flesh and I pulled your hair. They rolled around on the ground, covered in dirt and bruised their faces.

"Ouch, why did the fight start?" An old woman exclaimed when she saw the children fighting and stepped forward to start a fight.

The adults who had finished eating heard the sound and ran over one after another.

In the end, the two adults pulled the children away, and the two children kept kicking each other.

"What's going on?"

"He beat me"

"He scolded me first and then I hit him."

"He hit me first and then I scolded him."

"When two people fight, they don't blame each other. No matter whose fault it is, they apologize to each other." Sun Qing pulled Liang Jia to apologize to Congcong.

After hearing what Sun Qing said, Congcong's mother also pulled Congcong to apologize to Liang Jia.

"I won't, why?" The two children turned their heads at the same time.

Once they pulled away, it was over, and the two of them each found their mothers to play with them.

On the way home that day, Xiao Liangjia sat in his mother's arms and pinched the flesh on his mother's waist and said, "Mom, I never want to come to this cousin's house again."

"Why?" Sun Qing asked, holding her son's little hand.

The child shook his head, tears welling up in his eyes.

"Okay, if you don't come, you won't come. It's not a relative who must leave." Sun Qing sighed.

After returning that time, the child fell seriously ill. His low-grade fever persisted, his body was limp, he was still talking nonsense, and he was not getting better after taking medicine.

"Visiting relatives, did the child get frightened by something on the way? Otherwise, call Dongtou Xiaomeng and her grandma Jinghun." Liang Jia and his grandma said to Sun Qing like they were watching their children.

"I remembered what you said. If a tire rolled over a stone and the car clicked on the road, would it scare the child?" Sun Qing recalled the whole process of visiting relatives and could only think of such a thing that could scare the child.

"That's it, I guess. I'm going to find Xiaomeng's grandma to call her soul now." Liang Jia's grandma said, taking small steps towards the east end.

Grandma Xiao Meng came and called her soul.

"My child, come back, my child, come back..." the old woman muttered these words.

The child's condition improved a little that day, and in the end, the old man from the village saved his life with a dose of folk medicine.

Later, Sun Qing also went out to find a job, leaving him alone at his grandma's house.

The child is greedy for other people to eat popsicles. The popsicles that he didn't bother to eat before have become a luxury product today. However, he is so sensible that it is pitiful. He knows that the conditions at home are not good, so he will not tell his grandma to embarrass an old man, so he secretly Take a beer bottle, fill it with cold well water, and drink it as if it tastes like a popsicle.

The skinny little child held a big beer bottle filled with water all day long, took a sip and smiled sweetly, just enjoying the bitterness.

"Look how pitiful he is, holding a beer bottle"

"Liang Yueting and Sun Qing are the same. They are restless and mess around. They don't have to do any business. Let's think about it now. It will take me a few years to recover. It's not a loss. My heart is as high as the sky and my life is as thin as paper."

"How can we be happy with a beer bottle when our family is so poor?"

The gossipy old women sit on the road and point and make irresponsible remarks at the children passing by.

How good are you living? A bunch of tongue-tied women still think others are

Pitiful.

Is it pitiful? Not pitiful. He never felt pitiful. He who is not rich materially is rich spiritually, but he cannot be happy if he is poor.

"Damn old woman" Liang Jia cursed.

Perhaps the humiliating experience in childhood made him more mature than ordinary children and understood what he wanted. When he first went to school, he secretly made up his mind to study hard and improve his skills so that one day he could escape from the quagmire, live the life he wanted, and be respected by others. Don't look at people's faces and don't ask for help.

Outsiders only envy him for being a top student, calling him smart and calling him a myth, but they don't know how much hard work it took for him to get to where he is today.

Everything is fine now. His parents have stable jobs and earn a lot of money. His little sister has never experienced hardship since she was born. She is pampered by all the stars. How wonderful.

It was useless to think about this. Liang Jia smiled bitterly and continued to do the questions.

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Chapter 23 Chapter 23

Time has flown by between fingers and pens, and traces of use have affected half of the review books. The school has been quiet for more than half a month.

One day, Sun Qing bought chickens, made chicken soup and sent it to Liang Jia.

It happened that Shang Ning asked for leave that day, so Liang Jiayan went to have dinner with him.

As soon as the two of them walked downstairs with their lunch boxes, they were stopped by Liang Jia's mother.

"Jiajia, Ranran" Sun Qing waved to them.

"Mom, why are you here?" Liang Jia asked with a surprised smile.

"Hello, aunt" Yan Ran followed behind and said hello.

"Hey, I made some chicken soup and brought it to you to replenish your health. The third year of high school is stressful. Oh, I've lost weight again after not seeing you for a few days." Sun Qing showed him the lunch box.

"Of course, don't buy food. Let's eat together. We'll have a hard time," Sun Qing said to Yan Ran.

"No, no, auntie, Liang Jia, let's eat. I'll leave first." Yan Ran smiled and shook his hand, planning to leave first.

"It's really enough for you two. It was originally meant for two people," Sun Qing said.

"My mother said enough, let's eat together." Liang Jia refused to let him go.

"Let's go together, so I don't have to take them back again." Sun Qing took the two children to the canteen.

Sun Qing poured the soup into the bowls of the two children and put out a box of vegetables.

Sun Qing smiled and watched the two children finish their meal. She asked a few questions from time to time and warned, "Don't read all day long and go out for a run more often. The body is the capital of revolution."

"I know, Mom, we go out to play after every get out of class. If you don't believe me, just ask Yan Ran," Liang Jia said while chewing chicken nuggets.

"Auntie, don't worry, we exercise every day," Yan Ran testified.

"That's fine, hehe, I want more