Come on Daddy!

Grandpa was in a maze, not knowing who Arya was talking about.

He looked back at Rose and Doris not far behind him and thought it might have something to do with them. After all, he had lived in the country for so many years and had never seen anyone from an urban city come to see him.

Rose stood still, paler than before.

When she heard Arya's description, she thought the man might be Bright.

Did he really come here? Did he come to see her?

If he had come looking for her, why hadn't he knocked at the door? Or did he feel regret to come here, so he went away again?

Countless questions flooded in Rose's mind, making she feel upset.

"He is very young, and prettier than anyone in our village." Arya smiled happily, as if the man was her guest.

"We really didn't have any visitors. You might find the wrong place." continued Grandfather.

"Mr. Wilfred, don't hide it." Arya said as she peered in the house, "I just want to know if he got married or not. My daughter Ciara hasn't had a boyfriend. Could you fix her up?"

Doris let go of Rose's hand, ran up to Arya and asked, "The man you are talking about should be my father. That's his wife. I'm his daughter. Is your daughter going to marry him? Then she would be a mistress. The reputation is bad here, isn't it?"

Doris gave a barrage of criticism, which made Arya speechless. It was such a humiliation to be scolded by a child.

"He... He might not be your father. He might be some relative of the Young family." Arya looked for other excuses, "and children can't recognize every man for dad. That's not good."

Arya meant more than she said. It meant that if every man was your father, then you mother could be every man's wife.

Although Doris could not understand what he meant, but grandpa's face was gloomy. He said in a very displeasing way, "Arya, you are not welcome here, please go away."

that, grandpa impolitely shut the door

to respond and

so proud about? It

and held Doris back. When

care about it." Rose

them sat down at a square table in the main room

meat from the belly of the fish and put it in Doris's bowl. The meat was free of thorns, which was suitable for children, and

"Have some more fish.

you should have some, too." Rose and her daughter put

they finished eating, Rose took Doris out for

them when they went out. Standing at the window,

he did not dare to go forward. He laughed at

cut by the window

He didn't have the courage to meet her and he

for half an hour, and then they got home. When the door

not know that

home, Rose helped her grandfather to collect the things that had been hung out to dry.

story, while Doris lay flat with her panda doll in her arms and listened to her mother's gentle

of the story." Rose lay down, held Doris in her arms. "Baby, close your

she

you sleep?" Rose

pink little mouth. "Mom, don't you miss

in her

her upset in the heart and

us. He's going to be very anxious. I think we should call Dad." Doris said to herself, but she