Come on Daddy!

When Doris was about to answer, Rose said to her, "Honey, put your suitcase in that room."

Rose pointed to the room on the left side of the central room, which used to be her room.

"Okay." Doris took her cartoon panda suitcase to the room on the left of the central room.

Grandpa and Rose watched as Doris' small body pulled her suitcase and found her very cute.

After Doris walked away, Grandpa took Rose and walked a few steps away from the eaves to a place where Doris could not hear. He said, "What's wrong between you and your child's dad?"

"Grandpa, it's nothing." Rose smiled. "It's just that we are not suitable."

"Your child is already this old, yet you now think that you guys aren't suited for each other?" Grandpa asked rhetorically and then added, "Did he let you down?"

"No." Rose shook her head, feeling very bitter. "I let him down. I don't know how to face him because of some things."

"So you took your child to hide in the countryside? You wanted to escape?" Grandpa understood very clearly. "Rose, escaping the problem doesn't solve it. If you want to solve the problem, you must face reality."

"Grandpa, I know, but I am a mess right now. I just want to find a place to calm down. Would you look down on me and despise me?" The only place that Rose could think of was her grandpa's place.

Only this place could make her feel at ease and keep her away from those troubles.

Bright was busy, so he would not bother coming to this place. She just wanted to be apart from him for a while, so both of them could calm down.

"How could grandpa despise you? I'm very happy that you came to see grandpa, but grandpa doesn't want you to treat yourself badly," Grandpa said sincerely. He reached out to pat her on the shoulder. "Grandpa supports any decision you make as long as you feel that it's right and you are happy."

"Thank you, grandpa." Rose reached out and hugged Grandpa again.

"You are my good granddaughter. What are you thanking me for?" Grandpa looked upset when he heard her overly courteous words.

put my suitcase away first." Rose trot away with a

suitcase in the room. Doris had already

you doing?"

the picture she drew in the corner of her suitcase after searching.

away, and put her purse down. "I'm going to

as they walked out

picking up the corn that had just fallen on the ground and putting them into

to help

the corn with Grandpa. They then carried

look at my drawing." Doris showed her drawing as if she was presenting a treasure. "This is a gift

Grandpa touched Doris' head. "Come here and let great-grandpa

drawing of a man in superhero clothes holding hands with a woman in a white dress and holding a little girl in

dad. My dad is amazing. He loves Doris and protects mom and me like a

Rose, who held corn in

in the world." Doris's tone was particularly proud. "Great-grandpa, let me tell you.

your great-grandpa shuck corn." Rose picked up corn for her. "It must be shucked before

corn for?"

Grandpa pointed to the chickens and ducks on the other side

nodded. "We humans

cut the

eat fresh corn," Doris expressed her

"I see," Grandpa laughed.

until the sun went down and Grandpa was

helped start a fire. It was the first time that Doris saw a firewood stove, so she

to wash her face