Chapter 66： Physical Health Section (1/2)
”Yes, I remember, you wrote a testament specially at the time and asked me to give it to your parents.” Mother Bunny couldn't help laughing when she mentioned this.
”Okay, okay, just stop here, don't mention the previous things.” Zhou Yan made a ”killing” gesture towards her, and glared at her.
”Hey ...” Xiaotu took a long sigh, turned her head and glanced at the scenery outside the balcony, and suddenly said, ”It would be nice if Xiaotu's dad was here.”
Zhou Yi was a little stunned, since the little rabbit's father bravely sacrificed in the flood relief work more than a year ago, the little rabbit's mother never took the initiative to mention him again.
”He can't finish talking to that child, and Bunny is willing to listen to his father. If he were to explain to Bunny what it is to have a baby, it wouldn't be as difficult as me.” Mother Bunny looked back and turned her head. Looking at Zhou Yan, there was an expression beyond expression on his face.
Zhou Yan stepped forward, and stretched out his hand to pinch her shoulder, ”I haven't heard you mention him for a long time.”
”Yeah ...” Mother Bunny breathed a long sigh of relief, looked up at the ceiling on the balcony, and whispered, ”I always thought that if I didn't mention it, he would be in the army, just not It's a holiday, I didn't come back ... ”
”...” Zhou Zheng patted her shoulder and didn't know what to say.
”But it's been over a year ...” Mother Bunny blinked hard, for fear of tears falling out, ”Every time I encounter a problem, I always want to call and ask him, what should I do? Yes, but when I picked up the phone, I found out that the phone would never work anymore ... Over the past year, I have overcome all the big and small problems, but the problem of children's education ... ... Bunny is still a child. She can't live without her father ... ”
”If you're uncomfortable ... just cry for a while ...” Zhou rubbed her shoulders, and her eyes couldn't help but slightly reddish.
”I'm okay ...” Mother Bunny sucked her nose, reached out and wiped her eyes, ”It's not a little girl anymore, what else is crying.”