The Virus Strikes: Gifted Teens and Girls

Chapter 61
"Eat well, how can I find my parents?" He glanced at the candy wrapper in his hand, blinked his eyes in affirmation, then turned his head to look fixedly at the little girl in front of him.

The little girl didn't change her face when she heard the words, and said with a sweet smile: "Don't worry, the sugar hasn't melted in your stomach yet."

The slanting wind blew drizzle into the umbrella from time to time, she suddenly rolled her eyes, took his hand and said: "There is a gazebo not far from here, let's go there and wait for your parents."

Without waiting for him to agree or disagree, she pulled him in that direction like an adult leading a child.

There is a table and two stone benches in the red gazebo, on which sit an intimate French couple. While admiring the beautiful view of lavender outside the pavilion in the rain, their legs flirt with each other from time to time.

The intrusion of their two young children had clearly disturbed the couple's enjoyment, as could be seen in their disgusted eyes.

But the little girl was not at all uncomfortable because of the change between the two of them. It could also be said that she deliberately ignored it. She closed her own umbrella and pulled him to sit on the wooden chair under the guardrail.

"The sugar has melted, where are my parents?" He was very persistent when he was a child.

The little girl blinked her big eyes when she heard the words, and tilted her head slightly thinking about something.

"Tell me." He desperately wanted to know what she was thinking at this time, but he didn't want to be fierce to her, so he said in a low voice as much as possible.

"I was just wondering if you know what a mobile phone is." The little girl lowered her head and said in a low voice, even if she knew the mobile phone, she probably wouldn't be able to remember the number.

Coaxed him out of the rain, but, how to find his parents.

He listened to the words and thought about it carefully, and suddenly his eyes lit up: "182...03, this is my mother's mobile phone number. My mother mentioned it to me once, but I have never used a mobile phone."

"What?" She raised her drooping head suddenly, and said in disbelief, "You will recite it once you mention it?"

He didn't take it seriously: "Is there anything strange about memorizing this? It's just a few numbers, and it's useless."

"Can you say it again?" In the blink of an eye, she didn't know where to find a pen and paper, put it on the wooden chair, and looked at him expectantly.

He nodded honestly and repeated it slowly.

"Who said it's useless, you will find your mother soon, wait for me." She jumped off the wooden chair excitedly, walked to a corner, turned her back to him, and took out a mobile phone from her pocket .

Looking at the number recorded in his hand, he immediately dialed it.

Sure enough, it got through, and the other party had a very gentle voice.

"Auntie, come to Lavender Park, your child is here." Rou Rou said, she quickly hung up the phone and walked towards him who was puzzled.

"You will find your parents soon." She looked at him and said confidently, and then stuffed a few more colorful candies into his hands.

He didn't question her firm words at all, but asked with some doubts: "Where are your parents?" She is only six years old, so there is no reason why adults should not take it with her.

When she heard this, her smiling face sank, and her eyes were complicated, but it was only for a moment.

She looked at him with a smile again: "Your parents are coming soon, you stay here and don't move, I'm leaving first." After saying that, she held up her umbrella and left without looking back.

A small six-year-old figure, but tall and strong like an adult.

The seven-year-old stared at him blankly, and didn't try to keep him. Not long after, his parents came looking for him eagerly.

When he was a child, he thought that the little girl's candy played a magical role, but he gradually realized that it was just a white lie.

(End of this chapter)