Self-guided daily life after rebirth

"You... why are you asking about these things, children?"

"Haven't you already inquired about the affairs between me and the eldest lady, so it's considered courtesy for me to inquire about the affairs between you and Uncle Su, right?"

Tong Ma's expression became even more unnatural.

Makes sense.

Now that she has inquired about the silly son and the daughter of the old Su's family, naturally she has no position to prevent the silly son from inquiring about the relationship between her and the old Su.

Otherwise, isn't that a double standard?

Educating children has always been taught by precepts and deeds. The so-called top beam is not right and the bottom beam is crooked-honest and trustworthy parents can naturally teach the same honest and trustworthy children, and parents with corrupt morals have a high probability of raising disgusting bear children.

There must be no double standards.

Parents' inadvertent double standards will affect children, which is a matter of course.

I said before that you can't lie to others, and you turned around and lied. Such a contradictory behavior will naturally cause cognitive confusion for children... because parents themselves are the best role models for children.

The same mother can only confess:

"Little kid, the reaction is really fast only when you cheat on your mother..."

Su Tong laughed awkwardly, scratched his head, and had a simple and honest face, but he said mercilessly:

"So, so, what's going on between you and Uncle Su?"

The same mother gave Shazai another resentful look, and sighed:

"What else, that's it."

"Just like that?"

"That's it."

"?"

Student Su squinted at the appearance of the young lady:

"The question mark on my face is not because I have a problem, but because I think you have a problem... Can we end this topic today if we continue talking like this?"

Finally, the same mother hummed and chirped and replied reluctantly:

"I've said it all, so it's like that... Anyway, it's just like that."

"..."

Su Tong was finally helpless and almost wanted to give up.

But Tong Ma suddenly laughed and shook her head again:

"Three 40-year-old people are no longer the age to pursue romance. Even if we want to pursue it, we don't have the energy... What we should consider is family, the three of you, firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, so what we need is not dry firewood... Hey, We two old bones can't burn dry wood, it's just running in."

As she spoke, she looked at the photo of her deceased husband who had been wiped every day in the living room and had never been stained with any dust.

The middle-aged woman who raised her son by herself suddenly lowered her head, lowered her eyes with gentle eyes:

"I joked with your father... He said that if one day he leaves first, I must give him a widow. I also joked that if I die first, he will not be allowed to find a woman, and he will beat me as a bachelor." For the rest of my life... But that day, that day when he was lying on a stretcher with blood all over his face, I ran all the way calling his name and holding his hand... Your father told me, he said..."

"Silly woman, I'm afraid I have to leave first. You must find a loving man who loves you... Don't be a widow for me... I was joking..."

She raised her hand, covered her mouth, and blinked, tears streaming down uncontrollably.

My mother hasn't cried for a long time.

On the day her deceased husband passed away, she shed all the tears—it is very difficult for a single mother to raise her son to grow up alone. The only pillar of her husband's family has fallen, and she is the new, the only pillar.

The pillars cannot cry, nor are they qualified to cry.

Su Tong bit his lip and was in a hurry, suddenly not knowing what to do.

But maybe you don't need to do anything.

His mother had already lightly climbed onto his side, resting her head on his shoulder, and said softly:

"Xiaotong, you have grown up, you are an adult, and you are also a big man... Your shoulders are as generous as your father's back then... So let me lean on for a while?"

Su Tong gave a low "hmm", then stretched out his arms and patted his mother's back lightly.

There was a warm, moist texture on the shoulders.

Probably tears?

No crying could be heard.

Adult cries are mostly silent and quiet.

Children cry to get adults to notice, so naturally they cry heart-piercingly and loudly, but what about adults—even if they cry, what's the use?

Will anyone notice?

No.

Will anyone feel sorry for them?

No.

Does anyone notice them because of their cries?

impossible.

Tears are the cheapest thing in the world of adults. No one cares about them except close relatives and friends. All people care about is their own life, houses and cars.

Who cares about the tears of those who have nothing to do with it?

Su Tong's heart suddenly felt a dull pain.

He never seemed to have really known his mother.

In the past, he was withdrawn and rarely communicated with his mother. Although he has come out of the shadows now, he still goes out with the eldest lady all day to exercise his abilities. Speaking of which, he has never talked to his mother.

The tree wants to be quiet but the wind keeps on, and the child wants to support but the kiss does not wait.

His mother leaned on his shoulder, her long hair slanted, the ends of her hair were dry and forked, and some of the hair in the middle had even faded from the black and shiny in memory, and the whole body was miserable white.

Su Tong was silent.

He seemed to understand something.

……

I do not know how long it has been.

Tong Ma finally got up, wiped her eyes, and forced a smile:

"I've lost my composure, I've lost my composure, and I'm going to lose my composure next to your stupid son... I can't control my emotions when I mention your father."

Su Tong let go of his arms and scratched his head again:

"If you can moderate your emotions, Mom... I don't mind lending you a shoulder to lean on."

Tong Ma was stunned, then smiled softly, and waved:

"Well...forget it, if I let Tongtong know, I'm afraid I'll be jealous, I don't want my future daughter-in-law to be jealous of my mother-in-law-speaking of it, silly son, you are better than your elm lump father How much, to please your mother so much, Tongtong taught you?"

Su Tong scratched his head:

"……Yes."

The same mother was rather dumbfounded:

"That's really interesting...Okay, Lao Su and I will not get involved in the matter between you two young people. I always feel that the little girl underestimated you too much. You, just continue to play dumb!"

Su Tong smirked twice at the right time.

Are you playing dumb?

As the eldest lady told him - the reason why the scene of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is so bad is naturally simple and effective.

Therefore, Comrade Su Tong is still working hard to pretend to be stupid today.

The same mother could only shake her head helplessly, and said softly:

"In short, Lao Su and I will not interfere with the feelings of you young people, and you two should not meddle in the affairs between me and Lao Su—he hasn't forgotten his dead wife, and I haven't forgotten your father, but in fact, I don't want to get involved with you. It doesn't matter, does it?"

She laughed again, reached out and touched her silly son's dog's head, and said with emotion:

"Everyone doesn't seek love, so it's just a partnership to live together, to relieve loneliness and complement each other's lives..."

"That's all."

[To be continued]

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Chapter 41

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The next day Su Tong went to find the eldest lady.

The eldest lady seemed to have just woken up, she was still wearing a nightgown, her hair was loose, she was quietly sitting on the sofa drinking a glass of warm water.

Hypoglycemia is always like this. When I wake up, I always feel dizzy and flustered, with trembling hands. Su Tong has also gotten used to this for a year. He picked up the candy he had prepared before from the sofa next to him and stuffed it into his mouth.

Close your eyes.

The dizziness debuff quickly disappeared with enough sugar supplementation.

The eldest lady opened her eyes again, and she saw Su Tong sitting on the sofa opposite, staring at her calmly.

He wasn't too surprised, but took another sip of water and said calmly:

"Good morning."

Su Tong responded with a smile:

"Good morning, miss."

"Uh-huh."

The girl looked perfunctory, stood up again, and told the little maid:

"Dong Li, go and tell Uncle Chen to prepare breakfast—I got up late today, and the time is not very good, so he probably hasn't made breakfast yet."

"Yes."

The little maid took the order and left.

The eldest lady turned her head Shi Shiran and asked casually:

"You haven't eaten yet, have you come to find me for dinner?"

Su Tong could only laugh awkwardly.

It is true that he did not eat. Although the intention was not to eat food, it would indeed turn into a situation of eating food in this way.

But if you don't eat actively, you have a problem with your brain.

Su Tong nodded:

"Yes, I'm here to have a meal with you, miss."

The eldest lady raised her eyes and looked at him again, then waved her hand:

"It's up to you, anyway, Uncle Chen's breakfast is really rich, even I haven't finished it a few times with my appetite... It doesn't matter if you follow along."

As she spoke, she suddenly thought of something again, and her expression became slightly weird:

"Speaking of which, Su Tong, why did you seem to come to my house every day for dinner a while ago, and you really treat my house as your free cafeteria?"

Su Tong immediately flattered himself with shame:

"Where is the free cafeteria, look at the company, although I am the legal representative, but in the end I still work for Missy's family... I should also be an employee of Missy's family. In this way, it should be no problem for employees to provide meals, right?"

"Tsk..."

The eldest lady gave him a sideways look:

"How did I find out that you are getting more and more glib?"

Su Tong immediately cheered: