Scattering Notes

It turned out that he didn't pay back the money he borrowed from him.As if to prove that I really felt grateful, I suddenly mentioned: "I went to see... Lingtang when I was in college, but at that time..."

He nodded: "She's been dead for many years. At that time, I... my dad went to find her, and wanted her to persuade me... At first, she had stabilized a lot, and then... I didn't mention it." He turned his head to look at me, "The biggest regret in Mr. Liu's life is not being able to see you and your mother for the last time."

He talked about his father in a familiar tone.I think my father is at least luckier than my mother.

I smiled: "I will come here often in the future."

He patted my shoulder, took out another cigarette and held it in his mouth, his voice was indistinct: "Come on, let's have lunch together."

I saw a ring on the ring finger of the hand holding the cigarette, and couldn't help but ask, "Brother Jiang...are you married?"

He replied calmly: "Widowed."

Let's go out together.On the bushes beside Cemetery Road there were still many dead roses, dull in color, trembling slightly in the winter morning wind.