I go north, you go south

Chapter 124
As soon as the three words came out, Ling Bei frowned.He found himself seemingly at a loss for words on the subject.

"When I was a child, the first thing that impressed me the most was that my dad came back from gambling in the middle of the night and quarreled with my mom, which alarmed the neighbors and finally called the police from the police station."

Nan Zishu knew that Ling Bei had never voluntarily told others about this, so she chose to exchange her past for Ling Bei's secret.

"It seems to be a summer night. I was only five or six years old at that time." Nan Zishu paused, as if recalling: "I remember that I was not in elementary school at that time, because my dad came back all day long, so I Mom lives in the same room as me.

"At first, my mother always thought that my father was working overtime in the factory. Later, I heard from the neighbors around me and found out that the money in the passbook at home was low, so I realized that he had secretly developed a gambling addiction.

"Then one night, my mother asked me to go back to the house and go to bed first, and I sat in the living room and waited for my father to come back.

"When my dad came back that day, he drank a lot of wine, and before my mom asked a few words, he dropped a glass.

"Actually, I didn't sleep much in the house at that time. I woke up naturally when I heard such a loud noise."

Speaking of these, Nan Zishu was unusually calm.

She raised her eyes to the end of the corridor shrouded in cold white light. She didn't know what she was looking at, but she just sighed very lightly: "I got up secretly, and just opened the door, and I saw glass shards all over the floor. .

"My mother saw me when she turned her head and tried to wink at me to let me go back to the house. Then she saw my father and slapped my mother.

"I was terrified and didn't dare to cry, so I subconsciously hid behind the door."

Nan Zishu's tone gradually trembled: "At that time, South Third Street was full of one-story houses, and every household was crowded together, and the sound insulation was not very good. In addition, the neighbors on the street knew each other, and many of them belonged to the same factory, so I heard our house Only then did someone come to help.

"I really don't dare to think what would happen to my mother if no one came over that time?"

Nan Zishu took a deep breath and tried to calm down: "I've told you many things after that. My dad can't quit gambling and likes to drink. After I went to elementary school, my originally well-off family has already It was almost squandered by my dad.

"My mother couldn't take it anymore, so she directly filed for divorce."

Nan Zishu lowered his eyes, his eyelashes like light feathers cast a shadow on his eyelids: "Nan Heng is quite conscientious, and left a way for our mother and daughter to survive in terms of divorce property.

"Speaking of which, I haven't seen him for more than ten years."

Nan Zishu smiled bitterly: "I've almost forgotten what he looks like, maybe walking on the street, we father and daughter can't recognize each other, right?"

"Shu Shu...you have me now." Ling Bei, who had been silently listening to Nan Zishu's memories, took her into his arms.

He understands the bitterness of this kind of family separation, and everything others say is just sarcasm.

"I used to like to run to my aunt's house."

Ling Bei was silent for a while, and decided to respond to Nan Zishu's confession: "Don't look at Mo Ziwen messing up the house all day long, my aunt will still greet him behind him.

"Sometimes my uncle might be so angry that he wanted to hit Mo Ziwen just now, but within a few minutes he would still keep his promise and take him out to play."

(End of this chapter)