100 catties of dog food: the cunning wife is petted

Chapter 18 Miserable Childhood
Yes, she was trafficked, when she was five years old.

To this day, she no longer remembers what happened that day, and only the great fear and endless darkness remain in her memory.

From that day on, her life was completely changed, from a wealthy daughter to a small village girl in a mountain village.

After that, the poor family encountered bad luck again and again.

The man who was the pillar broke his leg on the construction site, and the woman who had never given birth remarried.

And she, the child who was scolded as a mourner, was kicked out of the house and became a beggar.

During the years of being a beggar, the hardships of life made her so pessimistic that she wanted to give up her life.

Fortunately, there is a little brother who is a few years older than her, who encourages her and takes care of her every time she is about to give up.

Until one day, some of these children were caught stealing. The police blocked them in a broken yard and checked their identities one by one.

Many people cannot find their relatives even if they are rescued because they cannot tell accurate information.

Relying on her vague memory, she said her mother's name.

But it was just a name, other than that, there was no other information.

Then the god of luck finally patronized her. Among the police, there was actually a person who was her mother's classmate.

The man sent her back to Ai's house with the attitude of giving it a try.At that time, her mother had passed away many years ago...

Seeing her uncle at this time, those past events that had been dusty for many years resurfaced before her eyes again, making it difficult for Ai Xiaomeng to adapt for a while.

If she could, she really hoped that she could forget all of this and let her life count from the beginning.

But obviously not.

Fu Rongguang received Ai Xiaomeng and told about everything that happened in these years along the way.

The car drove into a villa area in the north of the city and stopped in front of a beautiful small western-style building.

Ai Xiaomeng followed her uncle out of the car, and saw two gray-haired old men standing at the door, their eyes blurred with tears.

Ai Xiaomeng recognized that they were her grandfather and grandmother.

She walked over quickly, took the hands of her grandmother and grandfather, and called softly: "Grandma, grandfather, Xiaomeng is back."

When the two old people saw their granddaughter, they didn't know whether it was because of the granddaughter they hadn't seen for a long time, or because they reminded them of their daughter who died young. The two old people lost control of their emotions in an instant.

In fact, they are indebted to this granddaughter.

At the beginning, because of her loss, her mother and her precious daughter were anxious to death.

So the two old people spread their grievances on Ai Weidong who couldn't protect his wife and daughter, and even implicated Ai Xiaomeng, an innocent granddaughter.

They thought back then that if the child hadn't run around, how could he have lost it for nothing.If she hadn't lost it, how could her daughter have died young?
Therefore, even if Ai Xiaomeng was found later, the old man still couldn't turn this corner, and became indifferent to Ai Xiaomeng, his granddaughter.

This is also the reason why Ai Xiaomeng, who was wronged at home back then, did not ask the Fu family for help.

However, after all, blood is thicker than water.Although the two old people were not close to her back then, thinking of their love for her mother, Ai Xiaomeng couldn't hate or complain about them.

The mournful crying quickly rendered a desolate atmosphere, which made Ai Xiaomeng's eyes red.

Speaking of which, she hadn't cried for many years.

Over the years, she has continuously strengthened her will and frozen her heart.

Now she is no longer the submissive little princess she was back then, nor is she the problematic girl who is so ignorant and rebellious that she will impulsively do wrong things when provoked by others.

(End of this chapter)