Those Things About Reincarnation to Help Her Mother

"Is his poetry collection really a big seller?" Annie asked.

"I don't know if it's a big sale, but the price is very high, and only the biggest bookstore in each city has it." The girl shook her head.

"Your place is the biggest bookstore?" Vera looked at Diego.

"No, mine is barely medium-sized." Diego looked puzzled.

"Could it be that you read it wrong?" Annie asked.

"I'm also very puzzled about this. I came across that book of poems by chance yesterday. Although there is only one book, I will never admit it." The girl said with certainty.

"Only one?" Diego suddenly remembered something, and his expression suddenly became serious.

"Hmm..." Beliatos nodded, not understanding why Diego suddenly became serious.

"You guys talk first, I'll go find something." Diego got up and ran out in a hurry.

"What's the matter with him?" Annie asked Vera.

"Maybe you know who wrote that book?" Vera guessed.

"There is no signature on the cover of that collection of poems. I have read it in various bookstores, but they won't let me open it. I think the signature should be on the title page." Beliatos added.

"That's it... By the way, how old are you this year?" Annie nodded and asked casually.

"12 years old." Beliatos thought for a while and answered.

"Then how have you been living these years? How did you come to the Owen Empire?" The little girl Liu Ye was silent for a long time before she spoke.

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To be continued

The abnormal opening method of the first volume 76. Sometimes the other side of tragedy is tragedy

"After my mother died, my grandmother helped to bury her, but she didn't say a word to me, and I never went to her. My existence itself was a mistake. As long as I found that man and killed him, my existence The meaning is over...

I spent two years wandering around, stealing a few wealthy businessmen when I had no money. At first I was always caught, and then I was beaten half to death. At that time, I thought it would be good to die like this, but every time I They all survived, and I thought it might be because my mission hadn’t been completed. Later, my method of stealing things became better, so I was rarely beaten.

A year ago, I saved up enough teleportation fees and came to the Owen Empire. While continuing to wander, I was also looking for traces of that man. At first I couldn’t do it. Then I thought of going to the bookstore, as long as I found his book But when I found that book for the first time, I wanted to see it, and I was kicked out of the bookstore, and I couldn't afford that price at all, and then I burned down the bookstore that night, The magic I learned from the ancestral magic book in my family is different from ordinary magic, so no one can know my level, so rumors of magicians above the sixth level have been passed down, so that I can better hide my identity... ...and so on until today..." The girl gradually calmed down when she talked about her own affairs, as if she was talking about other people's affairs, but her behavior made the others feel even more uncomfortable, Annie It's also a bit sad, no matter how much you hear this kind of story, it's not as good as seeing the truth of the person coming.

"It's really embarrassing for the child. No matter what happened in the past, you can hang out with me in the future. I will cover you." Annie patted the girl's back and said something seriously. After all, Annie is actually very kind. I have just been in the society for a while, and it is not easy to trust others.

"Alas..." Vera also sighed, and turned her head to look at the sky outside the window. No matter how bright the sun is, it is impossible to find the darkness in the world. People who always feel that the world is beautiful are just not exposed to the dark side.

At this moment, Diego pushed the door open with a heavy face and came in, holding a book with a red cover in his hand.

"Little girl, is this the poetry collection you're talking about?" Diego put the book on the coffee table.

Beliatos took a look at the book and couldn't take her eyes off it anymore, staring at the book.

"That's it." She reached out to take the book, but was held down by Diego.

"Are you really sure?" Diego's tone was so serious that both Annie and Vera were a little concerned.

"Why do you still have one?" Anne interjected.

"This is my personal collection...Little girl, some truths in this world may not be the same as you imagined, so do you have to read it?" Diego asked again.

"I must watch it." The girl was extremely firm.

"Alas..." Diego sighed, let go of his hand, got up and stood by the window.

"What's wrong?" Vera asked Diego in a low voice.

"It's hard to say..." Diego shook his head.

"Don't do this, hurry up." Vera kicked Diego lightly.

Diego just shook his head and sighed and didn't speak any more. Vera looked at Annie, only Annie was the closest to Beliatos, after all, she had been hugging her just now.

Annie was also staring at the book of poems. The pattern on the cover contained flowers he didn't recognize, and there were no other writings. It was indeed quite special.

The girl's hands trembled a little, but she still opened the cover firmly. There was only one sentence on the title page:

"I would like to present this book to my beloved Miss Lin."

Signed by Ian.

"This..." The girl was stunned. She had also read the poetry collection in her mother's hands, but it didn't have a title page. She quickly turned a few pages back, and the content inside was exactly the same as the one she had read.

Beliatos was a little dazed, but she didn't expect such a sentence to be written on the title page.

"how come......"

"Explain." Annie looked at Diego.

"Oh... I didn't expect you to be his daughter..." Diego sighed again, walked over to take back the poetry collection from the girl's hand, and gently stroked the cover with his big hand.

"Actually, I guessed a little when you told his story, but I didn't expect it to be true...Ian gave this book to me..." Diego said an explosive news, especially for Bellatos.

"Where is he... now?" The girl suppressed the excitement in her heart.

Diego sighed, looked out the window, and said in a low voice:

"He died many years ago, from falling off a cliff."

"What?!" The people in the room said in unison.