Ha's Place of Love (II): Close Sisterhood

GiadinhNet - Just like a sports clock, as soon as school was over, Mic would run to the alley to meet Viet Ha. The sound of the electric bicycle engine was very quiet, but Mic could still recognize it from afar. Its tail wagged excitedly, its face beaming with joy. Then it would jump onto Viet Ha's bike and sit comfortably in the front.

Every time, Viet Ha would affectionately cuddle Mic for a while, hugging him, stroking him, and kissing his forehead. In response, Mic would lick Ha's cheek with his soft, red tongue. "You didn't brush your teeth, how awful. Drink plenty of water, drink often to clean your mouth. Yesterday you caught two mice, that's good, but just kill them, don't eat them, mice are very dirty. Why is your bowl of rice still untouched today? Because of the change in weather, you're tired and don't want to eat, right? I'll go buy some bones to make porridge for you."

Mr. Ngo expressed his displeasure: "If she doesn't eat now, she'll eat tonight, or she'll eat tomorrow when she's hungry. Why does it have to be bone broth? Your mother said she was tired this morning and skipped breakfast too." "Then you should take care of Mom, see what she wants to eat and buy it. I'll go buy some pho for her now." "Bones for the dog, pho for Mom, my daughter is so kind early." Previously, Viet Ha wouldn't dare do anything her father disapproved of. But that was in the past; now Viet Ha is in 12th grade, grown up and independent.

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Viet Ha gave Mic a bowl of bone broth porridge. Mic finished the bowl very quickly. Viet Ha gave him another bowl. But instead of eating it, he grabbed the plastic bowl, put it in his mouth, and went out the door. "Where are you going? Finish your porridge first!" Mic still trotted off with the bowl in his hand. Viet Ha ran after him. Unexpectedly, Mic arrived at Mrs. Hoi's house.

Mrs. Hoi exclaimed in surprise, "His mother has been sick and hasn't eaten for four days. I don't understand how he knew and brought her porridge." Mic picked up the bowl of porridge, placed it in front of his mother's mouth, and lay beside her, watching her eat. Then he gently licked her head. Viet Ha's eyes welled up with tears at the maternal love between Mic and his mother. Viet Ha took Mic home, stroking his head, "You're such a good boy, I commend you. I'm reminding you not to run onto the main road. If you go there, the dog thieves will catch you immediately and you'll be killed for meat. Yesterday they stole Mrs. Nhu's dog. From now on, I'm giving you another task: you have to look after Mom's vegetable garden. The chickens are destroying Mom's garden terribly. You have to guard it, and if you see a chicken, chase it away, just chase it, don't bite it. If you bite a chicken to death, Mr. Ngo will beat you."

(To be continued)

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