Reborn: Sure to Flirt Me?

"Granny, here you are." said Molly.

At this time, the old lady was picking up the rest of the orange from the ground with difficulty.

Seeing the orange in front of her, the old lady was stunned, but soon showed a kind smile and said, "Thank you, good child."

"It doesn't matter." With a smile, Molly helped the old lady up and said, "Granny, have a rest. I'll pick up the rest."

Sitting aside, Molly watched the old lady peel the orange for the old man and carefully remove the white threads outside, and then send them to the old man's mouth.

It seemed that the old man had Alzheimer's disease.

Sometimes, before the old man could open his mouth, the old lady would patiently touch his lips again and again to let him open his mouth to eat.

Noticing that Molly was looking at her, the old lady smiled at her and said, "When people get old, they will become like this."

Molly smiled sheepishly and said, "You and grandpa love each other so much!"

"Ahem!" Hearing that, the old lady smiled and said, "We have been together for so many years. Love hasn't been the most important thing!"

The old lady turned to look at the old man and said with a smile, "But he was so kind to me when he was young."

When the old lady said this, her face seemed to be a little red, and she looked much younger.

long voice, with a

teasing and didn't get angry. She stretched out her hand and pointed at

stuck out her tongue naughtily.

depressed. She looked at the old man and

get older, they're

lady turned to Molly and said, "Don't look at him sitting here quietly now. You don't know how

dissatisfied with the old man. She blamed all

him to have a meal after I made the meal. He didn't want to eat anymore, but he wanted to

lady said she was angry, there was still a

because you piss me off, can I?" The old lady wiped the old man's mouth and asked the old man playfully.

watching the scene, Molly felt very

old no matter what." No one know if the old

more words. Seeing that Molly had been sitting next to her and listening to

be immersed in the past. "When we were young, we had a hard time. We couldn't even afford fruit then. On a new year's Day, we were so

at the peeled orange in her hand, the old lady's

any of them. He left

could buy all kinds of food. But no matter what, he always left the best for me. Only when I was tired of eating and using, the

course, we often quarrel with each other. But if we don't quarrel, we're not like a family. No one can never

and weaker, and his memory is

front of her in her mouth and said,