Chapter 120

The little girl pursed her lips and bit her lip, "Grandpa, what should I do... will you forgive me?" But the old man ignored it, turned around, and said to Mari "Go in." Maine was carrying her schoolbag, and when she saw that the old man was leaving, she kneels outside the door, "Grandpa, if you don't give me an explanation and a chance to go in and see you, I’ll kneel here and not leave! I know what grandpa feels in his heart. Still thinking about me, grandpa, I don't want to leave the Lincoln Family... It was grandpa who gave my family warmth, and it was also because of grandpa that there were so many people who loved me... Otherwise, I might have died in the winter 18 years ago ..." The old man closed his eyes deeply and sighed, "Let it be, no matter how long you kneel, no one will open the door for you!" Maine looked at his grandfather's back and disappeared into the yard. Ground was scorching hot, and her bare knees knelt down, almost burning off a layer of her skin