To You, My Beloved

Children are growing teeth, so snacks like sugar will inevitably be controlled more strictly.

Because of the Chinese New Year, Tang Shi’s pocket was lucky enough to be filled with all kinds of candies, including toffee, fruit candies, chocolate candies...

When he piled up the snowballs, he took the opportunity to take out two black-packed candies from his pocket, and stuffed them on the snowballs as eyes.

Tang Shi was about to go to the house to take half of the carrot as the snowman's nose, but saw Gu Qingcheng standing aside, tilting his head, biting his fingers and staring at the snowball in front of him.

The child’s memory didn’t stay for that long. When Tang Shi suddenly saw Gu Qingcheng, people froze for a while before realizing that this was the little girl who tore up her coherent storybook in the summer.

Tang Shi’s memory is good. He still remembers her name. When he was about to say hello to her, Gu Qingcheng suddenly walked with two short legs as if he had seen something surprising. When he reached the surface of the snowball, he bent down and cut out the "one eye" that he could hardly get into the snowball as an eye.

She should have eaten the candy in this black wrapping paper and recognized it. She took the bag to her mouth and took two bites. The bag was bitten open, but the candy fell on the snowdrift.

She didn't know it was dirty, so she bent down to pick up the candy.

Tang Shi frowned and said aloud: "You can't eat!"

Seeing Gu Qingcheng had picked it up, Tang Shi quickly reached out his hand, trying to take the candy from Gu Qingcheng's hand.

As a result, Gu Qingcheng saw someone robbing himself of the food, so he lowered his head without saying anything, and bit his finger on the candy.

The one-year-old child had not fully grown his teeth yet, but Tang Shi's fingers had a sharp pain. He relieved his strength slightly, and Gu Qingcheng took the sugar into his mouth.

Maybe because of the candy, she squinted at him and smiled.

This was the first time I was bitten since I was a child. Tang Shi looked at the uneven and sparse imprints on his fingers and smiled.

Then, the sugar in Tang Shi’s pocket was reluctant to eat, and he was reluctant to eat the candies that his family allowed him to eat. They secretly hid them in his pocket, and when they met Gu Qingcheng, he gave her one. .

The more often, Gu Qingcheng also knew that every time she saw Tang, she could eat the candy that her mother would not let her eat, so she always ran out every day when her mother was not paying attention.

Then, Tang Shi and Gu Qingcheng unfolded, their youngest and ignorant childhood sweethearts.

Later, Gu Qingcheng went to kindergarten, and Tang Shi moved from kindergarten to first grade.

Later, Gu Qingcheng also went to primary school, and was sent to the primary school where Tang Shi went by the Gu family.