Chapter 7 — Ke That Hau Phu

The mother held her granddaughter and laughed until she couldn't close her mouth, saying that this child has eyes and eyebrows like me, a personality like me, and is very stubborn. After his father's death, the Do palace was divided by the old clans. Such a big building, if it's empty, it's empty. I welcomed her to the general's palace and prepared for her the brightest and most spacious house, with her favorite camellia flowers planted in front of the windows. Nuong looked at the whole yard full of camellia flowers, tears falling: "I never dreamed that I would have such good days." "There will be many more good days from now on." I took her arm and walked into the room. In the evening, Nguyen Trinh hugged me and suddenly said one sentence: "Only now do I feel like I have a home." I didn't say anything, just snuggled deeper into his arms. The moonlight outside the window was beautiful, shining on the cradle. My daughter is sleeping very soundly.