Chapter 8 — The Sinner in the Night

I also laughed: "At that time, the baby had only grown so much, how could he remember?" Tran Lo stood next to him, blushing as he handed over a compliment flag. Above is written: "Secure the first barrier of life." I take it. Those words belong to each person who seriously compares the bracelets, seriously writes handovers, and seriously says "no". Chu Nghien Than's case is still being tried. The lawyer said, he asked to see me again. I refused, I didn't need to hear his repentance. The regret of many people is not because they know they are wrong. It's because the final price has fallen on their own heads. Lam Man Thanh's child had his first heart surgery. Co Hoai Am told me that the surgery seemed to go smoothly. I was silent for a long time, saying: "I hope the boy survives." Co Hoai Am sighed into the phone. "You're more human than them." I didn't answer. I just feel, children should not pay the price for adults' sins. Winter comes very quickly. One snowy night, I got home from work. The old house is very quiet. I cooked myself a bowl of meat and green vegetable noodles. As soon as I sat down, a line of words suddenly appeared before my eyes. 【Don't be dumbfounded, the noodles are about to bloom.】 I was stunned for a long time, then burst out laughing. Turns out those lines are still there. Only this time, it didn't remind me who wanted to harm me. It reminds me to eat rice. After that, it appeared occasionally. 【Morning shift, don't turn off the alarm.】 【Nurse shoes should be changed, the soles are worn out and can easily fall.】 【Miss Co said she's coming to eat dumplings on the weekend, don't pretend you didn't see it.】 【No one used your wound as an article today.】 【Today is just a normal day.】 【Normal is good.】 I turned off the living room lights, sat by the window and finished my bowl of noodles. Outside the window, the snow fell very lightly. I touched my lower abdomen. There's an old scar there. It used to make me think that I was incomplete. It was also used by others to prove my guilt. But now I know. Not being able to have children is not a debt. Not having children does not represent the fact that half of my life is missing. I am On Chi. Obstetrics nurse of the city's obstetrics hospital. I have guarded the first nights of countless newborns. Finally, I can keep myself.