There will probably always be people who will think of the past by chance one day.

Then, ten years later, twenty years later.

Tell your son or daughter about your experiences in high school and college.

Su Wen puts on his backpack.

It's time for him to leave:

"Mr. Lin, see you later."

"Just call me Old Man Lin, brat. I actually thought of you last time."

Lin Yunwen said with a smile,

"It was you who wetted the pages of my treasured tea book five years ago."

"I didn't mean that.

Later, I took the book home to dry it and put it back in its original place."

"Yes, otherwise I could still tell you so much, so just go ahead.

Remember, line 5 of the third paragraph of the Night's Watch Code.

That's the oath written in Hebrew: 'The night will fade, but the dawn will last forever.'"

Su Wen nodded.

From now on.

His attitude towards Old Man Lin changed.

Accompanied by the sound of the wheels and axles of the old bicycle moving away.

Fallen leaves in autumn cover the avenue.

It means dyeing everything golden.

Old man Lin leaned on the recliner, dialed the phone in his hand, and took a sip of the steaming green tea.

Then he said with a smile:
Chapter completed!