Several people stopped chatting and chose to leave.

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At this time, Jiang Hao has been walking on the street.

He walked on a familiar path, or the more he walked, the more obvious his memories became.

It will become more familiar.

Of course, some places cannot be overlapped with memory, some roads have been modified, and some houses have appeared.

In my memory, it was clearly an open space, but what I saw was an attic.

After a while, he walked to the river. There were some trees beside the river, and there were some children playing and playing under the trees.

Looking at these, Jiang Hao couldn't help but smile.

He had played here before, but he didn't get along with the kids nearby.

"Why did you come here then?"

Jiang Hao thought for a moment and then recalled it.

I was too tired from chopping firewood, so I sneaked out.

It's just that every time I didn't rest for too long, my stepmother would take her back.

I just occasionally stay until dinner time.

After standing there and thinking for a while, Jiang Hao found that most of his memories were of his stepmother.

There are fewer biological fathers.

I probably never beat or scolded him or loved him.

Jiang Hao no longer walked around, but found a place to sit, looking at the clear river and listening to the children playing around him.

For a moment, he seemed to have returned to his childhood.

It is not a good thing for people who cultivate immortality to care too much about the past.

But he couldn't deliberately forget these things.

Of course, I won’t deliberately remember it.

It’s just that I feel a little... nostalgic now.

thump!

Suddenly the sound of water falling came over.

Jiang Hao turned around and saw that a child accidentally fell into the river while playing.

"Mom, mother, come here quickly, the dog's balls fell into the water."

Seeing this, Jiang Hao walked to the river, walked into the river in two steps, and fished it out.

At this time, the adults rushed over in a hurry.

But when they found Goudan, they found Goudan sitting by the river, soaked to the skin, as if he had fallen into the water, but there was no one else around.

"How did you get up here?" Goudan's father asked.

"I, I don't know?" Goudan said blankly.

He suddenly fell into the river, and then suddenly he was by the river.

Snapped!

Goudan’s father patted Goudan’s head and said excitedly:

"Why don't you thank the River God for saving your life?"
Chapter completed!