Chapter 90 The Wishing Fountain Behind the Wardrobe

When I was young, there was a gap between my parents' closet and the wall, about a foot wide, and my father always liked to throw coins on my body into that gap. Although the gap was very narrow, I was just able to climb in because of my small body. .When I was young, I was very like Mr. Mengchang. I liked to invite my classmates to eat. Every time I ran out of pocket money, I would quietly crawl into the gap to pick up some coins and eat them to my heart's content. The coins in the gap seem to be endless. Whenever I see my father throwing coins in one by one, I know that my afternoon tea has been found again.Later, my appetite became bigger and bigger, and the number of times I crawled into the cracks to pick up money was far more than the number of times my father threw money in. The money in the cracks became less and less. Sometimes, I found it after hard work. A five-cent coin.

One day, we bought a new wardrobe, and my dad hoped to remove the old one to see how many coins he had put in the back of the wardrobe over the years. As a result, he could only find a few cents on the ground, but he Did not scold me.I used to think that he put the money there on purpose so that I could use it when I needed it. Now that I think about it, the gap behind the closet may be Dad’s wish fountain. Throwing a coin into it, and hearing the sound of ding ding dong dong, he would make a wish.In the miserable life, the sound of ding ding dong dong was his countless hopes.He built himself a fountain of wishes in his cramped house.