Chapter 53 Chapter 3 You Are a Half-Human (1)

After all, Xiaoye went back to Nanfang's home.Her mother called and told Xiaoye that her father was sick and wanted to see her. Both Xiaoye and Marty knew that this was a family bond commonly used by the elderly, and the purpose was to lure Xiaoye back to do what she didn't want dating show. Xiaoye still went home.Before leaving, she and Marty agreed to close the coffee shop for a few days.Anyway, everyone hasn't come here recently, Xiaoye said.Everyone refers to Hai'an and the others. Since Hai'an and Jier both returned to the Sad Coffee Shop on the night of the last cold snap, this group of friends is like birds flying away, and they no longer gather together.However, Hai'an has not appeared for a long time, and the business in the store is obviously much weaker.

Marty came back from get off work to the sad coffee shop where the iron gate was closed, and stood in the doorway, feeling a little lonely.Xiaoye posted a poster at the door of the store, stating that the business would be closed for a few days. In the lower right corner of the poster, there was also a sketched self-portrait of Xiaoye, a portrait of a boy with short hair and frowning sideways face.Marty found some small letters in the corner of the portrait, and she leaned closer to see the crooked ballpoint pen letters, which said: Oh, I love Xiaoye! Probably a young girl who couldn't get in.Marty took out his bag and took out the key to enter the coffee shop. Xiaoye explained that the cats and birds in the shop have to be fed twice a day, especially the little leopard, who must be let out for a walk.

Marty finished feeding the little leopard, and opened the door to let it go out, but the little leopard sat down at the door hesitantly. Marty pushed the little leopard with his toes, and it simply fell down on the ground coquettishly, and began to wrestle with Marty's toes.Just having fun with the little leopard, Marty caught a glimpse of a figure standing outside the door. The sad coffee shop did not turn on the signposted lights today, and only dim lighting was turned on inside the shop. The person outside the shop, carrying the street lamp outside, dragged a huge black shadow, covering Marty and the little leopard. body.

Marty shaded the light from the street lamp with her hands, but still couldn't recognize the man, and she walked out of the store to meet him face to face.The smile still on Marty's face froze. She looked at the visitor, and after a moment of silence, she said, "Why do you know I'm here?" "Ma Tong told me." "..." "Marty, we need to talk." "...Okay, let's talk in the store." The man entered Sad Coffee, and Marty asked him to sit at the first table near the door. She turned on the air conditioner first, and boiled two cups of coffee with the electric kettle. She stood behind the bar and thought about it, and then turned on the stereo. Putting a CD in, it was a lyrical old-fashioned love song, and she changed another one, and the stereo played a quiet classical guitar performance.

Marty waited for the brewed coffee to drip into the cup. It was like entertaining a strange guest, but even a guest was no stranger than the person in front of him.Now he looked around the interior of the store, and finally his eyes rested on Marty's face.They looked at each other again.This person is Marty's husband. Marty sat down in front of him, two washed mochas between them. "I hear you are doing well," said the husband. "Ok." "Then I am very happy." "Thank you." "You live here?" "uh-huh." "The last time I went back to China, I didn't know that Dad wanted you to move out."

"It's been half a year." "My parents are from the older generation, so don't resent them." "I don't hate them," Marty said. "It's a matter of time before they move out. Don't you think it's meaningless for me to live in your house?" The husband lowered his head, wondering what he was thinking. "It's good for me to move out, don't think too much about it." "It's Dad who thinks more. He has always been worried about driving you out. He is afraid that this matter will be discussed by others. He is afraid that after you move out, you will do things that embarrass the Fang family."

"Do you think I will?" "I don't think so." "Your father is too stupid. It's not enough to worry about yourself. He even has to intervene in the affairs of the next generation, looking for trouble." "And you said you don't resent them?" "Really not. Your parents and I have always been estranged. As you know, I must admit that they are also a very unfortunate couple. I don't know how to get along with the elderly. I don't know how to get along with my family. It's fair to not be in their favor. In your family, I live without emotion at all, I should thank your father, he let me leave this family so simply. "

"Get away from..." the husband muttered to himself. "Isn't it? Our marriage was a mistake. You don't deny it, do you?" The husband thought quietly for a while and said, "I didn't think about the question of whether it was wrong or not. I think we got married with love. It's just that the love faded too quickly. Marty, you won't complain. Me?" "You seem to be very afraid that I hate you and your family, so what? Since there is no love, what do you still care about so much? Why don't you ask me if I still love you?" "You don't love me."

"Sorry." "Don't say that. Since I decided to marry you, I have vaguely felt that you never belong to me, you don't belong to anyone, you seem to be a star, you have nothing to do with anyone, and you exist with everyone Infinite distance. That's why you attract me! I made an irresponsible decision to marry you, knowing that it would end like this, but I married you. Marty, all the past is now thinking of it It was like a dream." "Now you're going to tell me you woke up?" "I wake up in Bolivia." "You have a lover?" "She is an overseas Chinese."

"So you really love her?"