The scorching sun scorched the earth, and the air on the asphalt road was deformed due to the high temperature. A cargo truck slowly drove over from the distance.
It was a moving company's car, and the white compartment was printed with the capital letters PDK. The car passed by rows of small buildings and stopped at the entrance of a two-story building at the end of the street. At this moment, a well-dressed old man with half-white hair climbed down from the passenger seat.
He stood at the entrance of the building and stared at it quietly for a while. Then, he began to instruct the other two people who got out of the car to start moving…
As the items were distributed from the truck, some people from the community and a group of children slowly gathered at the end of the street.
Among these children, there was a 5 or 6-year-old child sitting alone under a tree. One moment, he looked enviously at the children playing on the street. The next moment, he looked at the truck in the distance. He held a small car model in his hand and imitated the truck in the distance as it drove and unloaded the goods.
As the items in the truck were moved into the house one by one, the truck closed the door and slowly left the community under the setting sun.
Not long after, an old man with a handful of candies in his hand came from the small building that he had just moved in to the gathering place of the onlookers and children. As the candies were distributed, he began to greet them."Hello! My name is Bowen, and I'll be your new neighbor from now on.”
The children hid behind their families when they received the candy, looking at the stranger curiously. As Bowen expressed his goodwill and chatted fervently with these " village intelligence agents," a shout came from a small red brick building not far away." Danny, Danny, go home for dinner!”
Bowen looked curiously in the direction of the voice and found the shy little boy hiding under the tree. He quickly ran to the red brick building.
"That's…" Bowen asked curiously.
Before Bowen could finish, a fat old lady called Mrs. Jarvis said,"That's Mr. Parker calling his son home for dinner. But don't be too nice to little Danny. Mr. Parker just got divorced half a year ago. He's very nervous about little Danny now!”
Another Mrs. Wayne, who had curly hair, immediately said,"Isn't that so! Let's treat little Danny a little better and give him some snacks. Little Danny and my little Wayne played together for a while, and Mr. Parker started to get drunk after dinner. He ran over and said that he was going to snatch little Danny away from him!”
"That's right. He also came to my house and said the same thing…"
" But Mr. Parker is pretty good at other times and is happy to help, but for little Danny…"
……
As night fell, Bowen returned to his small building.
After a few days, Bern slowly integrated into the leisurely town of Bled. In this small town that was mainly agricultural, the residents lived a leisurely and slow life.
Another day was about to pass. Bern was carrying some food from the store and walking home. When he passed by the red brick building, he heard a man shouting," You're hugging these…these toys…toys, photos…are you trying to leave with your mother…leave me…"
Following that, the sound of a child crying could be heard. Bowen walked over quickly and saw something flying out of the door. Parker hugged Danny tightly." Let that woman... go... go, just let us be together... Danny, you won't leave me... my..."
Seeing that none of the neighbors had come out, Bowen felt that this should happen often. He also felt that he shouldn't be involved in such a matter, so he immediately turned around and left.
Three months had passed, and Bern was no longer as particular about his clothes as he had been in the beginning. His style of dressing was no longer as fashionable and rigorous as in the big city. It was more and more in line with the style of the small town. His face was often covered in a beard. Bowen even found a cleaning job at a high school about 20 minutes away from the street.
Bowen didn't have any children of his own. Looking at the energetic children and the students greeting him from time to time, he felt very comfortable. He was even more willing to interact with the students. Slowly, some students began to call him old man.
Bowen liked this name very much, which made him feel more harmonious with the town. It was very comfortable.
That day, Bern came back from school. He found Danny in the red brick building sitting on the roadside, staring blankly at the radio in his hand.
Bowen still felt a little pity for this little Danny. He looked into the building and realized that Parker wasn't there. He walked up and patted Little Danny's shoulder." What's wrong, Little Danny?"”
"This... there's no sound.”Little Danny said slowly.
So it was like this.
"It's okay! Little Danny, I can fix it for you.”
"Really?" Danny looked up in surprise.
"That's right. But I have to find some tools first. How about this? Tomorrow at this time, I'll bring the tools to your house and fix this radio!”
"Thank you!"
Bowen waved his hand and returned to his own building. He began to recall the electronic knowledge of radio equipment and found that he had no deep impression of it. It seemed that he needed to buy an electronic application foundation to review.
The next day, Bowen saw Danny sitting by the roadside again, still holding the radio and looking up from time to time. Bowen waved the bag in his hand and quickly walked over.
"Come on, little Danny, let's go to your house. Let's fix this radio.”Then, he led Danny to the red brick building.
Opening the door, Bowen saw that the room was very simple. There were basically no decorations. However, he also saw a television set placed on the table in the corner. The cloth on it was half covered. It had probably not been opened for a while.
Bowen didn't look at it anymore and put the bag on the table. She took out everything from the bag and took the radio from Danny.""Let us begin."
It didn't take long for Bowen to find the problem, but one of the components was a little loose. He immediately began to repair it.
Bowen had just finished installing the radio, but before he could try it out, Danny's father, Parker, came back.
Parker didn't seem very enthusiastic when he saw a stranger visiting the house. He asked a simple question and let Parker leave. Parker left resentfully with a tool in his hand.
Danny stood there with his head lowered, not daring to say anything. Parker looked a little timid, so he walked over and gently picked him up." Danny, Daddy will be by your side in the future. We'll listen to stories on the radio, play together…and read together.”
Recalling the toys that he had thrown away, Parker picked up the basics of electronic applications on the table.
"Take a look at it yourself first. Daddy is done cooking. Let's watch it together.”
Parker didn't drink that night, which was a rare occasion, so he used the book on electronic applications to read Danny's basics for a long time.
From then on, this book became Danny's first book.
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