During that time, my father and mother went out, and they went to see my brother. All that was left in the house were me, my sister, and a donkey.
Her parents had told her to buy new clothes and a new school bag for her sister, and she should go to school after the summer vacation.
I led the donkey and led my sister to the town to catch the market.
As soon as the sister came out, she was very excited, and after running forward and running, she called out to Sa Huan'er.
After the clothes were chosen, I chose a grass green school bag for my sister, carrying it on her, how do I see how I feel that my sister is watery. My sister cried out that she was hungry.
I looked up at the sun, knew it was really not early, and took her outside the stall selling clothes. Not far out is a row of stalls selling food, the seller set up a shed, set up a table, selling hot soup noodles and cold noodles. I asked my sister to choose, my sister chose cold noodles, and I asked myself for a bowl of hot noodle soup.
We had enough to eat and drink, and the donkey hadn't eaten anything. I borrowed a washbasin, went to the well to fetch water to drink from the donkey, and then put my sister-in-law on the back of the donkey and led the donkey out of the market.
The donkey was ben, and it was in a hurry when it went back. I thought about it, understood the donkey's urgency, and felt a little overwhelmed in my heart, and I went fast with the donkey.
The shade of the trees beside the road was mottled and shook so sleepy. My sister saw that my shirt was soaking wet and said, "Brother, you can also ride on the back of a donkey... Brother, I'm going to fall asleep. ”
I'm so upset about the donkey, how can I ride on the donkey's back? I looked back and saw my sister blinking with her eyes a little open, so I reminded her, "You're going to fall asleep, and your new school bag and new clothes will be blown away by the wind." ”
The sister opened her eyes and touched the new school bag on her back with her hand, and her eyes were closed again. Without taking a few steps, my sister fell off the donkey's back.
Startled, I threw off the reins and ran over to pull up my sister.
My sister narrowed her eyes and opened her mouth, and was lifted up by me, not knowing what was happening.
I unloaded the bag on my sister's back and held it in my hand, asking her to move it quickly to see if it broke.
My sister moved up and down a few times, feeling normal everywhere except for the pain in her ass.
I laughed and punched my sister in the dust as I went over to lead the donkey. A large truck drove up from the opposite side, and the driver honked his horn vigorously. The sound of the trumpet was much harsher than the cries of a donkey, and my heart trembled. The donkey's ears stood up, his legs kicked back a few times, and he ran away.
The truck drove by, and the dust it carried with it was long gone.
I widened my eyes to look at my donkey—it had run so far that it was still turning around and kicking back a few times from time to time as it ran.
I said, "Sister, you saw it this time, this is a standard donkey!" ”
My sister raised her head and stared at me, "Brother, I don't want to see a donkey... What should I do if the donkey is lost? ”
I said, "Rest assured, donkeys can't be lost." He carried his sister's new school bag on his back and took his sister's hand and walked back.
"Brother... Can a donkey really run away? ”
"Run and don't lose!"
"Brother... Can a donkey recognize the way? ”
"Recognize the way... I still recognize home! ”
"Brother... Is what you say true? ”
"Really! When did brother ever lie to you? "I comforted my sister, and before I knew it, I walked far away, neither of them felt tired, and my sister was no longer sleepy. In fact, I was worried about the donkey in my heart—that was the most valuable thing in the family now except for me and my sister.
When we got home, the donkey was really in the yard, and it was grazing in front of the trough.
My sister ran over to it and shouted at it, "Donkey, you're such a good donkey!" ”
The donkey looked up at his sister, and then at me who was following behind, his long face seemed to be smiling, and the string of bells around his neck clanged.
■ Text/Adapted from "Sunflower" (edited by Xie Hualiang, editor-in-chief, published by Hebei Children's Publishing House)
■The pictures are illustrated except for the book cover
■ Editor / Wang Huili
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