Seeing that he was stunned, Feng Jiu couldn't help but smile: "Your father and I didn't have any children yet, so we raised you as our own child. We raised you until you are this big. Originally, we didn't know your life experience, but later, an old man came to our family. His name is Mei Lao..."
Fengjiu hugged him and told him everything about him, bit by bit. Hao'er leaned in her arms and listened carefully until she finished telling him everything about him.
“That’s it. So, we’re leaving Danwang Valley in a few days, and I have to tell you about your life story first. Do you understand now? It’s not that daddy and mommy don’t want you. Even if I tell you this, you’re still our son.” Fengjiu said softly, looking at Hao’er who had calmed down, a smile in her eyes.
It is indeed not easy for a six-year-old child to calm down so quickly.
"Mom, after we leave Danwang Valley, Hao'er just wants to stay with daddy and mom." He didn't know his biological parents. Ever since he could remember, daddy and mom were always by his side. They taught him to walk, to talk, to read, and to practice. He knew that they always loved him very much. Therefore, he never doubted that he was not their biological child.
Xuanyuan Moze and Fengjiu smiled and said, "We'll talk about this later. It's late now, let's go back to sleep!"
As they said that, they stood up, and one of them took his hand and sent him back to the cave to rest. After sending him back to the cave, the two of them went to the hot spring pool in Danwang Valley, intending to take a bath and then go back to rest.
In the middle of the night, the valley had already become quiet, with only the occasional chirping of insects spreading through the air. The two of them were bathing in the hot spring, and after about an incense stick of time, they got up and went back to the cave...
What they didn't know was that Hao'er suffered from insomnia that night. He didn't fall asleep the entire night. His mind kept on thinking about what they had told him. He digested what they had told him alone and couldn't fall asleep until dawn. Finally, he got up early, washed up, and sat alone outside his father and mother's cave, waiting for them to get up.
"Hao'er? Why are you here?" Early in the morning, Leng Hua saw the little man huddled together in front of his master's cave. He immediately walked over and came to his side to ask.
"Uncle Hua." Hao'er looked up at him, then lowered his head, buried his head between his knees and said in a muffled voice: "Daddy and mommy tell Hao'er that Hao'er is not their biological child."
Hearing this, Leng Hua was slightly startled, then smiled gently: "Hao'er, are your father and mother good to you?"
"Okay, Daddy and Mommy are the best to Haoer. They love Haoer the most." He said while looking up.
"That's it. Over the years, they have been so good to you and treated you like their own son. So what does it matter whether you are their biological son or not? All you need to know is that they treat you well, right?"
Hao'er thought about it and nodded: "Yes, mother said so too. Mother and father said that I am still their son."
"Isn't that enough? No matter what, you are their son, and that won't change." Leng Hua touched his head and said softly, "If your mother sees you sitting here so early in the morning, she'll be distressed."