"Lena..."
Far away, in front of the inpatient building, one of the disabled hands and legs was waving his other active hand to greet Lena White.
And the bright one beside him stood like a landscape, against the half disability around him, and the unspeakable split in the picture.
Lena White didn't expect to see them here. Even though she knew that Belina had been helping her, she still couldn't get close to her..
"Why are you here?" she asked as she approached.
Belina gave her a sideways look and said, "His arms and legs are all broken. What's wrong with us here? You are not normal here, are you?"
The tone was very disgusted. It was like seeing Lena White and seeing a litter
In fact, Lena White doesn't want to see Belina. She left the hospital long after seeing her, but she took him to the inpatient department and chose not to contradict him.
Fred doesn't seem to know how to look at people. He happened to see Lena White here and asked, "Why don't you come to my studio recently? Although I said, except for the clothes of the main character, you will have assistants to help you make them, but you still have to go to see them occasionally and give some advice on the finished products, don't you?"
Although Wells has given them plenty of time, the progress should be faster, but Lena White has put it aside for a long time because of Sister Anna.
She didn't give herself a reason, and sincerely apologized, "Sorry! My company is busy recently..."
Unfortunately, this reason does not seem to be accepted.
Belina hooked her lips and sneered: "It seems that if someone is not busy, they can stop working if they are busy. If they are busy, they can be irresponsible. The job they give you is work, but not ours?"
"Besides, the girl of the Ann family is just a piece of material for doing business. It's better for such a company to fall down early than to be poor."
Lena White's face changed immediately.
Fred quickly answered the question, "Oh, please don't say anything..."
"Why should I say less? I'm worried that I don't have the opportunity to scold her. You should sober up and I'm saying you."
At this time, Belina didn't hide that she was here to stop her. With a dark face, she scolded, "Do you want to help Anna? Why? The people with them are dead? Do you have to be an outsider who is nothing?"
"Sister Anna is not an outsider..."
Belina hooks her lips and sneers: "She is not an outsider, so I am an outsider?"
"Almost."
Unexpectedly, Lena White dared to say that. Belina was stunned for a moment, and then she was probably really angry with this sentence. She seemed to have opened a machine gun: "You treat others like bodhisattva treasures. What can you do for them? You don't seize your own opportunity and have to wipe people's buttocks at the joints. Do you know how hard it will be for you to catch the same car after missing this opportunity?"
"You ungrateful thing..."
Many people have seen the movement here and are pointing out.
But Belina seems not to care about it at all. She has a crazy feeling that everyone has to follow her when she is stabbed. It can be said that she doesn't care about whether to care about face, as long as she can make Lena White lose face with her, she can be happy.
Once you get used to swearing, it's hard to get rid of it.
In fact, Belina doesn't know when she got used to these things, so that she can't control herself once she is in the mood.
She points to Lena White, her fingers were shaking: "I tell you, you think that if you work hard to make a horse for others, they will be able to thank you? Are you grateful that you have a fart to eat, or can you make your career a higher level? It's useless, I tell you it's useless. Good people in the world don't get good results. Even if you destroy everything you've earned hard to help others, no one will really remember how much you have done."
"One day, you will make yourself regretful because of the 'love and justice'. One day, the company surnamed An will drag you down, so I will put my words here..."
But Lena White just asked her calmly and calmly: "Mom, are you worried about me?"
Belina didn't have time to rush out of her throat with a more unpleasant sentence, but she choked her throat with a sentence.
She seemed angry, angry, or
Embarrassed.
Then her unfamiliar "Excuse me" turned into a more sarcastic sentence: "Don't gild your face, I'm worried about you? Am I sick?"
"That is to say, you are not ill. Why are you worried about me?"
Lena White nodded solemnly after saying that. When she raised her eyes again, she was already looking at her, and did not hesitate: "However, those words just sounded like worries, so I was sentimental. Thank you for reminding me, but I also said a sincere word to you: Mom, I really know what to do and what not to do..."
She could not tell her that during the most serious period of her depression, Sister Anna took care of her.
She even tied a rope around her waist when she was taking a bath, for fear that she would jump out of her sight from the upstairs window.
It's also that she cursed and cried when she hugged her when she didn't know how many times she had attempted suicide
Sister Anna is really not a good daughter or sister
However, she is Lena White's best friend, the one who has had life and friendship. She doesn't want to sell her money to let others know how bad she has been.
But, as she said, she really knows what to do and what not to do.
At least, it is far more important to help Sister Anna save her than to start her own career, let alone
Lena White looked back at Belina's face, which was hard to see but could not find an adjective, and said with great confidence, "You have some confidence in me, too! I am not as unprofessional as you think. At least, the work I took will be completed on time, and I will never break my own brand."
It was not until Lena White's figure fell into the family stream that Belina finally removed the tight nerve.
Most of the time, she and her daughter are needle to needle.
But just now, her daughter's eyes, as well as her confidence, made her suddenly realize that she might really be worried.
Her daughter has grown up. Really, she has grown up