Le Tong had a long dream, in which she saw her mother fainting in the kitchen.
At eighteen, she cried as she rushed her mother to the hospital. At that time, she really loved to cry, and her mother often teased her, saying, "Tongtong, you little crybaby, are you trying to cry out all the tears in a lifetime at once?"
On the night she found out her mother was terminally ill, Le Tong found a secluded corner and cried her heart out. That time, it felt as if she had cried out all her tears for a lifetime.
The next day, she dried her tears and began borrowing money from relatives.
Those usually kind and friendly relatives were initially polite, but soon stopped answering calls. Even after ringing the doorbell until it broke, no one answered the door. Within a few days, Le Tong experienced the coldness of the world and the thinness of human affection.
