Chapter 810: Sit Still!
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Alex hugged Amelia and thought of Mrs. Waltonâs heartbroken expectations at home. He immediately took out his cell phone and was about to make a call when he heard a beep. His cell phone had run out of battery and was switched off. He simply threw his cell phone to the front passenger seat. He did not care. If he could not make the call, so be it. As long as he went home!
Alex turned around and asked, âAre you sitting properly? Mia!â
Ameliaâs pink safety seat had been there the entire time she was away. Amelia sat on it and skillfully buckled her seatbelt. She said, âSit tight!â
âWhereâs Sister-in-law?â Alex glanced at Ling.
Ling had been following Amelia. When Amelia had thrown herself into Alexâs arms, she had stood to the side and watched quietly. Now that Alex had spoken, she raised a hand. âSit tight!â
Alex adjusted the rearview mirror and said, âWeâll be home in half an hour!â As soon as he finished speaking, the black SUV flew out like a wild horse!
It had been three months since Amelia went missing. The Walton residence was lifeless. William carried his school bag to school every day, but his eyes were lifeless. Emma did not say a word and began to do her homework seriously. However, sometimes, she could not help but wipe her tears as she wrote. Mrs. Walton sat on the rattan chair in front of the door, still holding Ameliaâs shoes and gloves in her hand. Her turbid eyes no longer had the livelihood of chopping people with her bare hands.
Mr. Walton came out with a shawl and draped it over Mrs. Walton. He sighed and said, âGo in and sleep for a while.â She woke up so early every day and sat here for the entire day. He remembered that when Helena went missing, she was like this too.
Mrs. Walton shook her head. âIâm not sleeping. Iâll sit here and wait. What if Mia comes back and doesnât see Grandma? I want to wait here for her to come back and be the first to see her â
Mr. Waltonâs nose felt a little sour, and his heart ached. He couldnât help but press down on his heart and take a deep breath. âThen you have to keep your energy. Mia definitely wonât want to see you like this when she comes back. Sheâll blame herself.â
Mrs. Walton only shook her head and did not speak. Although she was no longer crying, her heart was dead. There was no longer a trace of light in her eyes.
âThe sun is out and the ice and snow have melted. Mia, why arenât you back yet â Mrs. Walton murmured, rubbing Ameliaâs small shoes with her fingertips.
Under the evening sun, the last rays of the sun reluctantly bade farewell. The sky gradually darkened.
Mrs. Walton stared at the door, looking and thinking of Amelia hopping over from the door and shouting softly, âGrandma!â But another day had passed and the sun was about to set again. She still did not see her Mia.
âMia â Mrs. Walton tightened her grip on the small shoes in her arms and stood up shakily. âGrandma will cook for you. Youâll be very hungry when you come back. Grandma will make Miaâs favorite pork trotters in sauce and Miaâs favorite roasted drumstick â
Mrs. Walton held onto the chair and stood up with difficulty. Mrs. Taylor looked at her worriedly. âOld Madam, why donât you go and rest? Iâll do it.â
Mrs. Walton shook her head. âNo, I want to cook for Mia myself. Mia said she loves Grandmaâs cooking the most.â She couldnât let Mia down. When Mia returned, she wanted her to have a hot bite of something sheâd made herself.
Mrs Walton stood up with her arms around his back and walked slowly towards the house.
At this moment, a clear voice sounded. âGrandma! Grandma, Iâm back!â
Mrs. Waltonâs back stiffened. She thought she heard Miaâs voice, but she didnât dare turn around. She was afraid she was hallucinating
Footsteps approached. It was a familiar sound. One could tell it was Miaâs  Mrs. Walton turned carefully. If it was an illusion, she was afraid that if she turned too quickly, the dream would be shattered.
As a result, when she turned around, she saw Amelia running over with a big rock in her hand. She was wearing an adult cashmere coat. Mrs. Walton remembered this coat because she had bought it for Ling. Now the cashmere coat was dirty. One sleeve was gone, and the other was half torn. Mia was barefoot.
Amelia threw aside the large rock she was holding above her head with a bang and threw herself into Mrs. Waltonâs arms. Mrs. Walton staggered and almost fell. Mr. Walton quickly caught her.
âGrandma, Grandma!â Amelia hugged Mrs. Waltonâs neck and kissed her cheek happily. âGrandma, Iâm back!â
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