From being grandpa

Zhang Ran asked He Yong to stop the car when he first entered Xicheng and began to wander around. He was familiar with Xicheng before, but he couldn't recognize it now.

At this time, there were tall buildings standing on the large farmland.

Tin City is not big, at least much smaller than other cities of the same level.

After wandering for about half an hour, Zhang Ran got in the car again this time and came to the original address of the orphanage.

He hadn't planned to come back in the first place. After all, this place had moved out thirty years ago, and only one old house remained.

So he didn't come to see it when he passed through Xicheng a few times before.

However, after seeing Gong Nan and passing through Xicheng again, Zhang Ran's heart couldn't help but feel nostalgic for that year.

The former orphanage was in the outskirts of Xicheng, but there were some communities around, but few. The former community was not called a community, and it was more appropriate to call it a family building.

However, when Zhang Ran came here again, he was involuntarily stunned for a moment, and asked He Yong to drive around here. At this time, the neighborhood had become the office of the district government.

Office buildings built by the district government stand up here, let alone the surrounding environment. The originally narrow and crowded driveway is now much wider, with flowers, plants, and trees in order.

It can be said that there is no way Zhang Ran imagined it.

After going around, Zhang Ran asked He Yong to find a place to stop the car, and walk towards the original welfare home.

But soon, Zhang Ran stood in front of an old compound in a daze, looking at the house number that was taken care of although it was still dilapidated.

The key is not this, but some children's voices from inside, which made Zhang Ran's spirit a little trance for a moment.

this is........?

"What do you do? What are you standing here for?" Just when Zhang Ran was in a daze, a voice with a rough but vigilant voice remembered.

Zhang Ran came back to his senses and saw an old man in his sixties, but with a sturdy figure and a loud voice, he did not look like an old man should have.

Zhang Ran touched his pocket and found that there was no smoke on his body, so he could only ask He Yong for a pack of cigarettes, and then walked over with a smile.

"I just came here to take a look. Didn't I remember that this place was closed a long time ago? Why is it open now?" Zhang Ran asked with a smile.

When the old man heard him say this, the vigilance in his eyes instantly disappeared, but he didn't take the cigarette he handed over, but said: "It has been reopened for seven years, but it has been more than 30 years since the door was closed. Well, how did you know?"

Zhang Ran took the cigarette back indifferently and said with a smile: "I said I left this orphanage, do you believe it?"

"Bullshit, how old are you." The old man obviously didn't believe it.

Zhang Ran sighed and said, "I knew you would say that, but I really got out from here."

Seeing that Zhang Ran did not appear to be lying, the old man was a little suspicious, "Did you really go out from here?"

Zhang Ran smiled and said, "Why did I lie to you? Is there any benefit?"

"Then what's the name of the former head of the orphanage here?" the old man asked.

"Chen Guifang." Zhang Ran replied directly.

"Are you really? What's your name?" the old man said.

Zhang Ran smiled and said, "Does my name make sense? It's a matter of fact."

"I'm looking for someone to ask if anyone knows you, what if you lie?" the old man asked.

Zhang Ran just laughed and shook his head, and then reacted, "You said someone knew me? Could this be......"

"Just say your name, don't ask so much." The old man was a little dissatisfied.

Zhang Ran took a deep breath and said, "My name is Zhang Ran. The people in the former orphanage would call me Xiaoran or me, Brother Ran."

The old man didn't talk too much nonsense when he heard the words. He picked up the phone in the duty room and made a call. After talking for a while, he hung up the phone.,

Then he looked at Zhang Ran with some surprise, "Are you really in the former welfare institution? How old are you this year?"

"It's over fifty, it's a bit smaller than you, brother." Zhang Ran didn't know what was going on at this time, and he was a little excited.

He wasn't excited to see old friends from the orphanage, because in the entire orphanage, he really recognized only three people.

One is Gong Nan, considered his younger brother, and the other is the dean and an older sister.

Gong Nan didn't say much, because Zhang Ran recognized some things, but he recognized and respected the dean and elder sister from the heart.

Zhang Ran has heard of many debates about human nature being good and human nature being evil. It seems that no one can convince anyone.

Zhang Ran doesn't understand such philosophical principles, nor does he know who is right or who is wrong.

But when he saw the eldest sister and the dean, Zhang Ran's heart naturally produced the idea of ​​human nature, because these two people are really kind by nature.

The dean may be older. Zhang Ran doesn’t know her past and doesn’t make too many judgments. But since Zhang Ran was admitted to the hospital, everyone was only five or six years old. Although Zhang Ran was very young, he I remember things when I was born, so I can see everything clearly.

At that time, he never thought that there are people who are born so kind.

This was also the first time that a reborn person like Zhang Ran willingly called a big sister who was still a child.

Compared with other children, Zhang Ran respects this person the most. It is precisely because he knows so much and understands so much that he knows more about the rareness of such a person.

After waiting for almost ten minutes, Zhang Ran saw a steady-footed old lady approaching quickly, with a little girl looking at her in her twenties.

"Xiao Ran, Xiao Ran." He heard the old lady shouting far away.

Zhang Ran looked at this old lady, a little stunned for a while, but quickly recognized that this was really his eldest sister.

In fact, when he knew that someone had reopened here, he guessed that it would be the elder sister, and only people like the elder sister would do such thankless things in this era.

"Eldest sister." Zhang Ran's voice trembled undetectably.

While speaking, Zhang Ran quickly walked over from the guard room, this time the old guard did not stop him.

Fei Lan looked at Zhang Ran, who was still young, and could see Zhang Ran's previous shadow on his face.

"Xiao Ran, is it really you?" Fei Lan looked at Zhang Ran in disbelief.

Zhang Ran smiled and said, "Of course it is me. I just looked younger, eldest sister, you look much older after so many years."

As soon as these words came out, the old man became unhappy, "What is getting older, Xiaolan looks very young, OK?"