Hard To Say Goodbye

Looking at the series of expression on little Hugh's face, Murphy couldn't help laughing. He knew that little Hugh endured the bitterness of coffee. He didn't spit it out and drank it. What a brave child he was.

Nora rubbed her eyes and looked at everything in front of her. She couldn't believe that the neat freak, Murphy, would drink coffee in the same cup with little Hugh. It was unbelievable.

But all of this really happened and existed.

"Does the coffee taste bitter?" Murphy asked little Hugh.

Little Hugh answered, "It's a little bitter at the beginning. It won't be bitter after you drink it. The coffee is delicious."

My God!

Little Hugh could also drink bitter coffee. Thinking that her son might have some connection with Murphy in his life, Nora suddenly stopped all her imagination and forced herself not to think about it.

Murphy said to little Hugh, "Life is like coffee. It's bitter first and then sweet. You have to remember that only when you have a hard time will you become a better person."

Little Hugh nodded, not fully understanding what he meant.

In fact, it was difficult for a child of only three or four years old to understand these words, but Murphy didn't know why he talked so much today.

Maybe it was because he liked Nora too much! Love me, love my dog.

Looking at his watch, it was half past six. Murphy was about to stand up and go home. This time, he could send Nora back, and was allowed to go upstairs and have a seat at her home. That was enough, and he was satisfied.

Sometimes it was just a coincidence. Otherwise, how could it be? It was just a coincidence.

When Murphy was about to stand up and leave, the doorbell rang.

Nora thought something bad was going on. When Grace came back and let her see this scene, what would she think? That was also the reason why she didn't want Murphy to go upstairs.

In the end things will mend. What could she do?

happily ran to open the door

so he didn't know who Grace was at all?

would not come here. Because

seemed that he didn't know enough about

she was surprised to see that Murphy was at home. Because Nora had told her that Murphy had

Murphy also stood up. After

each other for a

now," said Murphy. Then he stood up.

the corner of Murphy's clothes, "Don't let uncle go. Let

didn't know what had happened between the adults. He just wanted to have fun, because there was no guest at home

was not that Nora couldn't persuade little Hugh, but that she didn't want to

had dinner at Nora's house. He felt very warm

late. Murphy told little Hugh "It's time to go to bed. Get up early tomorrow morning and go to school." Little Hugh nodded and said,

Hugh to take a shower and then

so close.

Murphy

a good rest! Thank you for

smiled, "I should thank you for letting me have dinner at your home, which made me feel as warm as home, especially for little

his words was that he didn't mind that Nora had a child and he could accept it.

he disappeared at the

she came to her senses and

little Hugh and lulling him to sleep, Grace waited

her bedroom and didn't leave. She knew that she had something to ask. She knew her temper very well.

her, send her dress, pick up little Hugh and why he had dinner

asked

many

problem for Grace, a woman who had a blank mind about