Honey You Are My Lucky Star (Callen and Chelsea) novel Chapter 399

"If I don't have Harrison in the future, I'll be the only one to face the cold room when I go home at night. I'll be the only one to have dinner. I'll be alone when I sleep, and I'll be the only one to do anything. What should I do at that time?"

Although it was just a hypothesis, I was very flustered. I didn't want to admit it, but I had to admit that I was like a fish out of water, leaving Harrison's life.

The chaotic thoughts continued until the door of the house. Because the house was about to be demolished, it seemed to be in a mess and there were fewer people around.

"Chelsea, why are you back today?"

I was standing at the gate of the community in a daze when I heard a familiar voice calling me. I turned my head and saw the aunt of the People's Hospital.

I smiled and nodded. "Auntie, why are you still here? Didn't you move out?"

"Ah, after all, I have lived here for decades. When I left, I always wanted to come and have a look. If I don’t come and see now, I won't have a chance," said the housekeeper with a smile.

Although the aunt said with a smile, I felt a trace of loneliness in her smile. I didn't quite understand the reason for this loneliness, so I wanted to ask but didn't dare to ask.

"Are you curious? The demolition is clearly a good thing, but I miss it here?"

"Auntie, I didn't mean that..."

"You don't have to explain. I know what you mean. In fact, it's normal for you to think like this. Most people can't understand our memories." As she spoke, she walked in front of me, and my eyes followed her.

Just when she thought that Auntie wouldn't say anything more, she said again, "This house has lived for 40 or 50 years since I got married. It's a lie to have no feelings. I have lived the best youth and happiness here and welcomed my child. All my memories are beautiful." "I'm the same as you. After all, this is all the memory of my mother and me," I murmured.

After a while, the auntie and auntie left. I stood there in a daze for a long time, a long time...

In fact, I don't know what I'm going to do. But I just don't want to leave.

"Yes, Auntie is right. Time here is the best time. Now that the house is going to be demolished, everything will be gone. All I can do is to keep this beautiful memory in my heart."

But what did their uncle do at this time? They wanted money, and their minds were full of the money for our demolition of the house. Could it be that he couldn't think of my mother?

He was the only brother of his mother. Why did he come here to ask for more money after his mother passed away? Wouldn't he worry about his mother's sadness?

Thinking of this, I smiled again. What was there to be sad about? After all, her mother had passed away. Even if she was really sad, no one would know.

"Why are you crying here?"

I looked up and saw Sienna standing in front of me with a worried look.

"How did you know I'm here?" I asked, smiling.

"Big Sister, you sent me a message saying that you will come back today. Since you have told me, I must come and have a look." Sienna said helplessly, while taking out a tissue from his bag and handing it to me.

I looked at the tissue and asked, "Why are you giving it to me?"

"This is the street. Do you want others to see your face full of tears?" Sienna said.