night. It just rained. Strong black kid Big Mike wears a big blue T-shirt and walks down the road in November. A car with a happy family pulled up beside him and his mother, Leigh Anne, got out.
Do you have any place to stay tonight? she asked him.
He didn't answer, just nodded slightly.
Don't you dare lie to me. she said.
He looked up at her, clearly hesitated for a moment, and finally shook his head.
This small episode, many people won't even remember. But it touched me easily: I
was obviously homeless, I never had a bed of my own, I only had short-sleeved clothes in the cold weather, I went to the school gym in the evening just because it's warm, but I still have to stay in the gym. When asked with concern, nod to indicate have some place to stay. But he met her, she is not an ordinary person, she will directly break his disguise/protection/backward/whatever when he nods... He was fortunate enough to meet her, this Mama is his savior.
I've never liked Sandra before, I think she's an actress with too hard lines. But this time she made me feel soft inside. There is a lie, behind which there is determination, reluctance, cherishing, endless compromise, and despair that longs for warmth. Can you tell the difference, can be so resolute, and extend a pair of helping hands.
But no matter what, we should always remember the good of others. And be grateful for it, even if it might just be a beautiful bubble. You shouldn't hate anyone: because if you don't love him, how can you really hate him; and if you love him, how can you hate him, you will give this person the best and most, until Your world is full of smiles.
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