I remember a friend asked me, do you believe that two people will love each other for the rest of their lives? I told her I believed it. Because I believe in beauty. Then she asked me, so the last two people together, have they turned love into family? I am speechless. Because I don't know how long the so-called love can last, and whether the last two people together still really need love. It reminds me of my grandpa and grandma.
The grandparents are dolls, and they only met on the wedding day. Grandma is very temperamental and often loses her temper at grandpa. Sometimes, grandpa will say something, but most of the time, grandpa keeps letting grandma. Grandpa believed in Buddhism, and grandma often said that he knew how to recite sutras all day long, so grandpa moved the Buddha statue to his hut. Later, when I got old, the two elderly people were separated. Grandpa is in his hut and grandma is in the big house with the TV. Grandpa would think that grandma turned on the TV too loudly, grandma would scold grandpa for burning the dishes again and fall asleep on the sofa. The two old men lived like this. You say, is this love?
Then my grandmother fell ill very seriously. On the morning when grandma left, the family said that grandpa was coming to see you, grandma laughed. Until the afternoon, my grandfather came, and the tears were full of tears. Grandma didn't have the strength to open her eyes, so she waved her hand. Grandpa has been holding Grandma's hand. Later, the family sent the grandfather home. When I got to the hospital, my grandmother was gone. In fact, grandma can't do it in the morning, but in order to wait for grandpa, she has been holding on. I believe so. You say, is this love?
Grandpa lives alone now, just like the old man in the animation. The walls of the home are covered with photos of my grandmother before and when she was young, as well as photos of the two of them together. Home is full of memories.
Maybe we won't have water to fill the house, but there will be memories to bring tears to our eyes.
So many memories, so much love.
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