Who Can Be Indifferent - Soul-Stirring 60 Stories (Super Campus)

Author: Xie Qin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: A Miracle Created by Dad
This is a letter left by a father for his 4-year-old daughter before his death.
Dear Lovely Daughter:
Dad has played hide-and-seek with you many times, and every time you found me right away.
But this time, Dad decided to hide for a very, very long time.
Don’t look for me first. Wait until you’re 14 (and have eaten 10 cakes), then ask Mom where Dad hid. Okay?
Dad has to hide for so long, you’ll definitely miss me, right?
But Dad can’t just run out, or else I’ll lose.
If you still miss Dad very much, Dad will appear with magic.
Since it’s magic and not a real appearance, it doesn’t count as a foul, so Dad won’t lose.
Dad’s magic is: When you’re sleeping, Dad will play games in your dreams; when you draw pictures of Dad, no matter how good or bad they look, if you think it’s Dad, it is Dad; when you look at Dad’s photo, Dad is secretly looking at you too.
Remember, Dad will always be with you!
You’re already a big 4-year-old now. Dad has a request for you—to take good care of Grandpa, Grandma, and Mom. See if you can do better than Dad used to? How well, Mom will tell you.
Dad guesses that since we’re playing hide-and-seek for so long this time, Grandpa, Grandma, and Mom might not see Dad sometimes, and they’ll definitely sneak away and cry. Sneaking away to cry is a foul—it’s losing.
If they sneak away to cry, you have to cheer them up. Otherwise, after the game is over, they’ll cry even harder.
Okay, sweetie? Let’s have a competition—see if you’re stronger or Dad?
Are you ready? The competition is about to start!