I am the Odd One Out Chapter 75

Mia did not leave after her daughter was one month old. Although she woke up every morning, she felt that the time to say goodbye to her daughter and Leo Lin had come, but she was delaying it day by day. When she was breastfeeding her daughter, her daughter's head rested on her arm, and her daughter's little hand moved slightly on her chest. It was this retaining hand that made Mia lose her mind.

On this day, Leo Lin finally had some free time. He led his donkey into the city with thirty silver dollars in his arms. This was the surplus from a year's harvest. He wanted to go to Juhe Bank to exchange it for a small yellow croaker.

In the afternoon, Mia, who was wearing a rustic green cloth, was sitting at the gate of the courtyard with her daughter in her arms. She looked at the road at the entrance of the village with blurred eyes. The daughter in her arms opened her eyes wide and looked at her mother. Leo Lin, who had gone out in the morning, did not return until the sun was setting. Mia heard the sound of the donkey's bells floating in the wind. She took a closer look and saw that Leo Lin had led the donkey to the entrance of the village.

Leo Lin held a donkey in one hand and a bunch of candied haws in one hand. He walked up to Mia with a smile. He handed the candied haws to Mia, leaned over and looked at his daughter for a while, and then walked into the yard with Mia. Leo Lin led the donkey for a slow walk in the yard. He told Mia, who was sitting in front of the house with his daughter in his arms, that the animal had been harnessed and must be walked.

It was a dusk that was reflected red by the sunset. Mia, who was sitting in front of the door, would put candied haws on the baby's lips from time to time and let her lick the sweet taste. The maple leaves are as red.