The Journey Itself Chapter 30

The noisy and annoying old dog Doudou died in the spring from natural causes at the age of fourteen.

Aunt Du worriedly said she would not tell Edward at first, but then she thought to herself, he is not blind, how could he not notice that such a big living thing in the house was gone? That’s why Owen, who happened to be home, informed him.

Edward dug a hole in the backyard and buried Doudou, and his mood didn't seem to be affected at all.

"A dog," he said to himself, "has a limited lifespan, there's nothing you can do about it."

As for people, although their life span is long enough to accompany each other, they are also divided into old and young, and there are also natural disasters and man-made disasters, which are unpredictable. Edward has been very calm. He found that a lot of people's pain comes from too much nostalgia. If you don't have an obsession with the "past" and understand the truth that "the past is the past", you will not be afraid that life will become unrecognizable.