Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Liberty put her arms around her son, softened her serious tone, and said,
“Recently, I’m too busy, so I neglect you and don’t spend time with you. After
going to kindergarten for two days, the weekend will be off. This weekend, I will
take you to the beach to play. OK?”
Sonny: “Is Auntie going?”
Liberty: “We can make an appointment with your aunt, and your cousin and the
others.”
Sonny happily said: “Okay, Mom, I’m sorry, I will never say that I can’t go to
kindergarten again.”
Liberty let go of her son, smiled, and said: “Sonny, you understand mom, mom
is very happy, and corrects when she knows she’s wrong, she is still a good
mom. “
As she spoke, she kissed her son’s little face.
Sonny also kissed her back.
“Mom, we’re going to kindergarten.” Sonny took her mother’s hand and walked
towards the door of the house.

He also said to Liberty: “Mom, let me carry my schoolbag by myself.”
Liberty handed him the schoolbag, he carried the schoolbag on his back, and
went out with his mother.
After leaving the house, Sonny stood aside and waited for his mother to lock the
door.
After Liberty locked the door, she turned around and was about to hold her
son’s hand, but saw a man standing not far away looking at the mother and son.
That man was the same drunk man she met in the elevator last night.
The drunk looked much more sober than last night, but his eyes were still
terrifying.
He stared at Liberty, and when Liberty picked up her son and was about to
leave, he suddenly grinned and said, “So you live on this floor.”
Liberty’s heart tightened.
She ignored him and hurried away with her son in her arms. When she reached
the elevator, she was relieved to see people on the same floor waiting to take
the elevator down to buy vegetables.
“Auntie, did you see that man just now? Why is he on our floor, I haven’t seen
him before. “
Liberty greeted the aunt she knew, and asked her this question by the way.
The aunt said: “You mean that man who smells like alcohol. He lives on the top
floor. I heard that he has recently broken up in love. He goes out to drink every
day. He lies around when he is drunk. He sees women and stares at him. From
a woman’s point of view, many people are afraid of meeting him.
I’m an old woman, so I’m not that afraid, but when I meet him, I also walk away.
He rarely comes to our floor. I don’t know why I got nervous and ran to our floor
today.
Liberty, you live with Sonny, go home early at night, lock the door early, don’t be