1309 1292. The Scattered Net (3/5)

Chapter 1309 1292. The Scattered Net (35)

In an apartment in Sydney, Australia.

Daphne is an ordinary housewife. She used to work as a secretary in a foreign trade company. Because she has more children and her husband earns a lot of money, she resigned and became a full-time wife.

In the morning, she sent her eldest son and second daughter to school, and took the remaining two children to lie on the sofa and play with building blocks.

These two children are two or three years old, and they are already able to play with toys by themselves. After she played with her for a while, the children pushed her away and wanted to play by themselves.

"Aren't you willing to share happiness with your mother?" She asked with a smile.

The youngest son shook his head, and said in a childish voice: "My sister and I are going to build a castle, don't let mom participate, this is a children's castle!"

Seeing the serious faces of the two children, she couldn't help laughing, kissed each of them on the forehead, and started playing on the sofa with the mobile phone in their arms.

As a housewife, she likes to follow dramas and watch friends' social circles. Because her social circle is relatively narrow now, she cherishes her past friends very much.

Among the messages posted in the social circle of friends, three consecutive messages were looking for a child who had disappeared for thirty years.

She opened this topic curiously, and the first thing that appeared was a big picture of a child.

Seeing this photo of a child, she subconsciously looked at her younger son, who was playing with building blocks and grinned happily at her.

At this moment, she was stunned. The smile of her youngest son was so similar to this photo!

"Maybe it's a coincidence." She said to herself silently.

Turning the phone screen, she continued to look down, and then saw more photos, some of the child alone, and some of them with a tall young man.

In this group photo, the young man carries the child on his shoulders and faces the camera with a bright smile. Daphne vaguely sees the shadow of her husband when she first met.

"Oh my God." She covered her mouth with her hands, and began to narrate. Elizabeth's writing style is outstanding, and she narrated the incident in concise language, and also described the image of a resolute father who has been looking for his child for thirty years.

Putting down the phone, she hugged her younger son to her and watched carefully. The younger son became upset, pushed her hand away and shouted, "Mom, my castle! My castle!"

After Daphne reconfirmed, she took out her mobile phone and called her husband.

The phone was connected quickly, and a voice rang softly: "Hi, dear, I'm in the morning meeting, I'll talk about anything later..."

Daphne interrupted her husband and said, "Jimmy, you always don't like to talk to me about your parents. I want to know why?"

The person opposite asked: "Why did you suddenly think of this? This matter is more complicated, I don't really want to talk about it, let's do it in the future, there will be a chance in the future..."

"No, don't have a chance. In Sunset Town, New Zealand, an old man was looking for his thirty-two-year-old child. The child was lost with him when he was two years old. He has been looking for it for thirty years!" Daphne interrupted her husband again. .

Jimmy said in surprise, "What? What are you talking about?"

"I'm sending you something with some photos in it. I think you can understand what I'm talking about when you see these photos. In short, I don't think your morning meeting is that important in this matter."

Half an hour later, the door of the apartment was pushed open, and a tall blond man hurried in. As soon as he entered the room, he took off his suit and threw it on the sofa, then sat down in a daze.

Daphne thoughtfully took his hand and said, "As far as I know, Jimmy, your parents are still here. What's going on? Is that you in the photo?"

Jimmy looked at her blankly and said, "You know, I had meningitis when I was a child. I don't remember many things clearly. I think the guy in the photo may be me."

"Speak slowly, let me analyze it for you. First of all, you don't have a good relationship with your parents. What's going on?" Daphne asked.

Jimmy smiled bitterly: "You know, I have two younger brothers, Thompson and Mikkel. Since I was a child, my parents have been very bad to me, but they have been very good to them. I have been working to earn tuition fees since middle school and living expenses, and they, they have been supported by two people until now."

"I once wondered if I wasn't their biological son, but that was just a thought, because my childhood memory is them, and my memory is all about them."

Daphne held his hand tightly and said, "I asked Debbie to take care of the child. Let's go to Sunset Town. I think you should meet the old man."

Speaking of the old man in the photo, Jimmy became a little anxious. He stood up and turned around, saying, "See you? In what capacity? I don't think there will be such a thing in the world. Am I a New Zealander?"

Daphne said: "It's very simple to see his identity, even if he is just a fan who admires his perseverance, your father is not good to you, isn't he? And this father, who gave his life for his child, is so worth it people admire?"

Jimmy hesitated for a while, then made up his mind: "I'm going to call Fred again, and I'm going to ask him what's going on!"

Daphne is a good wife, she immediately dialed the phone and handed it to her husband.

The phone rang for a while, and finally connected: "Hello, Jimmy, what's the matter? Tell me quickly, I'm watching TV."

Jimmy said stiffly: "Fred, I want to ask you, can I, damn it, turn off your TV? You are calling your eldest son!"

"Then your tone of voice should be a little bit better for me, you know you bastard is calling your father, right? You know!"

Jimmy yelled, "Are you my dad? Are you really my dad? My real dad?!"

The voice on the phone was obviously taken aback: "What are you talking about? What do you mean? Who told you to say such things?"

As if he felt that what he said was wrong, he hurriedly said: "Of course I am your father. I raised you from a small bastard, of course it is your father."

Jimmy said: "Okay, I see, I have some very important things now, goodbye Fred, I wish you a good movie."

He hung up the phone in a state of confusion, and then looked at his wife.

Daphne patted the back of his hand soothingly and said, "Fred's reaction is not quite right. If our little Jimmy asked you the same question now, how would you answer it?"

Jimmy said subconsciously: "I'll beat him up first to see if he's pretending to be crazy with me!"

"Yes, normally, he should scold you directly and then hang up the phone, there will be no explanation at all!" Daphne was always calm.

Jimmy swallowed and said, "Yes, you're right, damn it, how could this happen? Book a plane ticket, let's go to New Zealand!"