When an old man falls ill, a adopted stray dog steals 50 eggs with his mouth, while the owner of the chicken farm weeps for food.
The lonely grandmother of Agua, who had been wandering for most of her life, would not have thought that she would eventually settle on the edge of the city because of a stray puppy. It was a settlement, but it was just a few pieces of plastic sheeting and wood that had been set up to protect itself from the rain and the dog Alfred. Grandma Gui was able to work part-time in early years, but now she has to drag herself to beg. It's just a spring rain that's keeping her cold and getting worse.
The only person who was with her was Alfred. They've been living with each other for four years, and Ah Fook's probably about five years old. Grandma Gui would rather starve herself than Alfred, but Alfred showed an extremely human face: She knows there's a shortage of food, and Grandma Gui doesn't eat it. In addition, the smart Afu escaped from the dog squad that was after him, refused to take the girl who was planning to adopt him, and came in the rain to pick up the bottle for Grandma Gui.
As a result of this rain, Grandma Gui has not fired for days to cook. Ah Fook is worried, and she's round and round and round, sniffing her from time to time, and making a few noises. On that day, when Alfred ran away for a long time, she came up to her grandmother, who couldn't sit and think of it, and he came back without a word.
Grandma made a cold bun for her: eat, follow my lonely wife for days. Alfred didn't move, he was sure to look at Grandma, and his eyes were full of love, and he didn't scream, and he tumbled his head at her hand, and she touched her mouth, and he buried his long dog's mouth in Grandma's hand, and he threw out an egg.
It's a round, sweet, radiant egg with a little white gas in the cold early spring because of the temperature of the dog's mouth. Ah Fook got down and shook his tail and still didn't say "talk." Grandma Gui cooked it with water - shared this precious egg with the dog Alfred.
By the afternoon, Alfred went out again, and this time again brought an egg. Grandma is in a better mood, and she's getting old and she can't think about the origin of the eggs, and Grandma's been wondering, who gave it to her.
Until Grandma Gui ate dozens of eggs, the thief was finally chased to her nest. It was a middle-aged man with a loud voice, the face of the Red Hall, his hair and beard, and his foot with a pair of rain-proof boots, and he was walking very fast. "Hey, this little thing's been stolen for a month." He shouted at the passers-by and opened up his hut.
“Ah, I thought it was a stray dog. I thought it had a puppy. That's not its nest?” Grandma Gui is burning the water, and Alfred is lying quietly next to him, seeing the "lost" and shaking his tail as if it were an old friend for years. The middle-aged man was silent, but he was fond of the smart Alfred who wanted to adopt it. "Older, is it your dog?"
Grandma whispered, "Now it's your dog. Take it. As if it were not a dog, it was the son of Grandma. Middle-aged men touched its head, sighs, gone.
The next day, the middle-aged man pushed a cart and took Grandma Gui and Alfred. He said that his chicken farm was on the slopes of the mountains, where there was a real, wind-shielding room for Grandma Agui, where she could eat an egg each day for Grandma Agui and Alfred, but only for one day if there was a chicken farm.
No matter how developed the city is, there is always a group of people wandering on the brink of prosperity. At the end of the day, Afu looked back at the house where he had lived, and the dog had tears in her eyes, leaning quietly on her and licking her. A passing kid pointed at her and yelled at her, "Hey, Mom, Mom, the dog is crying..."
I don't know if Grandma Gui has children, and happy people are alike, and unfortunate people have their own misfortunes. Grandma Gui and the little owner of the chicken farm met by the dog Alfred. I'm sure there's a lot of people like the little boss who shine in silence. They want me to put a little light in human nature in everyone's eyes and eventually make it a bright star...