tains... I couldn’t urned my   sting in  far from me. Sick  of . ly closed and s and serene.  ill floed very muco ask  lonely? If ther feelings in her mind?

    I turned my wo her side and asked her loudly, are you asleep Granny?

    No, I don’t feel sleepy, Granny answered.

    So, ? I asked.

    I ch, she replied.

    I was so surprised; I opened my eyes wide as if a rainbow suddenly appeared before me.

    itill sligc to my er anotterned cotton-padded coat and my  oo; I al   I alied a five-incring...

    , a Granny of over eig, till keep ters cannot imagine.

    Under tree I  on reading tery of tly sting sun. In t moment, I almost forgot t in tyard the black dog, and me.

    I continued to read my books in tyard as usual. One day I  to a very dull page and my eyes stayed stubbornly on a line. I raised my eyes and sating quietly in t urned my  gentle. I asked  feel bored, s  on t t and a red skirt made of silk. t day a big cart came decorated o t... Granny murmured very slotle and in her eyes I saw she had memories lingering from a year long ago.

    It suddenly came to me t t Granny sitting in tude ing silently for o come and ation. I ter s, actually s in so calm a mood. Before urned back  from t and pleasure. t is in reality. Life lasts forever in the memory.

    One day Granny fell ill and  to tal; I felt very sorry. People said t per get over suco tyard. yard I al lonely and sad. Everyday I asked t food to tal about tion of Granny. One d