Good intentions are the most beautiful

I have a grandfather. This year he passed the 70s. Not long ago he was diagnosed with mid-stage lung cancer. But Dad, aunt, and uncle are all working together and don't tell him. They all said to Grandpa: "It's okay, you are suffering from general pneumonia." At first I didn't understand it, and thought that their lies were not good for Grandpa's treatment. But now I believe that sometimes "good faith lies" is the most beautiful. Should be……

Grandpa is a peasant who is honest and honest, who does not know the word, and who is poor in his life. I have never enjoyed anything in my life. He has six children. My grandmother passed away early, my father and a few of them were all grandfathers with big hands. He used to live a hard life and was very frugal. Once his thrift also made me lose my face.

That time, Grandpa sent me to school. Breakfast was bread and milk bought on the way to school. When I got to school, I still had more than half of the bread. I will throw it in the trash. Grandpa saw it and shouted: "Don't throw it, give it to me!" But he hasn't finished saying that I have already thrown it. At this time, Grandpa actually picked up half of the leftover bread wrapped in food bags from the trash can in front of so many students. At that time, the students laughed and my face was red, so I had to ignore my grandfather for many days.

Today, Grandpa is doing chemotherapy because he doesn't understand culture. I thought that I had to get an injection like this for the treatment of general pneumonia. So every chemotherapy for each treatment is very good. Fortunately, I didn’t tell Grandpa, otherwise he would never treat it because he was afraid of spending money and heartache. If you think that you are ill, you can't cure it. Why spend so much money to increase the burden on your children. But Grandpa! You have known that if you have no aunt, uncle, father, and me!

Grandpa, you must hold on! I hope that our good faith lies to continue your life, even if it is a minute or a second! The good faith lies the most beautiful!

Sixth grade: Shang Lei