Take the dog to the beach. An aunt called to us from a distance: Can I hold him? After I nodded, she ran to the dog and hugged it: like my many, really like. I later learned that my aunt's dog had died of a heart attack last year. After that, she suffered from loss and gain, and would habitually check whether she could bring a pet when she went out to play.

Aunt has been holding the dog, telling the past. "He's 13 years old, but he still likes to drill into my arms just like he did when he was little." "Very fine, like little sister, body smell." "Very sensible, once I fell asleep when boiling water at home, it was very anxious to wake me up, a look at all burned dry." "I have a bad stomach and the doctor told me to take more walks after meals. Sometimes when I am too lazy to move, it will keep pulling me towards the door, even if I don't walk for a day, it is very strict." Then my aunt's voice broke. When the aunt left, she said to the dog, "Grandma thanks for the hug." It's so warm." I hope everyone can have hugs when they need ————————— I did not expect that the story of this aunt and the dog moved so many people at that time, I was also very touched by the scene in front of me, so I must record and add two photos: one is my aunt touching the dog's head, the other is watching the sea with the dog I have added the aunt's daughter and sent the photo to them. I hope the aunt and the dog are healthy and happy.

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