I Will Think About It

"Coo-coo..." Arvis sat on a small bench, and his stomach was rumbling. He reached out his hand to press against his belly and couldn't help swallowing. "Arvis, are you hungry?" The woman who was mending the fish net next to Arvis stopped and asked Arvis gently. Arvis hesitated for a second and immediately removed his hand from his belly, shaking his head, "Mom, I'm not hungry." The woman naturally knew that he was hungry, but... She felt a little bitter in heart, but she forced a smile, "Wait for a while. When grandpa and grandma come back, we can have dinner, okay?" "Okay." Arvis nodded and then touched the bracelet in his pocket. He was not sure whether he should take it out or not, but he didn't know how to explain. Although he felt that he was not wrong, and the uncle also said so, but... what if his mom thought he was wrong? "Arvis, do you have anything to say to me?" "No." Arvis shook his head, "Nothing." He might as well say it when he made up his mind. Just as the woman wanted