those people and those things

Chapter 16

Aphrodite circled back to the boutique just as Diss was locking the door.It was not only his own door that was locked, but also the door of Aphrodite.

Seeing the neighbor coming back, Diss asked why it took so long, did you see it when I sent you a text message?Abu reached out to take out his mobile phone, only to find that it was out of battery.He threw the phone in his pocket and watched Diss wrestle with the lock.

"I went to the theater with Camus." He watched for a while before replying.Diss turned his head and rolled his eyes, and asked what kind of show it was. Abu Lili, with hair falling to his shoulders, smiled slightly: "Lunar New Year romance movie".Diss knew that he was talking nonsense, but he didn't take it seriously. He locked the two doors, picked up the woven bag on the ground and left.

"Hey, hey, high officials, wait a minute." Abu smiled and imitated the tune of the opera, while catching up with Diss's arm.Diss pushed and shoved to no avail, so he had to let him go.Together, the two turned a corner at another intersection and entered the apartment building where they lived together.

When it comes to the two Dismasker Aphrodites, everyone in the shopping street has the same impression as ever: bandits abduct civilian girls.Crazy people like Camoumiro can act on the spot. One plays the role of a beautiful young girl, and the other plays the role of a lecherous local hooligan. When he becomes emotional, he even impersonates a villain who picks up a girl's clothes, embarrassing others.

The only person who didn't think this was a combination of bandits and girls was Shura.Shura was one year older than Aphrodite, and they played together since childhood. After elementary school, Abu always asked Shura for the previous year's exam papers for final reference.When Abu was in the second grade, a film crew of a children’s program came to the elementary school to find a child to appear on the program, and they immediately fell in love with him: big eyes and long eyelashes, white and soft skin, such a beautiful child must be on TV.I went to the TV station to change the skirt, but the aunt who was in charge of the clothing was scratched several times and lost her.After finally getting it back, little Abu frowned, and said disdainfully that I don’t wear women’s clothes. Only then did the film crew figure it out: Abu Luodi turned out to be a little boy.

This commotion attracted a certain teacher who was a guest in the opera column at that time. Seeing that Abu was beautiful and had a bright voice, he thought it was a piece of material.

No matter it was then or now, it cost a lot of money to learn opera. The Abu family is an ordinary double-income family. Both parents are workers and do not earn much. Naturally, they politely refused.But the teacher insisted that Abu could become a character, and even offered not to charge tuition.Abu's parents couldn't help it, and promised to let Abu get acquainted with opera art for a while, but he still had to go to elementary school, and finally let the child decide whether to take this path.

Learning to sing opera requires not only learning to sing, but also training in various postures and basic skills.Little Abu has passed the age of breaking his legs, so he still has to be practiced.The other children were crying and screaming, but he gritted his teeth and remained silent, his little face full of determination.After a period of time, the parents saw that although the training was hard, little Abu was full of interest every day, knowing that it was a certainty, and after a long talk with the child and the teacher, they let him go.

After graduating from elementary school, Abu formally entered a full-time closed opera school, where he could go home every two weeks.Although they are no longer in the same school, Abu and Shura still have a good relationship. This friendship has lasted since childhood, and it can be regarded as a lifetime friendship, so Shura knows Abrodi best.As for the point of view of "bandits and women", Shura affirms half of it and denies half of it.If you want to elaborate, it is actually the truth that the bandits and the women are swapped (swapped positions) and changed to "the women and the bandits".

Shura said so, no one believed it.It's no wonder that Dismask looks like a hooligan ten meters away, and even more like a hooligan from five meters away. When he walked in, he looked like a hooligan.His profile is deep and fierce, and a frown can scare people back three steps, let alone look at each other.When someone glances at him, the feeling can only be summed up by this sentence in the junior high school Chinese textbook: "Two forces are fighting, and the few want to go first."Coupled with the fact that he always wears dark clothes, combs his hair back, and looks like a gangster boy in a movie who can use a knife at any time, few people dare to approach him.

However, Shura also has his own basis.He said that Diss just looks fierce, and Aphrodite is the real person who doesn't show his face.Is the basic skills practiced all these years in vain? You can see that he is white and thin, and his muscles are all growing close to the bones.In addition, I have also practiced martial arts routines, not to mention somersaults (carthands), fighting with people, and even martial arts moves.Abu has been stubborn since he was a child, and he refuses to admit defeat in everything, but Dismask can't control him.

These words were said by Shura, who is a close friend, so there is still some credibility.But when everyone saw Abu's weak posture and Diss' fierce face, they still held high the banner of the theory of "bandits and women" and unswervingly carried out their own impressions.

Which of the two factions is right?Shura of course.But at first, Diss also wanted to implement the bandit battle plan.At that time, Aphrodite had just entered the drama school, and there was a private junior high school nearby, which could not recruit any good students. The students gathered were all children who had not passed the key points and were unwilling to study.Playing truant and skipping school is a common occurrence, and petty theft and kidnapping of lower grade students are even more common.Parents can't control it, and the school can't control it. Even the local police say that even if these children don't go to juvenile detention center now, they will have to go to prison when they grow up.

The boss of the troubled teenagers is Dismask.It is said that the parents went south to work, but they have not been in touch.The young man lives with his elderly grandma, and the old lady can't control her grandson, and accidents happen every day.Today he beat up the teacher in class, tomorrow he robbed the first-grade students of their lunch money, and it never stopped.

But you said Diss was bad, but he wasn't bad.First of all, the young man treats his grandma very well. He washes the feet and beats the back of the old man every day, does laundry and makes the bed, and even the grandson cooks the meals for the grandma.The parents are half-missing, and the grandparents and grandchildren only live on a little pension from grandma.The economic conditions are not good, and the elderly can't work, so they have to go to the street to pick up the plastic bottles thrown by others and sell them for money.Because of this incident, a classmate kicked and beat the old lady, saying that she was buried (dirty) and cursed that she would die early. Can this Dismasker just sit back and watch?Everything has a cause-and-effect relationship. First, he protected his grandma, then countered the ridicule and ridicule of others, and finally vented his anger that had nowhere to go. In this way, Dismask gradually became the dregs of society in the eyes of others.

The author has something to say: The next chapter and the next chapter should also be fish and crabs. Note that fish and crabs are not the other way around...