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My brother bought my sister's trust with his life.

There is a fool in town. He is not born this way. At the age of five, he was the only one who survived the gas poisoning. His father, who slept in the house with him, pushed him out of the door with his last strength and left. From then on, whether he was happy or sad, he just laughed silly. It is said that his brain has been damaged.

Fools also have beautiful mothers and lovely sisters. He always asks his mother where his father has gone. * * * Mom told him: Dad died and he became a star in the sky. He looked at us from the sky.

Every night, a fool lies on the lawn of the yard and looks at the stars, laughing stupidly at the same time.

Fool 1 1 years old, his beloved mother died of kidney disease. Before she died, she asked a fool to take care of her 6-year-old sister. Fools only laugh silly and look at the stars every night. He said there was another star in the sky, and that was his mother, next to his father.

With the help of good people, the fool set up a simple fast food stall and made sandwiches. The stall is not far from his sister's school.

A fool never dares to enter his sister's room when he is at home because her sister hates him. My sister cares so much about having such an idiot brother, but he likes to lie at her door and watch her read. Every time her sister finds him, he hides like a child who has done something wrong, and then laughs silly, not knowing whether he is happy or sad.

Fools get up early every morning to make breakfast for their sisters, and then go to work in fast food restaurants. The only hobby at night is watching the stars. . .

A fool's craft is very good. Sandwiches are made the same as those in restaurants. Teachers and classmates at school like to buy breakfast at his stall, but no one knows that the fool has a beautiful sister who goes to school, because the sister cares about others knowing that the fool is her brother, and the fool will only laugh silly, whether sad or happy.

Fools work hard, but never spend money. No one knows why he works so hard to make money. Fools often hurt their hands when they go to work, and their shoes are often missing. My sister would say: chopping vegetables will hurt your hands and drop your shoes. Why not lose yourself! What an idiot! The fool is still laughing stupidly, not knowing whether he is happy or sad. .

Every night before going home to sleep, a fool will write some words in a small notebook. My sister looked at it curiously, but the fool never showed it to her. After writing, she hid it. My sister tried several times but couldn't find it. . Finally, I ignored what he wrote.

Fool 17 years old. At that time, my sister was already in junior high school, and the fool stall moved to a place not far from my sister's school. After selling breakfast every day, he walks around the school, always wearing torn and dirty clothes and always missing a shoe on his foot. However, when he works, he will put on an apron with dignity and still just laugh silly.

One day, the breakfast seller at the stall heard two female students mention his sister's name, saying that she was pale and had a backache after arriving at work in the morning. Hearing this, the fool stayed for a while, then suddenly shouted his sister's name, left his job and ran to school. So he shouted his sister's name, rushed through the school doorman and teacher's block and ran to his sister's classroom. When he saw her lying on the desk, her face was sallow and she was sweating profusely. The fool didn't laugh silly this time, but his face was anxious. He shouted her name, picked up her sister and ran to the hospital. I met the school teacher on the way and asked him, what do you do? Put her down. The fool flushed with anger: she. . . It's my sister, me. . It's her brother. The fool repeated this sentence all the way, carrying his sister and running to the hospital near the school. The school surprised both teachers and students because he had never heard that she had a brother. .

The fool looked at his sister outside the ward. She has woken up, and that fool has been outside the ward for three days and nights. The doctor who treated her said to her, don't worry, your brother has prepared all the medical expenses for you. My sister looked up at the idiot brother outside the door with some doubts in her eyes. The fool returned to normal at this time, smiling silly at his sister, but afraid to enter the door.

The doctor told his sister that he often went to the fool's stall to buy breakfast a long time ago. He knows that fools always work hard and fools never spend money. He never understood why fools earn so much money, until today he finally understood. Because when the fool found out that he was cheating on his sister, he shouted, mom. . That's how he died. . . Please. . Help my sister. . Me. . Don't let your sister die! It turns out that the fool's mother told the fool when he was alive that his sister also had severe kidney disease and asked him to take good care of her. . . .

The doctor told his sister that her illness needed a kidney transplant. His stupid brother has paid enough for the kidney transplant, but he hasn't found a suitable kidney source yet.

The doctor told his sister that the fool knew her illness needed a kidney transplant, so he shouted to him, "Use it." . . Mine. . I am her. . Dude, but the test results show that the fool's kidney is not suitable either. When the fool knew the result, he looked depressed and kept saying, I am. . Her brother. The doctor knows what a fool means: I am her brother, why can't I exchange my kidney for my sister?

The fool is still looking at his sister outside the ward, smiling foolishly. At this time, my sister was in tears. She looked at the silly brother who had always made her feel ashamed outside the door and said to him feebly, What are you doing standing outside the door? Why don't you come in? The fool stayed for a while and said timidly, I ... . may I come in? Sister smiled and nodded with tears in her eyes. The fool came to his sister's bed with his hand behind his back. My sister asked him why he was carrying his hand and insisted on seeing his hand. The fool stretched out his bandaged hand and had only one shoe. It was on the way to send his sister to the hospital that his hand was cut and a shoe ran away. My sister still said as before: how stupid! If I hurt my hand again, I'll lose my shoes! Only this time talking about him, my eyes are full of tenderness and heartache. . .

This is the first time since he became a fool that he entered her room with her permission. .

As time went on, my sister's condition became more and more serious and she fell into a coma from time to time. . .

With the unremitting efforts of enthusiastic doctors, I finally found a suitable kidney source, and the operation was successful. My sister was finally saved from death, but when I woke up, I didn't see the familiar silly smile. . . The doctor told her that her brother had gone far away to work in order to pay her medical bills. When she is fully recovered, she will come to take her home and tell her to feel at ease. .

Every few days, my sister receives a crooked letter from her stupid brother. The content is very simple, the same: I am fine, take good care of my illness. . .

On the day of discharge, the fool didn't come to the hospital to meet his sister. My sister only received a lovely plush bear from the doctor. There is a little blood on the fluffy bear's feet. . .

The doctor told her that because the fool only paid enough to replace her kidney, the hospitalization cost for that long time was also high. In order to pay the hospitalization fee for her, the fool sells breakfast every day and goes to find another job, doing everything that can make money, even digging feces.

The doctor told the fool the good news of finding the kidney source when he came to the hospital to see his sister. He still smiled foolishly, bowed politely to the doctor, and then said to the doctor, I. . Give it to my sister. . Buy a present. . Wait a minute. . Sister. . Wake up. . Send her.

The fool dragged his tired body and happily went to the store to buy a white plush bear. . . Maybe he is too tired and in a trance. He was hit by a speeding car while crossing the street on his way back to the hospital. When he arrived at the hospital, he was in a coma, but he still had a plastic bag filled with fluffy bears in his hand, and blood dripped on the feet of fluffy bears. . . Before leaving, he said to the doctor, Bear. . . Here you are. . Sister, and then left with a silly smile, I don't know if he is sad or happy. . . .

The doctor told my sister that he wrote those letters in imitation of a fool's handwriting. He said that he knew that the fool certainly didn't want you to know that he had left before he recovered. The doctor said he wanted to help the fool realize his wish, so he wrote those letters. . .

My sister held a white fluffy bear and didn't make any noise for a long time. She went home silently.

The room is simple, but neat, especially my sister's room, which is even neater than when she was at home, but the surface of the furniture has been covered with a thin layer of dust. There is a pot of flowers on the table, which is very bright. There is a beautiful card next to the flowerpot with crooked words: welcome sister home! The fool knows that his sister will recover soon and is preparing to welcome her home!

Only at this time, she can't hear that silly laughter anymore!

My sister went to the fool's room and found the little book she had always wanted to read while sorting out the fool's belongings.

This book still smells like a sandwich, with a crooked handwriting left by a fool:

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My sister likes to sleep late, so be gentle when getting up early, so don't wake her up.

My sister doesn't like sandwiches in the morning, but likes instant noodles. Get up early and make it for her before going to work.

My sister doesn't like me coming into her room. I don't like being too close to her. I can't go into her room without her consent.

My sister doesn't like others to know that I am her brother, so she must definitely let her classmates know that I am her brother.

My sister is in poor health, but she must not know that she and her mother have the same disease.

I will try to save money for my sister. ...

My sister's illness can finally be cured.

My sister cried loudly with a stupid notebook in her arms.

From then on, my sister likes to lie on the lawn in the yard and watch the stars every night, just like a fool before, but there is another star in the sky, that is her fool brother, next to his parents, who are watching her in the sky. . . .