Full-time Artist

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That night.

Professor An is sleeping with his wife in his arms.

A light suddenly flashed outside the window, followed by a dull thunder sound, accompanied by the patter of rain——

It's raining.

Professor An woke up suddenly, looked out the window, then got up cautiously.

He tiptoed out of the bedroom, before he could put on his clothes, he came to the door, and the dog in the kennel, which seemed to have been awake, began to bark at Professor Ann.

"Not afraid, not afraid, not afraid..."

Professor An touched on his right hand as if he wanted to find an umbrella, but he couldn't find it. He could only rush to the kennel under the rain curtain and hugged the dog.

The rain is getting worse.

Professor An used his body to shield the dog from the rain screen, carried it into his study, and then pulled out a blanket from a box and wrapped the dog in it:

"It might be a bit cold."

He looked at the dog and smiled, but he sneezed.

The dog licked the back of his hand, whining, like a clumsy comfort.

Before the screen.

The audience looked at this scene of love, with stars in their eyes.

"Professor Ann is so kind."

"It makes me feel very distressed."

"Sure enough, dogs are true love."

"Professor Ann, don't catch a cold."

"He has turned his study into a doghouse. His tolerance for his wife is actually a kind of respect. Such a man is really good."

"..."

Female audiences with relatively delicate minds seem to be particularly emotional at this moment, but Professor An's personality charm is gradually highlighted along with the lines and temperament, and the creation of this plot.

This is a gentle, mature and kind man.

The dog spent a warm night in the study.

At seven o'clock in the morning, Mrs. Ann got up and found that Professor Ann was wearing glasses and reading on the sofa in the living room.

"You got up so early today?"

"Yes."

"It seemed to rain yesterday."

"Snee..."

"you caught a cold?"

Mrs. Ann walked to the door suspiciously, but saw the dog staying quietly in the kennel wagging his tail.

It turned out that Professor Ann got up early deliberately in order to send the dog back to the kennel early in the morning so that his wife would not find it.

His expression is calm, his acting is superb, and his wife can't see the slightest flaw.

Staring at the courtyard after the heavy rain and looking at the dogs again, Mrs. Ann bit her lip and turned back:

"Take some cold medicine."

"already eaten."

"Will it be sent away today?"

"Will do."

"It's best."

The wife still doesn't want the dog to stay, and Professor An can only go outside to find the dog's owner.

In the morning he posted and handed out flyers on the streets and alleys, went to the pet shelter in the afternoon to inquire about the news, and even contacted a friend who has pets at home and asked him if he intends to raise a dog...

After a few days, nothing was found.

Professor An can only continue such days, taking the dog to the study every day while his wife is asleep, and then returning the dog to the kennel the next morning.

On the contrary, when Professor Ann's daughter came to visit her parents at home, she was attracted by the cuteness of the dog at a glance, and said in surprise:

"I like it! What's its name?"

Mrs. An glanced at Professor An: "It's called'Send away tomorrow'."

Professor An smiled gently.

The daughter ignored her mother’s sarcasm towards her father, thought for a while, and said, "How about calling it Xiaoba?"

Professor An's smile stagnated.

Mrs. Ann was making a coffee with a sudden stop, and then she looked out the window and looked at the kennel that had been repaired.

"Eight years."

The daughter suddenly whispered: "It's been exactly eight years since Xiao Hei passed away. Maybe it is Xiao Hei's reincarnation. He has come to us. We should take care of him and grow up..."

Mrs. Ann's expression is calm.

Professor An suddenly smiled: "Then call it Xiaoba, what do you think of my wife?"

"It's up to you, anyway, it stays soon."

Mrs. Ann left the steaming coffee, turned around in embarrassment and returned to the room, burying her head tightly between the mattresses.

After a while, Mrs. Ann got up and opened the drawer and took out a photo.

In the photo is a group photo of a family of three. At the feet of the three, there is a dog.

It turned out that Professor Ann's family also raised a dog eight years ago, but that dog died for some reason.

Mrs. Ann is reluctant to keep a dog because she is afraid of taking another blow, and perhaps also because the appearance of this dog always reminds her of the pets she once loved.

"It turned out to be so."

"This is why Mrs. Ann is reluctant to keep a dog."

"I seem to understand it. I raised a cat, and then the cat ran away and was never found again. I cried for a long time because of this, and since then I dare not raise a cat."

"Mrs. Ann isn't that annoying."

"Because I have shown feelings for the dog in the past, that's why I'm so resistant to the new dog. Such feelings are hard for outsiders to understand.

"Professor Ann brought the dog home, did he also have the purpose of comforting his wife?"

"He's such a gentle man, of course he will be so careful."

"..."

The audience seemed to have some sympathy for Madam Ann, and this sympathy gradually covered Madam Ann's indifference to dogs.

"Little Eight!"

The naming of the daughter led Professor An to call this dog Xiao Ba.

He tried to take the initiative to understand Xiao Ba’s habits and play with him. During the day when Professor An was playing the piano, Xiao Ba would also listen quietly, or lick the score on the piano...

The style of this movie is very light.

The story told did not have too many waves.

But the audience did not find it tedious and boring, but watched with gusto. The whole theater was full of warmth and joy.

Everyone is willing to believe that this is a story of the warmth of a family that has been soothed by Xiao Ba's appearance eight years after losing his love dog.

The movie shows a flashback technique in the way children tell stories.

Occasionally slow motions, or long shots that increase the sense of realism, and the natural pursuit of depth-of-field shots in warm films, all tell this story of one person, one dog in the most peaceful way in the first twenty minutes.

The soundtrack began to be dominated by slow-tempo piano.

From time to time, there will be a dog's perspective in the movie, in black, white and gray, so that the audience can experience Xiao Ba's feelings to the greatest extent.

However, Mrs. Ann’s knot is not so easy to untie.

She began to try to drive Xiao Ba out of the house.

As a rational woman, she does not want to be dominated by softness.

Xiao Ba stood at the door, facing the closed door, from yelling, to whimpering, and finally getting down, but there was no sign of leaving.

At this time, the lens turns into the door.

The audience was stunned to discover that after Mrs. Ann closed the door, she did not go back to the room directly, but stood in a daze.

Dusk is coming.

Mrs. An finally moved. She carefully looked outside through the crack of the door, but at that moment she met Xiao Ba and looked at her.

"Wow, Wang!"

Xiao Ba cried ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ very cheerful...

Madam Ann's tears flowed down suddenly, she turned around and returned to the room firmly, with firm and heavy steps.

Just abandoned?

Some viewers felt strongly intolerable.

Then in the next moment, a light suddenly flashed across the audience's heart, so that the eyes were slightly acidic!

Click.

Xiao Ba arched his head to open the door and returned to the yard. The cry became more and more cheerful. In the sudden acceleration of the piano rhythm, its cry was so joyful!

original……

In the end, Mrs. Ann opened the door lock, but concealed the door, pretending to be still locked like a self-deception.

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