My Story with My Wife, Part 23

Time flies so fast; in two more months, we'll have known Xiao C for a full year. So much has happened in this year that has allowed us to re-examine our lives, gaining a deeper understanding and appreciation of life, family, and love.
After this semester, Xiao C will finish his student life and enter the workforce. My wife and I had previously asked him about his plans after graduation, and Xiao C had always nonchalantly replied, "I haven't thought about it yet, I'll think about it later."
A couple of days ago, he texted my wife saying he planned to come to our city after graduation. This idea of his had worried me a lot, not so much about anything else, but mainly because I feared he might become too deeply attached to his wife and end up hurting himself. If that happened, my wife and I would be truly committing a terrible sin.
One evening, I called him again to ask about his plans after graduation. Little C said, "It's basically settled now, I'm going back to XX City (note: the city where my family lives)."
I asked him, "Why did you decide to go here?"
Little C said, "I originally planned to go to Beijing or Shanghai, but it's too far from my parents, and they strongly disagreed. Besides, it's not easy to establish yourself in such a big city, so I finally decided to go back to XX City, which is not far from home."
Then, Little C said with a grin, "Isn't this great? I'm close to my older siblings, and I can see you anytime."
Little C's explanation eased my tension considerably.
One evening near the end of June, while having dinner with my wife at home, she said to me, "Little C texted me today saying that because this is his last summer vacation, he's not planning to go home yet. He wants to go directly to Mount Emei for a few days before coming back."
I said, "Oh, that's normal. After starting work, there's not much free time."
My wife didn't say anything more.
After dinner, my wife was alone in front of the computer, usually playing Go or cards in the game room at this time, or occasionally watching a movie. When I went to the study to find a book, I found my wife browsing a website about tourist attractions, specifically Mount Emei. I joked, "What are you doing? Want to go to Mount Emei too?"
My wife replied, "Hehe, just browsing."
That night, before going to bed, my wife nestled in my arms and suddenly asked me, "Dad, if I wanted to go to Mount Emei, wouldn't you be angry?"
I didn't react immediately: "Go to Mount Emei? I've been so busy lately, I don't have time to go with you."
My wife stammered, "Then, I'll go by myself."
Only then did I realize what she meant, and I grabbed her ear: "Huh? You little rascal, you're getting more and more ridiculous, aren't you? You want to fly away with your lover and wander the world? Are you trying to drive me crazy?
" My wife seemed a little nervous and quickly said, "I was just saying, Lao Dengpao, why are you so anxious?"
I thought for a moment and said to her, "Don't be nervous. It's not that I don't want you to go. I don't worry about you at all; I'm worried about him. After all, he's still young. If you let him get too caught up in this, it'll ruin him."
My wife said, "Okay, okay, that shows you're rational. I'll listen to you and not go, okay?"
My wife quickly fell asleep, but I kept thinking about it. It wasn't that I didn't want my wife to go with him alone; on the contrary, I felt that if I let her go, it would show that I was being too selfish. After all, Xiao C isn't a true adult yet. Society and life are still a blank slate for him. In the future, he will have his own lover and family. If this incident causes him a bad shadow, the harm could be unexpected. For example, Spielberg's films "Saving Private Ryan" and "Band of Brothers" are classic and powerful works that reflect on war, but children cannot accept those bloody scenes. It's going too far to let a group of children watch this and try to get them to accept it.
But when I thought of my wife's inner longing, my heart softened. Looking at my wife sleeping peacefully beside me, I recalled our courtship days. Back then, we often dreamed of traveling together, but due to financial constraints, it remained just a dream. Now, we're better off financially, but we seem to have lost that youthful passion. Before falling asleep, I made a vague decision: I would grant my wife's request and let her travel back in time. As for other concerns, I'd deal with them later. As the saying goes, there's always a way out…

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