The Most Perfect Dad and Mom in the World
“Do you know the two sitting at the corner？ They look like beggars.” Mom asked me on my wedding day.
I turned to look at them and saw an old man staring right at me. There was an old woman by his side. Meeting my eyes， he hurried to lower their heads. Idid not know them but they did not look like beggars. Their clothes were so new I could tell the creases. Mymother insisted because they were bending， and she saw acrutch against the old lady.
“Tianchi was an orphan，” She said. “He had no relativesto invite for the wedding. They should be driven away if you don”t know them. Beggars nowadays are mean. They are always waiting at the gate of a hotel and sneakin as relatives for a free meal.”
I told my mother that they were no beggars. I turned to ask Tianchi. He got nervous and clumsy， hitting the bouquet of flowers off my hand. He said in a faltering voice that they were his uncle and aunt.
“You almost drove out relatives.” I gave mom a dirty look.
“Tianchi， didn”t you tell me that you were homeless？ Howcome you have relatives？” Mom was confused.
Tianchi was afraid of my mom. He bowed his head and said that they were his distant relatives who had not visited him a long time. But getting married is a bigevent， and if nobody came from his family he would think it quite a pity， so. 。 。 。
Leaning against Tianchi”s shoulder， I told him that heshould have told me earlier about his two relatives. They should have sat at a different table with other guests instead of being left unattended at the corner.
“Nope. Let them sit there. They would not be comfortable i
