Janice and Christopher looked at each other and said, "Grandpa, we don't have any plans for today, so we want to keep you company."
Old Mr. Allson didn't say anything more. He just told to be careful when they handle the boxes.
One by one, Janice opened up all the boxes around them. She found that they were filled with something similar to a sealed document.
She was confused. "These are..."
Old Mr. Allson stopped and looked over. He said, "These are manuscripts that she wrote before she passed away. I'm afraid that they will go moldy. So I take them out to dry every year."
Upon hearing this, Janice was a little surprised. However, she looked at the box and thought to herself, "If these boxes were filled with handwritten manuscripts, wouldn't there be enough content to be published into novels?"
She said, "Grandpa, why don't you publish these? That way, you don't need to be afraid of them getting lost or damaged."
