Charlie and his father Bruce are at least an eighth similar in appearance.

After all, the father and son are an era away, and there is a big gap between their hairstyles and clothes. If Charlie changes into his father’s style, the similarity may reach the point of being exact.

Therefore, the moment Deana saw him, it was as if she had been struck by lightning, as if she had passed away. She was almost stunned, and apart from shock, she was completely at a loss. She didn’t even know if she had hallucinations because she missed Bruce too much.

Otherwise, how could there be a man so similar to Bruce? Moreover, when Bruce died, he was only in his early thirties.

The time period when Deana and Bruce had the most contact was before Bruce’s marriage, from after Bruce’s marriage to Bruce’s death, the intersection between the two was not that much.

Therefore, what Deana remembers most about Bruce are the years when he was 20 to 25 years old. It happened to be about the same age as Charlie now, relatively more consistent. It was precisely because of this that she had the feeling that she was a world away, as if Bruce, who was in his twenties, appeared in front of her again. Almost at this moment, Deana’s tears burst again. The tears made Charlie in her eyes blurred immediately, so she subconsciously wiped off the tears, and looked again, Charlie was still there. At this moment, Deana felt terrified.

She began to feel that Bruce, or the man who looked like Bruce, seemed to exist. Charlie was also a little surprised. Because he didn’t quite understand why the woman in the yard looked at him with such strange eyes. He didn’t even understand why this woman couldn’t help but burst into tears when she looked at him.