Diary "Grandpa Tan Kah Kee, I want to tell you" 200 words

Grandpa, I want to tell you

Every time I go to my grandpa’s house, I always see him worried. Grandpa, did you know that your granddaughter has a lot to say to you. But every time I look at your kind face, I swallow my words again.

For as long as I can remember, every time I come to your house, there is a smell of cigarette smoke. Once, I finally couldn't help but protested: "Grandpa, stop smoking!" Grandpa immediately said, "No more." Hey, I knew Grandpa would listen to me the most!

But when I called my grandfather's house again, I heard my grandfather say to someone: "Smoke a cigarette." My first reaction was: Grandpa smoked again. During the phone call, I heard him say: "Smoke another one..."

Not only did my grandfather not quit smoking, he also smoked continuously! This may not be the first time. I couldn't help but put down the phone and let my grandma ask eagerly on the phone.

A few days ago, I read in a book that the nicotine in one cigarette can poison a mouse, and that the nicotine in twenty cigarettes can poison a cow. During a cigarette competition in France, a man died on the spot after smoking sixty cigarettes in a row. I was shocked. Although grandpa did not smoke sixty cigarettes, he was still committing suicide slowly! I can't let my grandpa be destroyed by cigarettes, I can't stand by and watch. I can't! I'm going to call grandpa. But can it be useful? Grandpa only talks but does not act. I am really anxious!

Grandpa, please quit smoking! Your health always touches my granddaughter's heart.