Later, she and he had children, and their family of four lived a peaceful, happy life. Her husband's cooking skills and his way of preparing the little silverfish earned him quite a lot of money. Later still, the League developed the area into Vermilion City, and their family became city dwellers. Even so, the old man could never keep still. Although their daughter and son had urged him many times, he insisted on going fishing. A few years ago, he had even developed that illness called Alzheimer's, which broke her heart. Every day, she wiped away her tears as she cared for this man who had forgotten so many things but still remembered her.
"I'm going out!" That was what the elderly, gray-haired man had said that day. She hurriedly stood up, intending to go out with her, but he pushed her away. He looked at her earnestly, his expression loving and solemn.
"You woman, don't get so familiar with me. Don't you know men and women shouldn't touch?" With that, he moved to push the door open and leave. She froze for a moment, then hurried after him, intending to go with him, only to be pushed away again.
"Come any closer and I won't be polite! I'm going to catch some Kanto Silverfish for my old lady. It's her favorite, you know. She loves the Kanto Silverfish I make!" he said angrily. She grew even more anxious. Although she enjoyed eating it, all she wanted at that moment was for her beloved to stay by her side. But she could not catch him. He ran too fast and soon left him behind. Only after she contacted Officer Jenny and searched all over Vermilion City did she find him by the sea. The man who had once been able