Chapter 43 14 Walking through the ominous curve again

Birds are chirping. The sunlight shines on the bed in horizontal stripes from the gaps in the blinds.The watch on the floor read thirty-five past seven.Blankets and shirts were as wet as if a bucket of water had been overturned. My mind was still dazed and dull, but the heat subsided.Outside the window is a large white snow scene.In the fresh morning light the prairie shone silvery.The cool air makes the skin feel very comfortable. I went downstairs and took a hot shower.His face was terribly pale.After one night, the cheek flesh was all shaved off.I applied three times more shaving cream than usual to my entire face and shaved carefully.Moreover, I solved the amount of urine that even I couldn't believe.

I lost all strength after urinating.With the bath towel wrapped around her body, she lay on the bench for fifteen minutes. The bird continued to sing.The snow began to melt and dripped from the roof, with occasional sharp beeps in the distance. After 8:30 I drank two glasses of grape juice and ate a whole apple.Then pack your bags.Grab a bottle of white wine from the basement, a large slice of Hershey chocolate, and two apples. After the luggage was packed, there was a sad air in the room.Everything is coming to an end. After I confirmed that it was nine o'clock on the watch, I rolled up the three copper bars of the wall clock, and the hour counter was at nine o'clock.Then move the heavy clock out of the way and connect the four wires protruding from the back.Green wire to green wire, then red wire to red wire.

Wires protrude from four drilled holes in the back panel.Extend one set from above and one set from below.The wires are securely fastened to the clock with the same wire as on the Jeep.I moved the clock back and stood in front of the mirror to say hello to myself one last time. Hope everything goes well.I said. Hope everything goes well.The other party said. ◇ I cut across the middle of the grassland just like when I came here.The sound of snow crunching underfoot.Grasslands without a footprint look like silver crater lakes.Looking back, my footprints lined up all the way to the house.Unexpected bends in footprints.It is not an easy thing to walk straight.

From a distance, the house looks like a living thing.The house twisted uncomfortably, and the snow on the sloping roof of the duplex was shaken off.Snow slabs slid across the slope of the roof with a sound, fell to the ground and shattered. I went on, cutting across the prairie.Then through long long birch groves, across bridges, and around conical hills, out of nasty detours. The snow accumulated on the curved road did not freeze well.But no matter how carefully I stepped on the snow, it seemed like I was about to be pulled down by the bottomless pit of hell, and I couldn't shake off that terrible feeling.I clung to the edge of the collapsed cliff to complete the detour.Her armpits were drenched in cold sweat, like a childhood nightmare.

The plain is visible to the right.The plains are also still covered in snow.Right in the center, the Twelve Taki River flows while shining brightly.It feels like the sound of a siren can be heard in the distance.It was very sunny. After I took a breath, I picked up my backpack and walked down the gentle downhill road. I turned the next corner and parked a new jeep I had never seen before.In front of the jeep stood the secretary in black.