Chapter 7 Regret

I ran away but couldn't escape, so I had to sit up helplessly and said: Nizi, you didn't come to the Grand Canyon to jump down specifically, right?

She was stunned, bit her lip gently, and said slowly, "I'm just asking casually, why are you so nervous?"

How could I not be nervous? Your expression just now was obviously trying to jump down.

What's wrong with jumping? What are you afraid of when a person dies?

Nizi, can you stop talking about death?

She muttered in a low voice: What's wrong with saying it? I haven't jumped yet...

I was really annoyed and said angrily: If you do this again, I will leave. After going down the mountain, I will take a taxi home...

Seeing that I took it seriously, Piliya had to stop saying anything. She sat up, tied her hair up, and sat there in a daze.

According to normal calculations, the sky should not have been dark so early, but the sky was covered with thick dark clouds. It did not pass through the sunset, and it went directly from dusk to night.

The wind seemed to be swaying, and the entire Grand Canyon was even more gloomy and terrifying. I couldn't help but shiver and complained in my heart. I really regret not coming to this canyon with her, and I shouldn't have accompanied her to go out for a donkey walk.

Although it is almost dark now, there is still some visibility. I found that the scattered tourists around me have disappeared. It seems that they are all going home after TM

I couldn't help but feel even more panicked and said: Nizi, let's go down the mountain, there are no one here now...

She was surprisingly calm and said the opposite: Are we human?

Nizi, let's go down the mountain...

Why go down the mountain? Those who come out to travel, all live in the wild

I almost begged: I know Donkeys should live in the wild, but... this place is really not suitable for overnight stays...

Nizi, let’s go back and find a place to stay at the foot of the mountain. OK?

She shook her head and said: No, if you don’t live here at night, you will lose the meaning of coming here.

My anger rushed up and said angrily: If you don't leave, I'll leave, you can live here by yourself

After saying that, I suddenly stood up, turned around and walked back. In anger, I climbed over the first mountain without hesitation.

Looking back, Piliya didn't follow him

Grandma's, this stinky girl always fucks me and fucks me

I sat on a stone waiting for her. After waiting for several minutes, I still disappeared.

I'm a little worried again. This girl has always been very opinionated in her actions. She shouldn't really live in this terrifying place alone.

No matter how angry I am, I can't leave her alone

I had to stand up again and walk back in a declining manner

The visibility was already very low at this time. I fell down while walking. I grinned and cursed.

I cursed it all over, but I don't know if it was scolding Piliya or this hateful mountain road

I got up from the ground, dressed up and left, and soon I returned to the place just now.

After a closer look, I saw Piliya still sitting on the ground, quietly like a sculpture. If the long hair on her head hadn't danced with the wind, she wouldn't have seen that she was a living person.

Grandma, I have been angry with this girl all the time. In the end, I have to give in first, and I can't twist her, and I can't even resist her.

Nizi, go back with me, don't stay here, this place is really not suitable for overnight stay

You've left, why bother to come back?

Can I leave alone? If I leave, you are here by yourself, I don’t feel at ease.

You don't have to worry about me, you'll leave.

Piliya, don't be determined to do it alone. We came out together. I must go back with you.

I was angry and called out Piliya. Every time I got angry with her, I called Piliya. She also got used to it.

Although she was used to it, she always didn't like me to call her Pili Ya. Pili Ya was the nickname I gave her after all. Every time I was angry, I would call her like this, and it was hard for her to accept it. But this time she closed her hair on her head and suddenly turned her head and smiled at me: Haha, the nickname you gave me is really appropriate. It's good and wonderful. I can get the name of Pili Ya. I really have to thank you for your gift.

Although I used to be very disgusted with this nickname, I like it very much now, haha...

Dizzy, dizzy, although I couldn't see her eyes and expressions, from her words, I seemed to feel her thought of abandoning the world that nothing was no longer important. I looked at her in panic and looked around again. The darkness around could not be seen clearly, but I only heard the surging sound of water coming from the Grand Canyon

I really regret it now, regret not agreeing to accompany her to go out for a donkey. Now I feel an unprecedented helplessness that cannot control her.

I was helpless and heartbroken when she was like this. I squatted beside her and said sincerely: Nizi, what are you thinking about in your heart?

Don’t always wrap your inner world around you. Can you open your heart and talk to me openly?

Oh? Do I have something to worry about? Why don’t I feel it?

Oh my god, this girl started to speak sarcastically again, and I'm increasingly confused about her