Gao Yushi slowly raised her head to look at the stunned Jiang wuheng and suddenly said,"You, do you still remember?"
"What?" Jiang wuheng answered in confusion. What did that mean? What do you mean remember or not?
"You really don't remember." Gao Yushi's face revealed a calm smile, and a trace of sadness flashed through her eyes, but it quickly disappeared.
"Is this ... Candied gourd?" Jiang wuheng scratched his head and asked in confusion.
"Yes, candied gourd." Gao Yushi gently nodded, then lowered her head again to look at the dried candied gourd in her hand. Her eyes became misty, as if she could see far away through the candied gourd.
Jiang wuheng didn't interrupt Gao Yushi's thoughts when he saw her like this. He could tell that Gao Yushi seemed to be recalling something.
Gao Yushi's eyes became more and more distant, but the corners of her mouth curled into a faint smile. That year, she was only five years old. During the Lantern Festival, she had pestered her family to take her to the town at the foot of the mountain to see the lanterns. Her mother held her hand and brought her to look at the lanterns with great interest. However, she did not expect that someone in the Cang lang sect would rebel and plan this for a long time. That time, she was prepared to take the mother and daughter as hostages. In order to protect her, her mother was seriously injured. Although she was fine, she had been separated from her mother in the crowd. She didn't dare to cry for fear of attracting the attention of the Cang lang sect's rebels. She could only cry silently and bite her lips. In the end, she hid in the corner of an alley in fear and waited for her family to save her. At that time, she was really scared. It was as if she was the only one left in the world. The clamor outside had nothing to do with her. She was cold and hungry, so she buried her head and squatted in the corner, shivering.
"Little girl, what's wrong?" Suddenly, she heard a voice.
She shuddered and raised her head warily, only to see a little boy who was not much older than her looking at her. His eyes were very bright. She didn't answer and just looked at him in a daze. Those eyes were so beautiful, just like the stars in the sky her mother had mentioned.
"Are you lost? And then secretly cry here?" Seeing that she did not answer, the little boy chuckled and sat beside her."Or did you sneak out to play on your own? Hehe, what a coincidence, I also sneaked out. My family members don't like me anyway, so I won't hang around in front of them. "
The little girl was stunned. She turned to look at the boy who was giggling beside her. How could he say such words with a smile?
"Don't cry, look at you, you're crying like a little cat. " The little boy giggled and reached out to wipe the tears off the little girl's face."Look, you look so much better now. You'll definitely be the most beautiful woman in the world in the future. Believe me. I'm going to be the number one fortune-teller in the future!"
"Pfft ..." The little girl finally laughed. How could there be such a person? The world's number one divine fortune-teller?
"You see, you look so much better when you smile. This is for you to eat. " The little boy took out a stick of candied Haws from behind him as if he was performing a magic trick, and brought it to the little girl's mouth without any explanation.
The bright red candied gourd shone with an alluring luster, and the little girl couldn't help but open her mouth to take a bite.
"It's delicious, right? I'll send you home after you're done eating. " The little boy's eyes curved into crescents as he smiled.
The little girl nodded and looked at the boy's bright eyes, unable to say anything.
In the end, the little girl's family came looking for her anxiously. The little girl threw herself into her family's arms, and when she came back to her senses and wanted to look for the little boy, he was already gone.
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