(Dragon Parsi) Smoky Blue

Taking the opportunity of being locked up this time, I reviewed "Smoke Blue" again. I found that when I first wrote this article, there were great flaws in the choice of words, sentences, character creation, etc. Those cumbersome adjectives made my own head hurt. But fortunately, the emotions that connected Patsy and Chloe that I wanted to convey were still there, so I reworked "Smoky Blue" and modified some small details and plot points that were difficult to explain, such as the cause of death of Chloe's brother, etc. Of course, the big framework remains unchanged, and many flaws cannot be taken into account. Thank you to the little angels who are still with me! PS. Due to the heavy academic pressure in the past two years, I have not written any new articles. I recently posted a very short story that I have been writing for a long time. If you are interested, you can take a look. Next, I have the idea of ​​writing a vampire-themed novel, but I still plan to follow the changes. Everything is still unknown, but I will always be there. ———————————————————————— It was like two animals licking each other's wounds and snuggling for warmth. We are so similar, sometimes when I look at you... It's like looking at myself. We have known each other for so many years, and our emotions should have grown stronger over time, but my memory of your early years is too thin. Even the yellowed and faded old film is more vivid and brighter than my memory of you... Father, brother, family, lover... He just quietly ran through her entire life, and he was her life. You once said that I am better than freedom, but once you taste the taste of freedom, you will be as addicted as taking drugs. At that time, Patsy Gattuso will be nothing... Chloe Gurweig... Chloe... My little Chloe... This is the ending that can be gazed at from the beginning, the trajectory towards death. ——————————————————————————————————————————— Intention: