——What are you afraid of?
Jiutun raised his head and drank the last bottle of wine, looked at the bright sunlight in the sky, and reached for it in a daze.
The slender arms stretched upward with all their strength, causing the spine to bend into a fully drawn bow, slightly leaving the tree trunk it was leaning against.
But no matter how hard I try, I can only feel the warmth of the sun.
Out of reach.
——How greedy... But this is not enough.
——I have never wanted more than a ray of sunshine.
Like your eyes.
The arms suddenly dropped down as if their bones had been removed, and they were weakly attached to the eyes. His back hit the rough surface of the tree trunk, causing a burning pain.
Crystal light flashed between the fingers.
——I am afraid of the severe pain climbing out of my bones during thunder and the loneliness surrounded by severe pain.
——I am also afraid that my life will be long and I will die alone in the end and no one will think of me again.
——I'm most afraid that you will walk away with disgust in your eyes after knowing my secret thoughts.
...
There seemed to be a dazzling light flashing in the distance, and a figure walked vaguely. The remaining left hand was as hot as the sun, and thousands of stars were flowing in the golden eyes.
...
Half asleep after drinking wine.
There seemed to be a sigh in my ears.
——No.
——I will give you whatever you want.
...
——Don't leave me
Shutun muttered drowsily.
——How could I bear it?
Golden eyes curved into crescent moons, full of gentle smiles