The Little Midnight Bride

She caressed Yeye's hot forehead, put a soaked towel on his head, and changed it every 10 minutes; then, she took a gauze soaked in alcohol to wipe his body, she could only use such a primitive way to give him He did simple treatments to prevent infection of the wound. /www>

She looked at Ali who was curled up on the sofa, and took the blanket and walked over to cover him gently. The injury on his head was not serious, but he tried his best not to make a sound.

When she couldn't do anything in the end, she held the phone tightly and sat beside Yeye blankly. She raised her hand to touch her face, only then did she realize that she was crying.

In my memory, she and Yeye supported each other, but in fact, they did not encounter any serious danger. God has always cared for them. They are still young boys and girls. Yeye is the same age as her. This year, she is only 17 years old and has only been out for a year. Most of the time is spent traveling all over the world.

In the middle of the night, Ali was woken up by the sound of police sirens outside the window, but she never closed her eyes. [

Inside the room, there was a slight creaking sound from the sofa, and Ali's voice seemed a little tired: "How is your companion?"

"The fever hasn't subsided." When she spoke, she held Yeye's hand tightly, and her lips were trembling all the time.

"When the situation gets better tomorrow, I'll go find a car and we'll take him to the hospital."

"Thank you."

The two gradually chatted, but they both tacitly avoided Hanen's topic. Gu Xiaoyao didn't find Hanen annoying anymore, and she even regretted that she didn't treat him better before.

The two chatted intermittently all night, hoping to drive away the fear in their hearts in this way. From the conversation, she knew that Ali was not from Egypt, his home was in Jordan, and his favorite was not racing cars, but stuffing camels.Every year in Wadi Rum, there is a camel race. With one order, groups of camels run wildly in the desert!

Gu Xiaoyao sniffled, and actually smiled: "Really? I haven't ridden a camel yet, I will definitely go and experience camel racing with you if I have a chance, isn't it just as exciting as a racing car?"

"Without camels, it is impossible to imagine how to live in the desert. We have lived a nomadic life since we were young. We all rely on camels for nutrition, transportation, and trade. Even the bride's gift, the murderer's ransom, the gambler's bet, and the chief's wealth They are all based on camels!"

Ali also seemed to be in a much better mood when talking about his hometown.