The big guy's kitten turned wild

Chapter 26 026 Do you think it should be you

After paying, Nan Youyu thrust the black lantern into Jiang She's hand, and said in a good mood, "Let's go, let's go to the river."

Jiang Amnesty was paralyzed the entire time.

After this tossing, the night has already quietly enveloped the whole city. The evening breeze is blowing, and various advertisements are printed on the neon lights beside the road. The prosperity of Sioux City can be fully reflected at night.

Even though he hadn't been to Su City for a year, Nan Youyu felt that he could find Su He's location.

However the fact is...

"Where are you going?"

Jiang She couldn't bear it anymore and stopped, and by the way, held Xiao Yu'er who was in a state of excitement, lest she lose himself.

Nan Youyu tilted his head, his blue eyes filled with a more intoxicating brilliance than Wanjia's lights.

"Isn't it here?"

Jiang Amnesty: "Then you ask, if Su He is here, do you think it should be you."

Nan Youyu: "..."

Jiang Amnesty: "You really have unwarranted confidence in yourself."

The little fish is gone.

She remembered it was in this direction.

"Follow closely." Jiang Amnesty grabbed the lamp, making a gesture to leave.

"Oh." Nan Youyu followed obediently, and suddenly, there was a touch that didn't belong to her on her empty hand.

There was an inch of coolness in the September night, but Nan Youyu couldn't feel it at all.

The cold fingertips of the other party, with the scorching heat of a spark, spread to the back of the hand little by little, and burned in the darkness.

Jiang Amnesty took her by the hand and walked towards Suhe.

Xiao Yuer thought that he was going to explode.

Her brother's duplicity really ate her to death.

At this time, many people had already gathered by the Su River.

"It's so beautiful." Nan Youyu sighed, and pulled Jiang She into the place by the river.

The river was dazzlingly bright.

All kinds of lanterns are put into the water by people, like thousands of swimming fish vying across the river and sea, converging into a galaxy of cosmic light, reflecting each other, and clusters are bright.

They carry everyone's prayers and wishes, and fly to the vast sky that the world cannot reach.

"Brother, do you want to write something?"

These lanterns are very user-friendly, and the center is made of a material that can be written on, and it can also ensure that it will not be soaked by water.

She took out two pens from her bag, and handed one of them to Jiang Amnesty.

The Hungry Ghost Festival is to commemorate the dead, and there are many people who take advantage of the lantern festival to write down their wishes on this day, and the river will take them to the distance.

Nan Youyu thought that Jiang Amnesty fell into this category.

Jiang Amnesty took the pen, but didn't start writing immediately.

Nan Youyu hugged the lantern with one hand, and poked her chin with a pen in the other. After thinking for a while, she began her creative journey.

One minute later, she stopped writing, but saw that Jiang She hadn't moved, and was just staring at Suhe, as if looking at the scenery.

Nan Youyu: "Don't you write?"

Her eyes were too bright, and it was clear that the surroundings were completely dark, with dots of brilliance floating above the lanterns, but Jiang She only saw her.

It was a look of hope.

Can't refuse.

After a moment of contemplation, Jiang She started to write.

After half an hour.

The two of them sat side by side on a small step, and they could see the sea of ​​lights ahead, and when they turned their heads, they could admire the radiant Sioux City.

The autumn wind was rustling, and even Nan Youyu was in no hurry to open his mouth.

On the side of the road, there was the sound of mobile snack carts selling, and pedestrians by the river bowed their heads and whispered in each other's ears. Under the noise, they heard each other's heartbeat.

Jiang Amnesty was the first to break the silence: "I remember you are not from Sioux City?"

Nan Youyu nodded, not understanding why Jiang She asked this, but she still answered truthfully.

"I'm from Nancheng next door."

Jiang Amnesty: "Then why did you grow up in Sioux City?"

He used to be a frequent visitor to Dongwu Lane, and it has a long history. Why do people from Nancheng have courtyard houses in Sioux City?
(End of this chapter)