My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I was left confused as I pushed the man away a few moments later, wondering why he'd suddenly fainted.

When I reached out to feel his breath, I let out a sigh of relief. He was still breathing, thank goodness. He had probably just passed out.

"Arianna!" Naomi's voice came from outside.

I got up and ran out. I saw other women coming out as well, and Naomi holding a knife in her hand.

Sparing me a glance, she said, "Let's go!"

I didn't think too much about what happened, and followed them out to the mountain road.

After running for about an hour, some of us could barely continue on. A number began to sway unsteadily and said, "Let's take a break!"

Naomi seemed to be worn out herself. She looked back at the women behind her, nodded and said, "Okay, let's take a break."

There were no proper roads in these mountains. We had been walking on mountain trails all the way.

earlier, but now that we were able to rest, I looked at Naomi and asked, "Why

Naomi was cleaning up the mud and grass on her shoes,

do it?" I didn't see her

she said as she gazed towards the sky. "It's getting dark. We have to get out of the mountains as soon

her. I still didn't quite understand how she managed to pull this off. "How did you

shower gel", she muttered, "It's a rare kind of knockout drug. As the shower gel was on our

me some time to process all that. I was slightly stunned. This girl

trails along the way, so the

finally reached the peak of the mountain and saw yet another mass of rock towering

were all connected. There was

of here? There are so many of them." One of the girls cried out in anxiety. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access

to her forehead. Like me, she

go on. There's no way we can't get off

to put one foot in front of the other, and continued journeying for a long time. We trekked from one mountain to the

a little worried. "Why don't we find a place to rest? If we keep going, I'm afraid we'll come across dangerous animals.

of people who'd walked through them throughout. But after a few hours of walking, the further into the mountains we went, the harder it became to find traces left by other