My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

After hiking over several mountains, the sky darkened. We couldn't find a proper place to rest, so Naomi got a little worried. "Let's keep on. I saw man-made pathways along the way, which must mean that there are villagers nearby. If we walk further, we could meet someone and ask for help."

This seemed to be our only option for the time being. When the other girls heard this, they braced themselves. For a moment, everyone was motivated to carry on.

Everyone agreed. "Then let's keep trekking. We can go home when we find villagers."

With joy in our hearts, we quickened our pace. Over the top of the mountain, we saw some lights.

We were all overjoyed. Tina told us as we walked, "After I get home, I'm treating myself to a seafood buffet. And, I'm getting those cosmetics that I'd been thinking about for so long."

Rainie also chipped in with a smile, "Then I'll invite everyone over for tea. The food will be scrumptious."

"I'd have to go and get myself some steak then. I think I can eat a whole cow." Naomi stuffed the remaining lychee we had picked during the day into her mouth. She was a pretty girl, and when she laughed, she was like Aphrodite in the dim moonlight.

she'd been before. She stopped praying and said, "It's God's blessing that we've survived up

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a pause, I said, "Go to the person I want to see the most, hug him tight,

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traffic and transportation in that remote area was inconvenient, as there were only a few people living here. The sight of the lights from the houses seemed

said and entered a house along the long

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few words at us, but none we understood. As Tina was from the southwestern region, she realized first and said, "Maybe we've crossed