The Woman From Hell

In the end, Drover said, "Be quiet." That got Marius to shut his mouth.

His slightly reproachful gaze lingered on me, and what he said next held some jealousy. "I'm no longer the only one ever since you appeared."

If I had not been aware of his brotherhood with Drover, I would have misunderstood their relationship.

Shaking my head helplessly, I turned to look out the window.

We had covered quite a distance. There were mountains and rivers along the way, and the area was getting more and more remote.

"There's still a long way to go. You... two can sleep for a bit. We'll be going through some mountainous roads, so be careful not to look at your phone so that you don't get motion sickness," Drover reminded

us.

He wanted to say 'you' just now but switched it to 'you two' at the end after thinking that it was inappropriate. I heard the pause. A strange feeling welled up in my heart.

I did not reply and just did as he said.

Taking advantage of the calm moments ahead, I closed my eyes and fell asleep after a while.

before I woke up in a daze. The car was still moving, but the surrounding scenery was now of mountainous roads. We had obviously gone through quite a few turns, but there seemed to be countless more turns waiting

had turned red. He really could not

hurriedly pulled over and stopped the car. Marius got out of the car quickly and threw up on the grass.

from a distance, Drover handed him a tissue and some mineral water with a look of disgust. This scene was quite

picked up my phone

Marius felt better, we got into

him. "You'd better stop playing with your phone. It's very steep here. Don't underestimate

who had just thrown

the backseat and turned to me

He was pretty sharp.

up the photo I took just now and showed it to him. "What do you think? It's not bad. It

snatched it back. He pointed at me with a

should I delete

get back,

it to you two as a souvenir." I could not help laughing thinking

on

"My condolences."

down again