The Woman From Hell

Being completely inexperienced, I looked at the tent in front of me with a blank expression. "Are you sure you can do this?" I asked Marius. "It's a small problem." Marius patted his chest. He brought out the tools and said, "I've gone camping with Drover before. We set up our own tents." "Do you two camp often?"

Marius had me help him open up the tent when he said, "Nope." He glanced at Drover who was paying the fees in the distance. Seeing that he still was not making his way over, he continued, "Heather used to love camping a lot, so we'd go out a lot. I suppose we went to quite a lot of places."

I see.

It felt like everything about Drover revolved around Heather. Heather must be really charming, and the cause of her death had become a point of particular curiosity to me.

When Drover came back, our tents were almost ready. He reported the situation to us, "I made a reservation for lunch, dinner, and breakfast tomorrow. There's a mountain nearby that we can climb. The boss said that the mountaintop is beautiful. If we still have energy after lunch in a while, we can go take a look."

I nodded and replied in unison with Marius, "Alright."

There were two tents in total. Drover and Marius would sleep in one while I would sleep in the other. After setting them up, we put pillows and quilts in them.

I did not expect them to be able to pack so many things in their backpacks. I was a little stunned and could not help gulping. "You guys are really experienced."

"Well, I've been camping a few times before," Drover replied calmly without mentioning anything else.

I glanced at Marius but did not bring up anything else.

on time. It was mainly home-cooked food, but it smelled delicious as the food had been fried in a large wok.

have this smokiness. That's why they are delicious. Sis Wan, you should eat more. After all, you're eating for two." Marius added a lot more food to my lunchbox. Drover,

at him, and

looking in my direction. met his eyes for a moment before quickly turning away kept feeling like I had misunderstood him, thus

our awkward lunch was over, we went back to the

came to call me. "Sis Wan, get

him, I responded, "Okay, wait a

so my head was still a little foggy.

sleeves, Drover reminded me, "Did you bring a jacket? It'll be nightfall by the time we get to the

brought it." I shook my head. I had thought about bringing it, but

alright. I brought one extra. Just let me know

"Thanks."

calm,

away and stood at the foot of it. This should be the mountain the

a little high. Sis

to manage?"