The Woman From Hell

"Unfortunately, I'm not her." My words seemed to shatter his dream.

He just turned away and muttered to himself, "Yeah, you're not her, and she can't be replaced."

Heather really took up way too much space in his heart.

At that moment, I was a little envious of her.

There were still people missing her when she was gone. If I left one day, would there be such a person who would miss me?

Maybe...

I turned my gaze to the front. This sunset would disappear in a while. Beauty was always only temporary.

The sky was gradually getting dark, so we made our way down.

The winds blew from time to time, and I could feel bouts of chill. Noticing how I was trying to protect myself, Drover took out a jacket from his backpack and handed it to me. "Put it on. Don't catch a cold."

"Thanks."

I accepted the jacket he handed me and quickly put it on.

was large on my body. I felt like a child wearing adult's clothes, but fortunately, I no longer felt cold after putting the jacket

wind blew through, stirring up the leaves and making them rustle. If someone were here alone, they would probably be

on me. He suddenly appeared from the side to

I patted my chest in fear and

I got a scare

messing around. It's dangerous in the dark," Drover said to Marius as he shielded me from

lips, helplessness written all over his face. "I've become a

he walked forward alone. "I'll stop disturbing you two and clear

at his back, I asked Drover

"He's not. Don't worry."

said he was not angry, then that must be the

were the

of the path was still in the dark Fortunately, both of them had flashlights to illuminate the

sides of the path to explore a little from time to time. He looked very curious,

him and said, "You should take it easy.

Marius shout the moment after he said that. Drover and I hurried

Fortunately, the pit was not deep and he would

dare run around