The Woman From Hell

After dinner, we brought Munchkin along as we shuttled through the primeval streets.

Most of the people here today were tourists, and it was really hard to tell who was a local. Theo pointed toward the inner area. "Let's look inside."

"Alright."

We walked along the alley, and the noise outside gradually diminished.

There were many houses with their lights lit when we looked around.

There must be people living here.

After walking forward another ten meters, we finally saw an old woman sitting in front of one of the houses. She was sitting in the yard, looking at the sky.

We saw more stars here in this place with clean air than in big cities.

The old lady saw us walk up to her and smiled brightly. "Oh, where did you three come from? You're all beautiful people. Your child is also cute."

old lady obviously liked children. I looked down at Munchkin and motioned for him to greet her. Munchkin

smiled abruptly, and her crow's feet intensified. "What a polite boy. You all came here for a vacation yes? Why

and crouched down beside her. "I heard the story about the Lover's Yard Bridge from a waiter when I was in a restaurant just now. I thought it was really interesting, but the waiter looked young and wasn't able to tell me the full

Bridge." The old lady abruptly laughed when she heard what I said. She laughed heartily and finally nodded. "Of course, I do. I was only in my

the bridge's past, the stories

up one and sat down. "Would you

"Of course."

handsome man and the beautiful woman were so eye-catching that news about them spread quickly through the village, especially after they built the bridge. They became even more popular. It was the big shots of the village that suggested naming this bridge

It boosted our

made our lives better.

very talented, had been studying this as his major, or it was because he had gotten closer to Millicent and thus influenced." "They sound wonderful. It takes not only thought but money to transform this

wasn't easy.

bit by bit. We didn't have

couple who thought of

our village was willing to cooperate. Just like that, this place