You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

The outskirts of the Capital, at the foot of the mountain.

At noon.

The winter rain was still falling, constantly washing away all the dust in the world, washing everywhere clean.

Behind the mountain it was even colder. The whistling gusts of wind came furiously rolling with the coldness.

Charlotte was soaked all over, and blown by the cold wind, her consciousness was muddled.

From about 3:00 a.m., they walked until noon and still hadn't found a place to get some rest.

no longer walk and collapsed into Tommy's

and a heavy concern surfaced on his

night's escape was far more difficult than he had imagined. Although they eluded the heavily patrolled guards, the back of the mountain was largely

led Charlotte through thorny bushes, braving the heavy rain and muddy hillsides that left them in a sorry

got multiple scratches, and even Charlotte's face were cut a few bloody slashes.

Charlotte in his arms as he took off his tattered coat and wrapped

the loss of temperature

more calories than it replenished, it caused chills, cardiorespiratory failure, coma, cardiac arrest, and eventually death. There was not much time left for him. Within two hours,

the heavy rain. The surrounding area was barren, all unexplored land. Fortunately, after about another hour of walking, he

was greeted by an amiable elderly couple. "Hello, you ..." When they looked at the two covered in mud, the old couple

shower. Is that okay?" Tommy babbled that he and Charlotte were a couple and was afraid that the store would not accept them. After all, they looked very strange at the moment. "Gee, lad. You guys are too bold. How can you just climb this mountain? The other side of the mountain is the territory of the military, and it is blocked by martial law. This side of the