The entire forest was shrouded in the darkness of dawn. Compared to the bustling and hustle and bustle at the foot of the mountain, she liked this forest more, and she was familiar with every scene and every thing.

When she was six years old, she was taken by her master to the mountains on the border between China and Myanmar, living a semi-seclusion life. Occasionally, her master would take her down the mountain to help those in need. The master said that this was taking her experience.

So although she grew up on the mountain, she did not completely understand the matters of men and women. Occasionally, she would go down the mountain to buy things by herself, and would even see her carrying a mule alone, she would come up to pull and pull at her, or snatch her mule.

Usually, before those people touched her clothes, they were interrupted by her hands and feet and cried and ran away.

The boy she saved today did something even more excessive to her, why didn't she hit him?

The girl raised her hand and touched her swollen lips and sighed slightly.

At dawn, the mule came, carrying a cloth bag on its body, with water bags, dry food, and a piece of jerky meat.

"Do you miss me?" The girl sat outside the cave and ate jerky meat, raised her hand and touched the mule's neck.

The mule glanced at her and turned her head to look at the other side.

"I've cried all the time?" the girl frowned.

The mule shook, wondering where it seemed to be crying?

After eating, the girl returned to the cave and fed the boy water, medicine once more, and changed the medicine on her shoulders.

He raised his hand and touched it, but it stopped burning, and the girl breathed a sigh of relief.

"Let's go." She came out of the cave, rode onto the mule, and "Go home." #@$&

The mule stood there, looked into the cave, and asked her if she didn't care about the boy?

"I can't wake up first, don't care about him, go back and see the master." The girl's voice was melodious, and she echoed back and forth in the deep mountains after the rain.

The mule carried her back to her home on the mountain.

The girl and her master's home is halfway up the mountain. In the city where steel and concrete developed in the 21st century, they live in the simplest bamboo house, and the yard is neat and clean.

When I got home, the girl jumped off the mule, pushed open the door, and shouted, "Master, I'm back."%&(&

In the bamboo house on the left, an old man dressed in a monk was reciting scriptures. He turned his head and chuckled, "Do you still know how to come back?"

The girl didn't want to lie to the master, and didn't want the master to know the boy. She ran to the window, lay on the window, smiled and asked, "Did you eat the fish I brought back to the mule yesterday?"

The monk smiled kindly and said, "No, I have released the animals."

The girl showed a look that she knew it was like this and yawned, "I'll go back to the house to sleep, and the master calls me if you have something to do."

"What did you do last night?" the old man turned around and asked meaningfully.

"That...that...that...that rained so hard last night," the girl said as she stepped back. Before she finished speaking, she ran into her room.

The girl lives in the west, and there was a simple bamboo bed and a table and chair in the bamboo house. Behind the table and chairs are a whole row of bookshelfs. Opposite the bookshelf is a guzheng. This guzheng was given to the master by someone else, and the master gave it to her again. However, she didn't like playing the guzheng, so she only placed it there to watch.

The house is simple in decoration, without a modern Simmons bed or any princess decoration, but it is clean and tidy. When you open the window, you can see the scenery all over the mountain when you look up.

A bird flew over and stood on the bamboo outside the girl's window. As soon as the girl stretched out her hand, the bird fell on her shoulder again, chirping and chirping.

The girl kept laughing, and after a while, she started fighting with eyelids, let the birds fly, closed the window, and went back to bed to sleep.

As soon as her head was stuck to the pillow, she fell asleep.

A fox passed by her window with an apple, leaned in and saw her sleeping, put the apple on the table, then closed the window and ran away.

The girl had a dream. She dreamed that the boy in the cave had woken up at some point and held her face and kissed her. Her heart beat like a drum. She wanted to push him away, but she couldn't use any strength.

The boy had a handsome face and his eyes were pitch black and blank. He looked at her quietly, "Do you like me to kiss you?"

The sleeping girl frowned, muttered something in her mouth, and then turned over and continued to sleep.

She had another dream. The wild boar in the mountains hit the wall and died. She paused and sent it to the boy. When she entered the cave, she saw that he was attacked by a white snake from nowhere. She bit her body full of blood. She felt a pain in her heart and rushed to kill the white snake, but the boy could not save it.

The girl woke up in her sleep, her chest and mouth thumped. She had never been so scared. She raised her hand to cover her chest and mouth and calmed down for a while.

Looking up, the sun had risen to mid-air, it was noon, and she had been sleeping for so long.

After getting out of bed in a hurry, she wanted to cook for her master.

The master always eats light food and never eats meat. She has no appetite. She cooks porridge and makes spicy and sour radish. Her cooking skills are very good, and even the side dishes are very delicious.

When the master heard something was happening in the backyard, he stood up and went out. He saw that a wild boar was hit by the door. He was a monk and did not eat meat, but he did not stop his disciple from eating meat. The survival of the weak was the law of survival in this world.

But today, he smiled at the wolf in the yard and said, "Xiao Si's heart is very hot these two days, his heart is restless and impatient, and he can't eat meat. Drag the wild boar away and don't let her see it."

The wolf was tall and twice as strong as an ordinary wolf. With a whistling sound, he called all the wolves in the mountains. After hearing the master's words, he carried the flesh away.

When the master returned to the yard, he smelled the fragrance of rice porridge.

He entered the kitchen, and the girl standing in front of the stove turned around, wearing a thick linen coat, but couldn't hide her beautiful face. "Is Xiao Hui here?"

"Well, he is here to deliver you meat, it's a wild boar that killed him."

The girl's eyes lit up slightly, then she went dark again, and she pursed her lips and said, "I won't eat meat these two days."

Master said that if you dream of something bad, it means that your mind is not calm and you need to eat lightly and be calm.

The master smiled calmly and saw the girl cooked half a pot of rice porridge and asked, "Why did you cook so much?"

The girl looked down and said softly, "There is too much water."

"Let's have a meal."

"Um."

The girl served the porridge first and served her own. When she saw the master picking up the chopsticks, she started eating. The master looked up and saw the girl keeping her head down, and asked, "Are you worried?"

The girl raised her head, her eyes as clear as water, and she slowly shook her head.

The two have been together for more than ten years and are as close as father and daughter. When the girl makes every move, how can she escape the master's eyes?

The master had a gentle face and picked up a carrot for her, "Eat more, and after eating, follow me to grow vegetables. It's time to grow vegetables."

"Yeah." The girl nodded, picked up the porridge bowl, and drank the bamboo shoots and the porridge together.

After eating a full meal and washing dishes, the girl carried a hoe and rapeseed and went to the open space in the yard with her master to grow vegetables.
Chapter completed!