Luo Huai also squatted down, lowering his voice, "Awu, do you like small animals?"
"I don't know."
He asked, "Then why do you always like to watch these little things?"
Ants on the road, frogs, little bugs... she always watched them with great interest, seemingly never getting bored.
"They can run, jump, and even make sounds..." Awu's eyelashes fluttered slightly, "Here, they are most like me."
The moonlight that fell on her was too fragile, as if a gust of wind could blow her away, making her vanish like a fleeting dream.
Luo Huai was silent for a moment, "How long have you been here?"
"I don't remember." She suddenly said, "You're hurt."
The girl's hand lightly touched the back of his hand, and the warmth from her fingertips made his skin shiver slightly.
Only then did Luo Huai notice a scratch on his hand, probably from being snagged by a branch while running with her. It was just a slight cut, with a bit of blood oozing out, nothing serious.
He said, "It's fine."
