Chapter 1936 The Last Time

She was lowering her head, her long hair hanging down, revealing a bit of her pale, pointed chin.

She was wearing her autumn school uniform with the zipper zipped up to the top, but she still looked thin and cold.

Hearing footsteps, she turned around and looked over. Her dark eyes seemed bigger and darker because of her thinness, reflecting the winter sky and sunshine, surrounding her stiff face.

Then she straightened up and smiled at her, her long black hair swaying in the sunlight.

It's just like the first time we met.

She was stunned for a moment.

If it weren't for the girl's extremely thin appearance reminding her, she would almost have the illusion that nothing had happened.

But in reality, everything happened, and everything was the worst.

She wanted to turn around and leave, but her feet couldn't move. Even though her mind was screaming at her, her feet were still rooted to the spot.

Then she heard the girl's voice.

After such a long time, the voice was still very pleasant, but much hoarser, low, and somewhat cautious.

"I'm about to leave, can you take a walk with me?"

As if she was afraid that she would not agree, the girl added in a low voice,

"One last time."

Her heart was almost overflowing with bitterness, and her head nodded uncontrollably.

After realizing her recklessness, she immediately felt a little regretful.

What if someone she knew saw her? What if they told the teacher? What if the girl's parents found out? Would they be angry? Would they beat her? Her parents looked so fierce that day, they didn't seem like they would show any mercy.

But she couldn't say no.

She couldn't fight her heart which was already howling to get closer to her.

So she had to take the girl to a less crowded place, on a quiet path where she often took walks.

The sunlight painted this old alley. There was a little moss on the bluestone slabs. The girl accidentally stepped on it and almost slipped. She reached out to support herself in time.

The two hands were held together for only half a second before separating.

Her heart was still beating faster, and the girl turned around, smiled at her and said thank you.

Still looks gentle.

It's like no harm has ever happened.

And as she turned her head, she suddenly caught a glimpse of a dark blue color in the girl's collar.

But in the blink of an eye, the girl looked normal.

She hesitated for a long time, and finally swallowed the question.

The road was actually not long, but they walked for a long time, and each step seemed to be as fast and frequent as a hundred steps.

They had almost no communication along the way, but she felt very satisfied with just this brief companionship.

The girl waved to her when she left, her smile as beautiful and bright as ever. Although she wanted to cry, she smiled too when she saw the girl's smiling face.

She knew they would probably never see each other again.

This time it is really a farewell.

She couldn't bear to let her go, she felt like she was going crazy, but there was nothing she could do. She could only watch the girl's back getting farther and farther away, until she finally disappeared in the sunlight at the alley entrance.

She stood there for a long time before turning around and leaving to buy stationery for school.

Then school started.

Unexpectedly, she saw the girl again.

Then I knew what a true farewell was.

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She stood on the roof of a tall teaching building. She had already climbed over the railing and was standing on an edge without any guardrails. Beyond the edge was an eight-story-high void.