"Don't be so impatient, just follow your own path... The horn is definitely not broken, it's just that the altitude here is too high, and the horn can't work properly."

"I'm scared... I just want to get out of this awful place as soon as possible!"

I glanced at Yang Sisi and saw that her face was pale and her hands were gripping the steering wheel tightly. She had clearly never driven on such high-altitude mountain roads before. For experienced drivers who travel through Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan all year round, such mountain roads would be a piece of cake, but for Yang Sisi, a female driver who lives in the plains, it was simply a matter of life and death. So her fear was genuine.

I comforted her, saying, "No one checks cars here. Find a place with a good view to park... I'll let you drive."

Are you sure no one will check the car?

"This is in the middle of nowhere, not at the border of two provinces, so no one will be checking. Don't worry."

Following my instructions, Yang Sisi found a relatively open spot to stop the car, and then the two of them opened the car door together to switch seats.

If the inside of the car was heaven, then the outside was worse than hell. The moment I got out of the car, I was covered in goosebumps. Yang Sisi was even worse off; she hugged herself tightly to her chest, stamping her feet as she ran towards the passenger seat…

Unfortunately, this is the punishment two people whose eyes were only on Dali had to bear… If even one of us had paid attention to the climate of Shangri-La before setting off, things wouldn't have turned out this way. We optimistically imagined all the cities in Yunnan to be like Dali, with its year-round spring-like weather! Want to chat with more like-minded people about "My Tenant Miss"? Follow "Youdu Literature" on WeChat to read the novel, discuss life, and find kindred spirits~