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I don't know fate
Author: fate urchin
Chapters one and two.
Updated 2008-10-1417:10: 34 words: 3 169.
Recently, the right eyelid has been jumping, and Shu feels that something is going to happen, something is going to happen.
This kind of feeling, Shu is very familiar with. It is because I am familiar with it that I feel particularly scared. Six months ago, my husband had a car accident and his right eye jumped for several days.
Damn husband, badly hurt, saved for seven days, but gave up. Asu used car accident compensation to open a small hotel near Lingyan Temple, a famous scenic spot. According to the elders, Lingyan Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty, and the main part was destroyed by war many times. It was rebuilt during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. But a pagoda and a temple in the temple belong to the Tang Dynasty and are well preserved. After the reform and opening up, the people have more choices, unlike before, which has not changed for many years. Of course, when the economy is alive, people's spirits are high, there are more ideas and risks, and many things are no longer certain. Therefore, the people are willing to pray to God and worship Buddha. The incense in ancient temples is booming and the hotel business is rising. To tell the truth, except that there are no men at night, Asu is still satisfied and has no complaints.
As the saying goes, it is a blessing, not a curse, but a curse. This is fate. Asu came to the county people's hospital again and sat on the same wooden stool outside the emergency room. Six months ago, Shu was in this place, experienced the place where he was going, and sent her husband the last journey.
Shu is a little angry. She couldn't figure out why the man she slept with was either dead or seriously ill. Is she really a white tiger disaster as others say? At this time, Asu changed her posture and tried to sit sideways. She still feels very uncomfortable. The batten on the bench is very hard, which makes her ache all over. This kind of pain, and because of extreme exhaustion of body and mind, is infinitely magnified, making her ...