When I woke up in the morning, I saw thousands of acres of flowers in the valley, mist in the mountain stream, and the fragrance of butter tea in the air.
It drizzled at night. Carter Xing untied the tent chain, half-covered Ethan Ning's face, and stuck his head out to look. All the creatures on the field had woken up, some green, some red, each living a colorful life again.
As we walked along, we saw a bright rainbow hanging in the distant sky, extending from the edge of the mountain range straight into the sea of flowers.
He lowered his head, smoothed Ethan Ning's hair at the temples, wiped everything he had used last night with a tissue, stuffed them into a plastic bag and packed them up so that they could be taken away later.
Carter Xing's two classmates had already finished washing up and came over to greet them to get up and have breakfast. Carter Xing secretly regretted that he must have been too busy last night. Ethan Ning heard such a loud noise, but there was no sign of waking up at all.
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