The End of Path of Regrets Chapter 716

But today the sun is very good, sitting on the ground is also warm, Avery can’t help but think of the scene of living on the mountain with her master, there are flowers, trees, birds, spring water, and the beautiful scenery of birds and flowers is pleasant. Later, it was stinking and shameless. It doesn’t matter if the master ran out to play, she also had a good time alone. Thinking about it, I blame the thunderstorm that took a thousand knives. There are so many trees in the mountains. You said which one you chopped is not good. You have to chop that one hundred-year-old tree. Don’t you know that the tree is going to be refined? If you split it, it will be split. It is inevitable to break a few branches. It makes sense for you to split the whole tree in half in the middle? People clerk?

Forget it if you split it in half. The jar was also broken. Avery knew it was going to be bad at the time. She watched dozens of black qi emerge from the jar and disappeared in an instant. She even asked her to grab it. The time was not given.

The most annoying thing was that the thunderstorm stopped after the jar was split, and it was so angry that it seemed to know that it had done something wrong so it didn’t dare to rain again. After all, Avery’s clothes hadn’t had time to collect it outside.

…To be far away, she just thinks sitting in a corner lazily basking in the sun is very comfortable, if she can comfortably soak in a hot bath and then change into clean clothes, she has never been so sloppy in her life. Wearing the same clothes for many months, fortunately it is not too hot in early summer, otherwise if you sweat every day, Avery will immediately go back to the mountain to escape the heat.

She sat cross-legged in the corner on the opposite side of the road and waited for the wedding to be over, but waited for the sun to be drowsy. When she woke up, she saw a handsome face magnified in front of her, and she leaned back in fright. Her head happened to hit the wall, and her tears were so painful: “Ah…”