Chapter 29 Juzi Chapter Fifteen

Hearing a loud noise shaking the ground, I opened my eyes after falling asleep. I looked in the direction of the sound, and saw the white building engulfed in flames. Unbelievably, I was not surprised, I just stared blankly at the scene in front of me.I can't tell if it's because I have a premonition that this will happen, or maybe it's just because I have had a similar experience, so it feels like I'm watching an old hallucination recurring. I want myself not to think about what my father did, and I dare not imagine his end. A small voice in my heart told myself that I should spend the long years to come to think about this matter slowly.

I stood blankly in the middle of the grassland, watching the flames gradually dye the sky red. At this time, all kinds of entanglements entangled in my heart emerged and disappeared one by one. When everything disappeared, I even suspected that my body did not exist anymore. Tears flowed slowly, I still stared at the flames. I don't know how long I stood there. When I looked around, I found that I was surrounded by a large area of ​​bright purple. It turned out that I had been standing in a lavender field. I looked into the distance to find the mainland. Then I saw a woman standing on the other end of the purple carpet.

I don't know why, but I vaguely know that she will stand there, as if it was destined that we two will meet here in the distant past. She was also looking at me and walking towards me. I started walking too, and we were swimming toward each other like we were swimming in a sea of ​​lavender. Just when I thought it was time to stop, she stopped, and I stopped at the same moment. The distance between the two of us is very close, and we can hold hands as long as we reach out. "Hello." I said.A few seconds later, she also replied to me: "Hello." Her voice was exactly the same as mine.

We just stared at each other blankly, as if the earth stopped spinning for us. "Are you thirsty?" she asked. "I brought lemons," I replied. "That's great," she said. I took out a lemon from my shoulder bag and handed it over. "Thank you." She looked at Lemon and said to me, "I have something for you too." "what?" She took out a lemon from her pouch, which looked exactly like the one I had just given her, and I looked at her in surprise. "I picked it up at New Chitose Airport," she said. I looked down at the lemon she gave me and looked up at her.

"How do you eat lemons?" I asked. "Of course I eat like this." The other me in front of me showed its brilliant white teeth in the morning light, biting down on the yellow-green lemon.