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Lin Xi gently touched Muzi's face and said, "Muzi, how about we make another agreement?"
"Hmm?" Muzi looked up at Lin Xi.
"After this, let's make an agreement for you to live worry-free, safe, and healthy!" Lin Xi's face was as pale as paper, showing a weak smile.
Lin Xi lightly placed his index finger on Muzi's forehead. Muzi seemed to sense something and could only manage to shout, "Don't!"
"Disappear!" Lin Xi closed his eyes, and a tear rolled down his cheek. Muzi watched as Lin Xi became increasingly pale and gradually transparent. She reached out to grab him, but she couldn't reach him no matter how hard she tried...
He disappeared!
Muzi crawled forward a few steps, reaching out to grab the faint white light, but even that white light dissipated...
"Lin Xi!" Muzi shouted at the sea with a pained expression.
At that moment, she felt as if she had been thrown into an endless abyss of darkness. It was as if a sharp knife had cut open her chest, causing an indescribable pain that seemed to tear at her soul and burn her flesh.
Muzi fell to the ground weakly, crying silently, with only empty eye sockets and endless sorrow left. The surroundings slowly became blurry and distorted in front of her eyes, and eventually, she fell into a deep coma...
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When her mother found Muzi, she had fainted on the beach, barely breathing with a deathly pale face. Her mother hurriedly took her to the hospital, but she still didn't wake up.
"Doctor, when will my daughter wake up?" the mother asked anxiously.
"We're not sure. She doesn't have any injuries on her body. It should be due to the shock of the tsunami, causing a stress reaction in her brain. We can only wait for her to wake up on her own," the nurse said calmly.
She had been unconscious for ten days. When she woke up, she found herself lying in a hospital bed, looking confusedly at the IV drip in her hand.
At this moment, footsteps suddenly approached the door.
"Mumu!" Mom's pupils dilated, and she immediately ran in, embracing her and crying in pain.
"Mom, what's wrong?" Muzi asked, holding his mother in confusion.
"Mumu, how are you feeling now? Are you still uncomfortable anywhere?" Mom asked, wiping her tears.
"I'm not uncomfortable at all. What happened? Why am I in the hospital?" Muzi tried to remember, but his mind was still blank.
Mom was stunned after hearing her words. Did Mumu forget?
"Mumu, do you still remember the tsunami?"
"tsunami?" Muzi had a puzzled look on his face.
"Have you ever seen God?" Mom asked tentatively.
"God? There is no God in the world, and people cannot see God. Mom, you are so strange today. Why did you suddenly mention God?" Muzi looked at his mom curiously.
She had actually forgotten!
"Nothing... Mumu, a tsunami happened a few days ago, and you were swept into the sea. You were unconscious for a few days, but luckily you're okay now. Mumu, would you like to go with Mom to live in another city?"
"Uh? Uh!" Muzi nodded blankly. She didn't understand why her mom suddenly said she wanted to take her to live in another city. But seeing her worried look, she couldn't bear to refuse her.
Mom held Muzi's hand and looked at the sea outside the window. Perhaps this is fate. If I let you stay here, what if you remember something bad... I can't bear it, to lose you again! I'm sorry, Mumu, let the truth sink to the bottom of the sea with the tsunami...
Muzi sat in the car, watching the distant town, feeling reluctant to leave. "Hey? Mom, look at that shining on the mountaintop, what is it?"
"It's a temple built by the people in the town," Mom said calmly, but her eyes secretly glanced at Muzi behind her.
"A temple? Mom, next time we come back, let's go to the temple and offer incense," Muzi said lightly.
"Don't you not believe in gods?" Mom looked curious, did she remember something?
"But his house looks very beautiful, I want to go and see." Muzi smiled and said, "Haha, Mumu, you can't go and live in That is God.'s house!"
"Hmm"
Muzi looked at the town getting farther and farther away, feeling an indescribable emotion in his heart. This should be the feeling of leaving home. I don't know when I can come back. Goodbye, hometown...
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