Dorothy was greatly surprised:

"So Miss Flora Winslet is also a witch?

She became famous much earlier than me. I came into contact with her early literary works when I was still studying in a girls' middle school, and I watched her writing mature step by step.

Did you know? She is very good at depicting the image of 'death', and is particularly good at using the image of 'death' to describe the growth and changes of characters in her writing. This is not a low-level means of deliberately using tragedy to arouse readers' emotions.

She really explains life and death in a profound way."

As he spoke, he also recited a short passage of classic sentences that Shade had not read:

"[The wind gently blew the treetops in the cemetery, and Maria stared at the starry sky in the distance. Death follows her in the journey of life, but just like the twinkling stars in the sky, although they are far away, they are an inescapable part of fate.

about.

So the sad woman put down the bouquet in her hand, looked at the lonely pale tombstone in front of her for the last time, and then decisively turned around and left——

She accepted death and said goodbye to death. This is the last time she will come here.】"

PS: This chapter has 3138 words. Because it is less than 200, it is charged as 3000 words, so it is equivalent to the last paragraph being free, so the last paragraph does not belong to the water word count.

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