Book1:TeDream-Maker
书迷正在阅读：大佬A与医生B , 事出反常必有妖 , 倾晨之约 , [女尊]璇玑风华录 , 致命游戏续写之yin乱之门 , 柯南世界 , 任性 , 谢谢你的微笑 , 诡异降临！别人逃亡，我却吃香喝辣！ , 男保姆（美强双性） , 沉默是金（1v1 ） , 快穿之拒绝系统后被奖励了
entonoticetheywerealiveahing，toobusytoenjoyandrejoiceattheverymagicofexistence．Agroupofsmallchildrenpraalking,ughing,shoutinganimatedly,likefriskyshrimpsorlivelysmallfishfroligintheshallowwaters，jumpingandscootingaround．Oheygrewup，theytoowouldbeelonelyfish，reservedandimpersonal，swimmingaboutier，notunigwitheachotherthoughlivinginagroup．Dimitrithought，inthecurrentoftime，everyoneislikeafish，includinghimself．Hewasonlyafishthatlikedtolurkiers,immobileandhushed,whilelidedbusilyaroundatthetopofthewaterseekingsurvival．Theydidnothavethetimetothinkofthesignificeoflivingorthevalueofexistence．Ifoheywentdowntothedeepandremaihere,stilndmotioheywouldthensuddenlyuandthattheywereliving． Immersedinthisthoughts，Dimitrisuddenlyfoundhimselfatabustlinginterse，wherecaraftercarfshedby,ionreagtheirdestinations,loathingtowasteevenonesedoftheirprecioustime．Whattheydidnotrealizewasthattheywereactuallysquanderingawaytheirlifebecausetheyweresacrifigtheirleisure．Finallyhecrossedthebusystreetandcametoaremoteerofthecity． "Ishouldgobaydipidatedshelter,”hethought．"Ihaven’tbeenbacktothatnarrowalleyforquiteawhile．Thereireat,Iwouldbefarawayfromthehustleandbustleofthecity，uedbysunriseandsu．Sunshineandmoonlightwillbebutsuccessivealterationsoflightoutsidemydoor．ThereIfullysavorthetasteoflife，enioysomelovelydreamsandthepleasureofbreathing.”Thenhepassedaluxuriousofficebuilding,intheerofwhiyshadowysilhouettescouldbeseenmovingaround．Someseemedtobebaogethersinginginasilentchoir．Otherswereshakingtheirbodiestotherhythmoftime,dangiion．Allwentoninabsolutesilence,likeanoccasionalturbulentwhirlpoolinabodyofwater．Soontheywouldbegone，sweptbyittopartsunknown．Ifpeoplediedandtheirsoulstioliveon，theywouldbeabletoenjoylifefullerthantheydidduringtheirlifetime，asthentheywouldhavemoreleisure．Isn’tthefleshbodythenayokeonthesoul?No，toenjoylifewewaituntildeath．Wefreeourselvesfromthestraintsimposeduponus” Raisinghishead，Dimitrisuddenlysawabattered，beige-coloredautomobilestrahecurbofthestreet．Itsbeautifulyoungmistresswasstandingbythedoorofthecar，dressedinalightgraysuit,smilily,herlonggoldenhairtousledinthewind． "Whyhi!It’syouagain,Dimitri．Iknewwe’dmeetagain!" 13 "HiMegginn!"saidDimitrihasteninguptoher．"Whyareyouherealone?Hasthecarbeenagupagain?" "I’mafraidso,”shesaidruefully．"Iwasjusthopingyou’dappearagainoutofnowhereandetomyrescue,andhereyouareatthemostopportuime!" "Thehonorisallmine,”saidDimitrigalntly.Megginngotintoherdsatinthedriver’sseat,whileDimitripushedwithallhismight．Therge,heavycarbegantomoveslowly．Theenginepurredandthecarcametolife．Megginnputherheadoutofthewindowandsaid， "eon,jumpin!"andDimitrididsowithoutthinkingtwice.Dimitrisatthere,tooexuberanttoenjoythesery，hisattentionfullyteredonthisyoungwomanhesotallyentered． "WellMegginn，howhaveyoubeendoing?" "Prettygood．Iwasgoingtodumpthisoldthejunkyardarestforever，butwhenIgotthereandsawthelitter，Ijustcouldn’tdoit!Itwastoocrueltoletmyoldfriendbedismemberedandcrushed．I’mallforlivealive，soIgedmymindand