The second brush found that at the beginning, C satirized A for giving the flaming sword to mortals. Maybe it was at this time that C began to think that the angel was pretty good; then Noah's Ark continued to mock the angel and asked your boss about the flaming sword when they met. Yet? C just wanted to see how A was lying and panicking; the Knights of the Round Table, C had already considered A as his own and suggested that the two work together. Anyway, they canceled each other out. At that time, A seriously refused; well, Shakespeare has already cooperated. After dozens of times, they doted on each other very happily. Later, it was just eating together, going on a date in the park, drinking, hitching a ride, and it was a daily life of love. It is estimated that Plato will officially end when the body is exchanged? When buying ice cream, A asked, did you understand what happened yesterday? C said that some parts felt special... (I didn't finish it here, let's change it to the god of death to say ineffable, which means indescribable, haha) Finally, the bodies were exchanged, and the two seemed to tremble slightly after experiencing the indescribable.
6000 years of love and long-distance running, so sweet, I plan to read a book!
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