Book1:TeDream-Maker
书迷正在阅读：如影随形（1v1）h , 黄金城 , cao男人的日日夜夜 , 心情小记 , 【虫族/总攻】虫皇陛下 , 绿光与无梦之夜 , 顶流她又强又沙雕 , 一世诏书 , 晨光之爱 , 精灵盛院 , [综恐]谁是我的爱？ , 【反派初始化/暮辰】老情人
rdisappoi，itwasdryandshriveled，totallyinedible．Thishadneverhappenedbefore.Shewasdismayedanddidn’tknowwhattodo．Astrahoughtcametoher．Waste,whetherofthehumanbanicsubstances,wassinfundcruel．Thismelon,forinstance,wasawasteofthegroundthatgrewandnurturedit,andtothemelohatwentthroughthearduousprocessofgrowth．heless,itsultimatefatewasbeingthrownintothegarbage． 13 ThatwasrareleisuretimeforLaverheshortintervalbeforedinner．Shewastiredafterawholeday’sworkandwasreingontheloungechaironthedeck,gazingatsomecloudsfloatingaroundafar-offmountain．Mr.andMrs．Johnsontooweretired．Theyhadstruggledallday．Lifetothemwasaneruggle，whichwastotiiltheirsthour，likeamaeabouttobeunserviceable，butstillingonarduously．Humanlifewasbutananicmaeandonedaywouldiablybetotaled，too．Butsolongastheybreathed,theycouldstilllive;forbreathingwasthepurestifsimplestenjoymentofthefleshbody．Solongastheirbrainsfuned，theyhadreaso．Thoughtsmightbetheinofsorrow，buttheywerealsothesourceofthehighestformofhappihesetwohadstruggledalldayandwerelookingforwardtoadelieal,afterwhichtheywouldslipintothemysteriousdarknessandenjoythesweetnessofslumber．Butas,itwasonlytoawaittheingofthemorrow,anotherdayle．Meanwhile，Markwaslockedinhisroom．Perhapshewasstilltryingtopuzzleoutthatplicatedmathematicalproblem;orhemaybeilyresearghispreciousprizefromtheruins．Oneday，hewasboundtouandthedifferehesexesandthatmasturbationwasnottheonlywaytosatisfytheneedsofhisfleshbody．Mapleleaveswereturnihecrispautumnair，andfleecycloudssurroundingthehilltopsfloatedlightlytowardsher．Lavernewassuddenlystruckwithastrangeidea．Ifthecloudscouldbepluckedaseasilyasmapleleaves,shewouldseizethemastheypassedandmakethemsurroundherhouse．ShewouldpntmapletreesalroundsothatMr．andMrs．Johnson，Markandherselfwouldlivetheirwholelivesharmoniouslytogether，hiddenbycloudsandsurroundedbycolorfulleaves，forthisfragilefamilycouldnolohstandtheslingsandarrowsofeousfortune． Hermindwasinaturmoisshethoughtofthepast．ShewouldneverfetthatstormywinterdaywhenMr．Johnsoncamehomeamidthewindandrain，breakierriblehatLaverne’smotherhaddied．Itainful，traumatie，etcheddeeplyinheryoungmemory，forwithinayear，shehadlostbothherparents：herfatherinacaractandher．ShecametolivewithMr.Johnsonwheherremarried；butthebrief，happyinterludehadnotstedtheyear．Shecouldstillrememberherhurt,fearandaywhenMr．JohnsonmarriedagainandhisnewwifeLavyrlbroughtMark，hersonfromherpreviousmarriagewithhertoliveintheJohnsonhome．Lavernewasrudeafultothetestadditionstoherfamily,butLavyrlwaswonderful．Thoughblind,shewasverysensitiveandwasallthemotherLavernecouldwishfor．Sheseemedtoualegirl’santagonismandgraduallywonherenuineloveandkiakingcareofherasshewouldherown．Herso-year-oldMark，wasstrongasanox．Hewasabitretarded,tobesure,butextremelyprotectiveofhislittlesister，andstoodupforheramidtheirpeers．Fromthenon，withMarkasherbodyguard，sheneverhadtofearbeingbulliedinschool．Thisnewfamily,broughttogetherbydifferentcircumstancesoflife,hadastrongtieinmisfortune． Thatyear，duetomisma，Mr．Johnson’sfirmwentbankruptandhewasidoff．Unemploym