Always in Love with You

At about three o'clock in the morning, Polly woke up from nightmare. She was drenched in sweat all over. She sat at the head of the bed, lost in thought for a long time.

It was pitch black outside. The light of the street lamps was dim and hazy. The moon in the sky was as thin as a blade, and as sharp as an arrow stabbed into her heart.

In her dream, Bruce was hanging over the edge of the cliff and stretching out his hand to her. She was scared to death and tried to pull him up, but somehow, she couldn't reach him.

In despair, he fell into the abyss.

She couldn't help but feel that there was something in the interior, small pieces of which seemed to be broken by sharp scissors. The pain was unbearable, and the tears could not stop falling, like a stream of mountain stream.

Just then, the phone screen near the pillow lit up. It was Avril.

After so many days' waiting and worrying, she finally received this call. The trepidation in her dream had not gone away yet. Trembling, Polly reached for her phone. Her palms were sweaty. She grabbed it for several times.

"Hello, Avril..." Her voice was trembling.

The girl did not speak. She heard a sound like sneer. She could not help but ask anxiously and irritably, "is that you, Avril? where are you? Say something! "

There was no sound at all on the other end of the phone, but she didn't hang up. The deadly silence had magnified the terror in her nightmares. She broke out in a cold sweat and lifted the quilt, almost crying. "What's wrong with you, Avril? Why don't you say anything? "

She pressed her ear close to the phone screen as if she could hear the sound of dripping from the hair. But in fact, it was useless. She was afraid of waking Fiona who was asleep. She put on her shoes, got out of bed and walked out of the dormitory.

"Avril, say something! I'm Dear Polly! Can you hear me? " Polly was walking to the public toilet at the other end of the dormitory. It was the farthest distance from the dorm. Besides, she didn't disturb the other dorm except that she met one or two students occasionally.

It had been silent since she heard voice of sneer. Strangely enough, she didn't say anything or hang up the phone.

She was thinking if Avril would call her secretly, but she was found and had to hang up. Then she didn't hang up the phone, did this mean that Avril might be in danger.

signal on the island was blocked by Simon. If Avril was still on the island, how could she call her? 'now that she can call me, does

mess, like she was in a big supermarket where millions of people went shopping. The

telling herself to calm down

to Hal at that time. Did that mean that Simon's blockade was a loophole? Avril had been imprisoned on the island by Simon for a long

she

Is that a place full of loopholes? So,

her, Simon broke in and smashed

up the phone and called again.

line. After only two rings, someone answered the phone. But it was still very quiet on the other

case, Avril was always on the phone, but someone didn't allow her to speak.

If someone wanted to deceive

is now. What do you want? Tell me what you want me to do, or I won't know. " Polly stood by the window and the cold wind blew in the early morning through the open

held her breath and listened carefully. But the next moment, she heard a sharp and sharp sound like metal rubbing. She felt a burst of pain in her eardrum because of the shock.

After

you?" Her heart was like being tied by a rope. Her weak voice reminded people of a dying patient.

no sound from the other end of the line. Polly kept asking a few more questions. Suddenly, there was no more

Right at this moment, a girl came in to go to the toilet and saw her almost driven crazy. She couldn't help staring at her curiously.

phone would have a bad impact on Avril. She was the focus of the whole school and almost everyone knew her except some bookworm who read only

of her, Avril became a public figure in the campus. As long as they were not careful enough, they would be gossiped and one or

together with Owen. " Avril paused for several times when she was

"But why?"

if she stood at the window vent, she couldn't dispel the heat that was constantly emerging

Avril told her that she couldn't trust him. Avril might

remember my words. You'd better stay away from him. He used to Dear Polly, it's better for you not to know anything

easily. She must know the reason. Even if he wanted to be cruel, he wouldn't