One Night Surprise

Chapter 404 Don’t Wander Around at Night

The direction that Dawn pointed in was the north-western part of the island. The mountain on the island was no more than a hill, really, and it had no name either. To Dawn, since it was in the east, it was the East Mountain, and the mountain to the west was the West Mountain.

Courtney questioned, “Do you always bring your radio up that mountain?”

“Radio?” Dawn might not be involved with the outside world at large, but she was quick to pick up on things. She pointed at her beloved box and exclaimed in excitement, “So this is called a radio?”

Courtney nodded.

“I always bring this up with me to the top of the West Mountain. When I press this button, it starts making noises. But it only works when the weather is clear. It doesn’t work when it’s raining.”

Courtney’s eyes instantly lit up.

“Hey.” Dawn waved a hand in front of Courtney’s eyes, summoning her back to reality. “You’re from the outside world, right? Tell me what it’s like.”

Courtney’s gaze fell upon the young girl’s face. After a few moments of thought, her eyes glittered.

“The world outside is far more interesting and amazing than this place. Take those two capsules I gave you for example: this is a kind of toy that kids aged three to five love…”

Dawn listened rapturously. She continuously pestered Courtney to tell her more stories, unwilling to sleep even when the night continued to drag on. Courtney also managed to get a lot of chatter out of Dawn.

Dawn was about four or five when Fatso brought her and her mother over to this island. She didn’t know the reason why, but in any case, Dawn and her mother were the only ones on the island. The island’s inhabitants cared about them to some extent, so Dawn’s mother helped them to do their laundry and other miscellaneous tasks of her own volition.

a huge deal, and so he called over all his buddies for a night of drinking. When everyone was completely passed out from the alcohol they imbibed, Dragon then dragged Dawn’s mother into a room. The next day, Dawn saw with her own eyes her mother hanging on

law. To him, human lives weren’t worth anything much, so he simply gave Fatso some money as compensation for his loss. Fatso didn’t dare to let Dawn stay with the other rowdy men on the island after that. That was why he

or so years?” Courtney surveyed the place. A dim, yellow light shone by the entrance, illuminating the various hand-made items of furniture in the cave. The

Actually, Fatso should have sent me away from this place after my mom died, but he insisted on

were so young then; how

lots of children, and they have food, toys, and

get sent to the orphanage. Simply

beasts and other things every day while staying on this island, so I guess I have a hard life too, huh? An orphanage sounds

looked so serious about living at an orphanage that it made Courtney feel a myriad of

out of steam at last and slowly nodded off. Courtney looked at the sky outside and tiptoed her way out of the cave, groping her way up to the peak

Courtney was a little worried about this. She lifted her phone and walked around the mountain,

her phone, Courtney mentally sighed. She then stowed her phone back into her pocket and retraced her steps

sleep schedule, having slept through the later parts of the night and still remaining asleep even though it

tub set in a corner, and to the side of the cave was an electric kettle. Courtney used the kettle to boil some water before she searched around the cave for something to eat. When she heard footsteps outside, she nearly

had an insulated lunchbox in hand. He

wariness showing on her face as she

look at Courtney. “Don’t wander around at night. Wild beasts aren’t the only things lying in wait

there. Did he find out I went up to the mountain last

eyes. With well-practiced movements, she groped her way over to the table and sat down to open the lunchbox. After glancing at its contents, she put the lid back on again. “It’s always the same food