Chapter 76

Fortunately, the mattress was very soft, and she didn't feel any pain. Sage tightened his hands and rubbed his chin on her forehead. He closed his eyes and murmured unconsciously, "Lily...Don't go..." Sally stretched out a hand, put it on his waist, and patted his back again and again. "I'll stay with you. I won’t leave." Next to a large stove, Sally didn't sleep well all night. Sage didn't have any more nightmares, but his breathing was a little heavy, and he didn't know if his nose was blocked. It rained on the top of the mountain at night but not much. The fine and dense rain struck the transparent glass on the roof, making a crackling noise, making Sally more and more unable to sleep. She stared at the sky in a daze. The stars were obscured by the raindrops and only a faint light could be seen. Later, the rain turned into snow. The glass was covered with white bit by bit, until there was no more light. In a completely dark environment, Sally