Wallflower Miss's Adventure 1 - Guo Ni's Work

Author: Guo Ni
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: God is always high in the clouds, watching over His people and bestowing them with blessings. Are there people forgotten by God? God said, "The all-powerful and supreme God's gaze will illuminate every corner of the world." Then what about her? God was silent for a moment, sighed, and said, "Even the great and just God can get tired and fall asleep."
Last autumn, just like today, it was a sunny afternoon. The sea breeze tousled people's hair and stirred up their enthusiasm. Whoosh—on the shimmering shore, the famous white cruise ship—Maria—stared proudly into the wind, playing a crisp horn sound. The super luxurious white cruise ship looked particularly lively today, with a large group of chattering girls already gathered on the deck. Everyone's expressions were in extreme excitement.
"National Saint Girl is so amazing, holding an opening ceremony on the Maria! So grand!"
"Hahaha! I've never boarded such a luxurious cruise ship before!"
"Blue sky, white clouds, and calm waves! Oh, hehehe! It's just too cool!"
The chattering of the girls grew louder and louder, sounding like all the sparrows in the world had gathered here. Even the sea was dizzy from the noise, stirring up wavesly and splashing against the white hull of the cruise ship.
"Help me—" A heart-wrenching scream came from a speeding yellow taxi on the straight coastal highway.
"Damn it! I don't know what possessed me, but the accelerator got stuck—I can't lift it off!" The taxi driver, drenched in sweat, took a deep breath. "Don't be afraid, girl. If the accelerator's broken, there's still the brakes! I'm a skilled driver, you know! Hold on tight!"
Zoom—"Oh, Mommy—" Left turn! Right turn! Then a dragon tail swerve! Whoosh! The taxi driver's legendary driving skills, honed in the "urban jungle," were indeed no joke. In his hands, the taxi was like a Formula 1 race car!
And me—the story's heroine who made her dramatic entrance in chaos—was sitting stiffly in the passenger seat, face pale and eyes vacant! My mouth was as stiff as a dead fish, and my hands were clenched tightly around the seatbelt! At that moment, a twelfth-grade typhoon was raging in my stomach, churning violently.
Ah! There's a car ahead!
Watch me!
Squeal—crash! Before I could even react, the driver slammed the steering wheel! He swerved past a massive truck in front, and I covered my chest, which was about to explode from fear, gasping for breath. My head uncontrollably slammed into the side window, making a dull thud.
Ouch—I gritted my teeth and rubbed my head, which was throbbing from the impact. I looked down at the seatbelt around my waist—My God! It was broken! What was going on?
Whoosh—The Maria blew its horn for the second time.