Kashgar, where are you?

After reading it, Joshua held the leaf representing expulsion firmly in his hand, and instantly felt satisfied and gained great strength.He wiped away the cold tears on his face, and scanned every place on the surface of the wooden house in front of him bit by bit, without letting go of any corners, closing the slightly wilting roses at night, the closed windows, the closed rooms. The door, and the black scratch that was faintly stained on the foot of the door.

However, this dense forest seems to have nothing but the deserted moonlight.

Joshua withdrew his gaze from staring at the wooden house in disappointment, clutched the leaves tightly to his chest, then took a deep breath, mustered up his strength, and shouted, "Kashgar, are you there?"

"If you're not here, I'll come see you tomorrow!"

In the end, there was still no answer.

Joshua turned around in frustration, put on his hat again, picked up the oil lamp, and followed the vines to guide the other direction away like an elf in the night, leaving only the lonely wooden house exposed to the pale moonlight.

When he came back, there was a ray of light in the sky to drive out the night. Joshua came to the door, twitched the oil lamp at the door, took off his cloak and shook it lightly, turned around and put it in the closet next to him.

"Joshua, what are you doing so early?"

It's dad!Joshua's body on his back tensed all of a sudden, and he pretended to be calm.

"Joshua, you went out last night!"

Joshua finally turned around and lowered his head to face the old Cooper, full of entanglement in his heart, not knowing whether he should answer.

"Joshua, you are going to the sheepfold to feed the sheep, right?"

Joshua raised his head in surprise, looked at Old Cooper, wondering how he came to this conclusion.

"Really, you went to the sheepfold to feed the sheep. You child, you run around when you are not well. No matter how hungry the sheep are, no matter how much they cry, you can't take care of them without taking care of yourself. You are the most important thing in our hearts. important!"

The light in the morning was still a little cloudy, but the relief and friendship on Old Cooper's face were clearly visible.Joshua's nose was a little sore, and his watery, clear blue eyes seemed ready to shed tears at any time.

The sun rose high, and the brilliant sunlight poured straight down from the top of the head. The weeds curled up and fell asleep, and the warm autumn breeze came from the breeze. Joshua, who was gently let go by his family who got up later in the morning, planned to take advantage When the weather is good, the five sheep in the sheepfold are driven to the wind.

He put on his little leather boots, picked up the wool whip hanging behind the door, lowered his head and put on a straw hat woven from the latest wheat straw, and together with his sister Anna who was going to deliver lunch in the mine, he faced Mrs. Cooper at the door. bid farewell.