Kashgar, where are you?

"Joshua, will you go to the old place to herd sheep later?"

"Yes, sister." As if thinking of something, Joshua waved his hands unconsciously and smiled even brighter.

"Then...you have to pay attention to safety, and you must not go into the dense forest on the other side of the river, remember, Joshua?"

Anna, as always, was worried about her younger brother, who was the weakest and weakest in strength. If Joshua hadn’t insisted on lightening the family’s burden and helping herd the sheep, Anna and old Cooper hoped that he would just keep accounts at home and read books. Handy to help the villagers write letters, do some light work.

"Okay, Sister Anna." Joshua smiled gently and firmly, calming the worry in Anna's eyes, and when he inadvertently moved his eyes to the basket in Anna's hand, he paused for a few seconds and asked in confusion, "Huh? Sister Anna , There seems to be a lot more lunch in the basket today than usual."

Anna glanced at the basket in Joshua's direction, a shy red cloud appeared on her face, she unconsciously looked away, her eyes flickering, "George has been back these few days, he asked me to help prepare lunch, I... ...Well... I agreed."

Joshua suddenly realized that he was a little happy to see the ambiguous relationship between George, a promising young man in the village, and his sister, and the tips of his curly hair bounced happily.

"I remember that the last time George came back was a month ago. At that time, I was going to graze the sheep, so I met him at the intersection. Unfortunately, we only had a few words."

"Did he go looking for you, sister?"

"Ah."

Anna walked beside her with her head down, and responded softly.

"Yesterday, I went to study by the river. When I crossed the path, I met George again. He was holding a bunch of red roses and star wild flowers carefully tied together. Is this for you, sister?"

"Ah."

Anna's head was lowered, her face was as red as the roses George sent, and she was about to drop. She quickly passed Joshua and walked to the front, with the momentum of fleeing with her head buried.

Joshua grinned lightly, and his crisp laughter came out like a piece of music, and it was like the sound of wind chimes swaying in the wind, which was extremely pleasant.

"Joshua, you said...you saw George yesterday, your...yesterday?"

Anna seemed to have just gotten rid of the shyness in her heart and realized that she had walked a little far. Standing at the fork in the road, she turned around and asked Joshua.

"Yes, sister, it was yesterday, and besides you, I only saw George yesterday, and I remember it very well."

"Joshua, stay safe!"

After speaking, Anna left in a hurry, and Joshua noticed sister Anna's ugly face, as if he had thought of something very bad.

After thinking for a while and shaking his head, Joshua decided not to guess what happened. He closed his eyes and felt the warm sunlight. He believed that even if something disturbing happened, Anna could handle it well.