dessert and music

Hilda got up early and went to the kitchen to prepare some biscuits with cream--as a thank-you gift.She poured out another cup of hot milk, picked up the plate containing the muffins, and placed them on the dining table in the living room.

She laid out the breakfast, put on her coat, took a small bag of biscuits in her hand, and walked to Mr. Eddy's shop.Hilda was going to bring the curtains. After all, Mr. Eddie had already been here yesterday, and she was ashamed to ask him to come again.

"Good morning!" As soon as the store door was opened, Mr. Eddie's voice came from inside.Hilda handed him the biscuit she was holding, and said apologetically, "I'm here to get the curtains. I'm so sorry I wasn't home yesterday afternoon."

Mr. Eddie just nodded with a smile and said nothing more.He took the biscuits, took out the already made curtains to her and asked, "Do you need me to go with you?" "No, thank you." Hilda smiled and hugged the curtains, saying hello Just left the shop.

When she returned to the house, she saw the clean plates on the dining table.

"Eric?" Hilda called.The basement door opened, and Eric came out wearing that full-face mask and said, "Change the curtains?" "Yes." She handed him the curtains she was holding.

Eric took the drapes and went to the windows to start changing them.

"Sister?" The voice of the boy named Charlie from yesterday came from the door.Hilda put the drawn curtains on the floor and opened the door.

"Good morning!" said Charlie with a small bag on his body, smiling.Hilda handed him the prepared biscuits, bent down and touched his head and said with a smile, "Good morning! Come in and have a seat?" Charlie took the biscuits, walked in and saw Eddie standing by the window rick.

Hearing the voice of a stranger, Eric's hands froze.

Hilda saw that he was a little awkward, and quickly said, "Charlie, this is Eric. Eric, this is Charlie." "Good morning, sir!" Charlie looked at Eric, who was behind his back, and greeted road. "Hello." Eric said with his back turned.Charlie seemed to feel his indifference, and the smile on his face was a little stiff.

Hilda was a little embarrassed and asked, "By the way, Charlie. Do you know where these replaced curtains can be put?" "Mr. Eddie should ask for them. If you don't need these curtains, I'll just hand it over to him." Charlie said to her with his original smile.

"That's your trouble." She handed him the replaced curtain, and Charlie waved and smiled as he left.

The door was closed, and Eric fixed the curtains.

"Who is he?" "The little boy in the town, he is studying very well, and he is delivering letters to people in the town recently." Eric nodded when he heard it, and then said, "Do you think I'm a little difficult to get along with?" .”

Hilda was taken aback when she heard it, and quickly said: "No!" "No? Then why is that boy named Charlie a little scared when he sees me?" He put on his cloak and hat, "Go out Take a walk?" "Huh?" She looked at Eric in surprise—he wanted to go out for a walk with her? "Okay, okay!" Hilda trotted to the door and followed Eric.

Hilda walked behind him with her head down, and her mind went blank for a moment.

"Hilda?" Eric turned his head and found that Hilda hadn't walked any further, and called softly. "Oh! Here we come!" She tightened her whole body, and accelerated to keep up with his pace.

Seeing her like this, Eric didn't say anything, but slowed down.The two of them walked around the town without saying anything along the way.

After a few days like this, Eric and Hilda would walk around the town for a while every afternoon.She also gradually became familiar with the charming town of Yvars, and the residents gradually got to know them.

"Good afternoon, Hilda!" Mrs. Martha said hello when she saw the two people. "Good afternoon, Mrs. Martha." Hilda waved to her, and Eric standing beside her remained silent as before.

"Good afternoon, Sister Hilda!" Charlie ran over with a letter, "This is Mr. Eric's letter." He handed the letter to Eric who was walking behind Hilda.He took the letter and said to the little boy: "Thank you." Charlie replied with a smile: "You're welcome!" Then he ran away in another direction.

Hilda approached him and asked curiously, "What is this?" "Daloga's reply." He opened the door and walked in.Eric sat on the couch and opened the letter.Hilda closed the door and went to the kitchen to pour two glasses of water on the table.

"I'm going back to the basement." Eric's tone quickened, he got up and walked to the stairs, opened the door and went in.

Hilda was a little surprised. He hadn't been in the basement for a few days. These days, he either stayed in the upstairs room or sat in the living room.She sighed softly, took a glass of water and went upstairs to her room.

The next morning, Hilda came down the stairs and saw Eric sitting at the table with an invitation.

"Good morning," she said.

Eric looked at her and pushed the invitation to Hilda.She pulled away the chair opposite and sat down, picked up the invitation in front of her, and opened it.

"are you going?"

"I don't know..." Hilda was a little surprised when she saw this invitation - it was a wedding invitation for Christine and Viscount Shani.

Erik stood up, took the invitation from her, put on his cloak and opened the door.

"Where are you going?" Hilda stood up suddenly, shaken by the vase on the table, and she hurried to the door to watch Eric's movements.

She didn't speak, and reached for the hat hanging by the door.

"Eric!" Hilda stepped forward and took off his hat. "Are you going to Paris?"

"Hilda, this is none of your business." Eric said softly. "Eric, it's been almost a month. It's been a month since we left Paris, what are you going back to do?" She was already a little anxious, and her speech became very fast.

He did not speak, and stood motionless in the doorway with his hat in his hand. "I asked you if you were leaving Paris, and you said you were, and I followed you to Yvars." "I'm going back to Paris now," he repeated. "Hilda, don't make me angry." He Trying his best to calm down his agitated mood, he looked at Hilda who was deadlocked at the door with him.

"Eric, what's the use even if you go!" She shouted anxiously, with some crying.

"Hilda!" Eric shook her off and grabbed his arm.

Hilda rushed to the door at once, and stood in front of him with outstretched arms to barricade the door.

Eric watched her movements. He reached out and took off the mask on half of his face and looked at her.Hilda felt his anger, and her body trembling as she blocked the door.

"What are you shaking!" Eric yelled, grabbing Hilda's shoulders.She closed her eyes tightly in pain, and a few tears came out of the corners of her eyes. "Open your eyes and look at me!" he said in the same tone as he had said to Christine that night in the basement, except that it was Hilda standing in front of him—but she opened her eyes when she heard him, and she Staring at Eric's face, he said slowly, "I'm not afraid."

Eric's eyes widened at her words, his hands shaking Hilda's shoulders. "I said it there, Eric." Hilda stopped blocking the door, stretched out her hand to touch Eric's face, and said in her smallest voice——

"I like you."

The author has something to say:

It is found that all the updates these days have become "modified".

It's finally Chapter 32, and it will be updated in the future, yay!

Sadly urging the student party to rush homework crazily these days, and they will report back to school soon.

Watching too many fairy tale movies these days makes me want to write (…) every time I see a heroine.

Chatting with friends will bring out a lot of ideas!Opening a pit is really a happy and painful thing.

Be happy all the time! !