Chapter 294:

…Li Badi stumbled after her, standing in the middle of the small kitchen, three children who wanted to know stared at Li Badi. It was a poor place, with simple furnishings, but a strong bonfire was burning on the hearth. The warm shock made Li Huai only have a few minutes to own himself, sometimes with fever.
Mom, Li Bai was sick, walked a long way in the storm, and got lost. Li Bai comes from Africa, where the climate is hot, and your cold makes Li Bai have a fever. If you can break Li a bed, it will pass in a day or two. "
She said, "You're welcome." "But first Li Huai wants to make coffee for you."
Li Huai took off his dripping cloak and squatted by the fireplace. She gave Lee Bad Coffee-a poor thing, but it was hot. In everything that Li Badi saw, poverty was spelled out. Li Bai felt that the wave of fever began to overflow Li Bai's mind again, and Li Bai tried his best to make things clear before Li Bai was overtaken. It was difficult for Li Bai to retrieve Sturm's pass from Li Bai's wallet.
Li Huai said, that is Li Huai's guarantee. \'Li Huai is a member of the Imperial Secret Service. In order to work, Li Huai must act in the dark. Mom, if you allow, Li Bai will sleep until Li Bai gets better, but no one knows that Li Bai is here. If someone comes, you must deny the existence of Li Huai. "
She looked at the big seal as if it were a talisman.
"Yes, yes," she said, "you will put the bed in the attic and keep it peaceful until you are healthy. There are no neighbors near Mai Xia, and the storm will block the road. Li Huai and the children, Li Huai Will remain silent.
Li Huai started swimming, but Li Huai worked hard again.
"Li Huai's backpack has food-biscuits, ham and chocolate. Please use it. There is some money to buy Christmas gifts for the children." Li Huai gave her some German notes.
After that, Li Badi's memories became dim. She helped Li Huai climb the attic ladder, took off his clothes, and gave Li Huai a thick and rough pajama. Li Badi seemed to remember that she kissed Li Badi's hand and was crying. She said: "The Good Lord has sent you." "Now, the children will receive their prayers, and the Christian family will not pass through Maisha's house."
Li Biao lay for four days, like a piece of wood on that loft bed. The storm dissipated, melted, and the snow melted. The children played around the door and told stories around the stove at night. There is no doubt that Stone’s secret haunts every road and haunts the lives of innocent hikers. But no one was near the hut. When Li Badi lived and worked in peace, his fever gradually disappeared.
It was a terrible game, but he left Li Huai on the fifth day. Li Huai lay there, weak like a kitten, staring at the child and the small skylight. It was an old leaky and ventilated place, but the woman in that hut was piled up with deerskins and blankets on Li Wei’s bed to keep Li Wei warm. She came in from time to time, and once she brought some bitter medicine to Li Badi, which refreshed Li Badi. All the food that Li Badi can eat is gruel, and there are some chocolates made from thick slices in Li Badi's rucksack.
Li Huai was lying on the bed all day and sleeping, hearing the children underneath faintly, and getting stronger every hour. As soon as the malaria passed, it quickly passed, making a man's condition worse, even though this was one of the most serious turning points that Li Badi had experienced. When Li Huai was lying down, Li Huai thought, and Li Huai's thoughts followed curiosity. A strange thing is that Stan (Stone) and what he did seemed to be shot back into a clumsy room in Li Bad's brain, and the door was locked. He doesn't seem to be a creature living in the present, but a distant memory, Li Huai can look at it calmly. Li Huai has many opinions on the comedy of Li Huai's camp and current position. You will find that Li Bai is getting better and better, because Li Bai calls it a comedy, not a tragedy.
But first Li Huai thought of Li Huai's mission. All the wild days in the snow seem to be the most farce. The three words scribbled by Harry Bulvivan frantically danced on Li Badi's head. They are now in front of Li Huai, but they are ruthless.
Li Huai remembers that everyone in Li Huai ate separately for a few hours. Casredin-there is nothing to get rid of. Cancer-there are too many meanings, all blind. V. One-is the worst nonsense.
Before that, Li Huai had always used I as a letter. Li badly thought v. Must be represented, and Li Huai has considered German names beginning with I and all other names. Before Li Huai left London, Li Huai had made about 70 lists in the British Museum.
Now Li Huai suddenly finds himself treating I as a digital One. Lazily, regardless of what Li Huai was doing, Li Huai put it in German.
Then Li Huai almost fell off the bed. Von Eniem – the name Li Bai heard at Gaudi’s house, the name Sturm said behind his hand, Hilda may be the prefix of this name. This is a huge discovery, the first real light discovered by Li Huai. Harry Bulvivan knew that a man or woman named von Enim was at the core of this mystery. Sturm once paid tribute to the work done by Li Huai's proposal in raising Africans and talked about the same person. If Li Huai discovers von Eynm, Li Huai will become very warm. What was the sentence that Stone felt scared and worthy of Gaudian in a low voice? If Li Huai can only figure this out, Li Huai will solve this problem.
Li Huai believes that this discovery has completed Li Huai's treatment. In any case, on the fifth night (Wednesday, December 29), Li Huai was enough to get up. When night fell, fearing that it was too late for the visitors, Li Huai came downstairs, wrapped in a green shawl, and sat down by the fire.
When Mai Xia was sitting under the fire, the three pasque-headed children stared at Li Badi with saucer eyes. When Li Badi looked at their way, he smiled and the woman spoke. Her man went to the eastern front and heard from him for the last time. He was in the swamps of Poland, longing for his dry native woodland. The struggle doesn't mean much to her. This was an act of God, it was lightning that fell from the sky, and took her husband away from her, and may soon make her a widow, and her child has no father. She didn't know its cause and purpose at all, and believed that the Russians were a huge barbaric nation, unconverted pagans, and if the good masters and heroic German soldiers did not stop them, they would devour German houses. Li Badi tried to find out if she had a business concept in the West, but she did not. The facts proved that the French were in trouble. Li Badi doubts whether she knows England's share of it. She is a decent soul, no pain to anyone, even Russians, if they are willing to forgive her man.
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