Chapter 1326: Du Fu 52

Chapter 1326
At night the two slept close to each other to keep each other warm. Although very untimely, the question of survival must be at the forefront of everything.
It's very windy tonight.
Fortunately, Du Lai had the foresight and made a simple stove out of mud. The fire inside would not be easily blown out by the wind.
It's just that the two of them didn't have the good fortune of holding the fire. They were huddled in a pile of chaotic leaves, only the rocks behind them blocked the wind, and the wind came in from time to time, making the two people chill.
Fu Miaoxue originally lay side by side with Du Lai, but couldn't help it later and couldn't help but drill into his arms.
While drilling, complaining: "You smell so bad!"
Du Lai: "..."
Whoever catches shrimps every day to build a house and squeeze mud will not smell good.
He replied: "You don't smell better than me."
Fu Miaoxue suddenly stiffened in his arms, "Impossible!" She immediately lowered her head to smell, but the two were too close to each other and couldn't tell who the smells were. In short, the smell came and went.
Fu Miaoxue was discouraged and muttered: "I must take a bath tomorrow and I will wash my hair."
Du said: "Tomorrow, you have to build a house, add fresh water, dig clams, check fishing traps, shoot birds... There are too many things to do, how can you have time to take a bath? Up."
"You will get sick if you don't take a bath every day." Fu Miaoxue was very dissatisfied.
She should have gone crazy before, but now she can't stand the cold. She relies on Du Lai's chest to warm her, so she lacks confidence and speaks quietly.
Du Lai was worried about the weather tomorrow, sighed, and said, "Go to sleep."
Fu Miaoxue responded with grievances.
Afterwards, Du Lai also closed his eyes.
He wanted to fall asleep as soon as possible because he needed a rest, but he didn't know why and couldn't fall asleep.
Maybe it was the wind and rain outside that made my heart uneasy, maybe the woman in his arms moved around. He didn't feel sleepy after listening to the wind and rain all night. It wasn't until the wind stopped and the sky was shining that he realized that a new day had arrived.
The first action is to touch Fu Miaoxue’s forehead
Fortunately, no fever.
Among all cold symptoms, cough and runny nose can last for a few days, but high fever cannot. If it is not treated in time, it may cause syncope, convulsions, or even shock.
Fu Miaoxue did not have a fever, which is good news for Du Lai. I used to worry about her safety because I was afraid of being angered by Fu Lisheng, but now I am worried about her.
He also couldn't tell why there was such a psychological change. Thinking about it in the depths, it was probably because of loneliness. On a desert island, the loneliness of relying on each other was extremely strong. He couldn't imagine that if he was the only one left on this island, he would have the will to hold on.
Du Lai thought nonsense. At this moment, Fu Miaoxue woke up.
She opened her wistful eyes and asked him dazedly: "Why are you holding me so tight..."
Du Lai was taken aback and let go of her a little, "I thought you were cold."
"It's okay..." She closed her eyes again in a daze, "I'll go to bed for a while. I wake up too early and get hungry... I'll go to bed again, just..."
Du Lai moved away carefully, got up slowly, and whispered: "You go to bed, I'll find something to eat."
Fu Miaoxue slumped her head and went to bed without responding.
Du Lai walked out of the simple shack, cleaned up the rain-filled bamboo tube outside, and then set aside the fire in the stove. The fire was going out, and there was not enough dry wood in the cave. It seemed that besides looking for food, he had to find some dry branches and dead leaves.
There are too many things to do, and everything needs to be solved urgently.
Before leaving the shelter, Du Lai looked back at Fu Miaoxue. Suddenly, she felt that she was very similar to the children of Xiaodou and Xiaomiao, who were all so fragile, young, helpless, waiting for him to feed.
(End of this chapter)