One Piece: Musou Nami

she cried.

"Quentina, why are you crying?" Kurokas became at a loss.

"Kulokas, you are a good man," Quintina cried. "I want to marry you and be your wife, but I can't because I'm about to die. I know that I was poisoned. It was the guy who gave me the poison and forced me to listen to him. It's impossible, I wasn't going to listen to that disgusting guy, so I ran away."

"I was poisoned and was going to die. I always knew it, so I couldn't marry you."

At this moment, Quintina stretched out her hand and spread her fingers apart. When the opposite hand stretched out, the hand immediately closed and interlocked.

"Don't think too much, Quintina, I will cure you." Kurokas comforted him with a smile, but his heart hurt like a needle prick.

"Don't lie to me. If I could really be cured, you would have told me from the beginning."

Kurokas didn't expect Quintina to be so smart, and for a moment he was speechless.

"Although I can't marry you, I can give myself to you. Come on, Cullocas." Quintina took Cullocas's hand.

"Believe me, Quintina, I am a doctor, and a very powerful one. The reason I didn't tell you at first was because I wanted to give you a surprise when I make the antidote." Let this girl, whose face is filled with tears, not affect her beauty, believe that Kurokas told a lie that even deceived herself.

just.

That kind of heartache, he chose to forget.

"Really?" Quintina's eyes lit up.

Quintina's desire to live, especially after the ordeal she went through, led her to meet Kurokas. This man is willing to tear off his roof just so that he can see the blue sky.

"Of course." Kurokas stretched out his hand and smoothed Quintina's hair in front of her face, allowing her eyes to be fully exposed.

Under the moonlight, these eyes became more and more dazzling and profound.

Quintina was a little embarrassed to be seen. She knew that she was beautiful, otherwise she wouldn't be targeted by the bastards. However, this was the first time that she was looked at by a man so tenderly, and under this kind of gaze, she could easily fall.

No, he has been trapped.

"Cullocas, can I trust you?" Quintina asked sincerely, but she was very nervous. In fact, Quintina knew that she didn't have many choices, but she still hoped to get the best result from Cullocas. I heard an affirmation from my mouth.

Kurokas felt the strength in his palm after asking this question.

"Of course." Kurokas replied confidently.

Quintina's eyes lit up again.

"That's great, Cullocas, I want to marry you." Quintina stepped forward and hugged Cullocas, with her five-fingered hand in the arms between the two.

"Well, I want to marry you, Quintina." Kurokas gently stroked Quintina's back and said solemnly to Quintina, and also to himself.

At night, Kurokas still lay next to Quintina.

Because the five fingers are intertwined.

Because both of them have a vision for the future.

Maybe they were dreaming, maybe they both knew that dreams would eventually lead to waking up, but neither of them mentioned it.

In other words, neither of them wanted to wake up.

Kurokas placed a gentle kiss on Quintina's forehead, sweet yet solemn, and said gently to the girl in front of him: "Go to sleep, Quintina."

"Well, you too, my love." After her bold confession, Quintina closed her eyes and squeezed into Kurokas's arms.

The two slept in each other's arms.

It should have been a great night, but God has a way of playing tricks on people.

While the two of them were sleeping, it started to rain. There was no roof, and when a raindrop hit Kurokas on the forehead first, he was instantly awakened. When I opened my eyes, it was raining heavily.

"It's raining, Quintina."

There was no need for Kurokas to remind her. At this time, Quintina was also awakened by the sudden heavy rain.

Kurokas first covered their heads with quilts, then helped Quintina get out of the bed and came to a place covered by a roof. After Kurokas fell from the roof before, he never dealt with the roof again, so there was still a roof.

The two of them were wrapped in quilts and huddled together. Fortunately, they moved quickly and the quilts were not completely wet.

The two of them relied on each other and just watched the rain falling, but not long after, Quentin chuckled.

Kurokas asked curiously: "Quentina, what are you so happy about?"

Quintina said: "We deserve this."

Kurokas also understood what Quinina meant. If he hadn't opened the roof so that Quinina could see the sky, he wouldn't have been soaked by the rain while sleeping today.

"Isn't this funny?" Quintina asked with a smile.

Although there was some rainwater on Quintina's body, her heart was warm.

Kurokas also laughed. He was indeed impulsive at that time, but he had no regrets.

"When it stops raining, I will renovate the roof."

"Of course. How can I, a great young lady, live in such a shabby house?"

Quintina's tone sounded like a wealthy lady, but it didn't sound arrogant and domineering, but had a touch of cuteness.

"Yes, you are right, how can I let the rich daughter Quintina live in such a house."

Quinlina thought that Kurokas had misunderstood her, so she quickly explained, "Kuluokas, I don't dislike your house..."

Koulokas interrupted Quintina and said: "It's me, I want to give you a big house. There are many rooms in it, for reading, entertainment, cooking, and watching movies together." For TV.”

I want a big house with big floor-to-ceiling windows. The sunlight shines on the floor and warms my quilt.

I want a big house with many, many rooms.

One room has the fastest Internet, one room has many guitars, one room has my beautiful clothes, and one room houses my friend and his lover.

A room, a room, I don’t know what to put in it, bid farewell to the bleak life.

We stay up at night and spend our days in bed thinking, with puppies running around the house, having a perfect day, having a perfect day.

"And the children's."

This sentence was said by Quintina. When she said it, she looked at Cullocas, and Cullocas also looked at her. The rain was pouring down, but surprisingly it couldn't disturb the two of them.

In this way, the two people were in close contact with each other under the rainy atmosphere, feeling each other's breath and the rising changes in body temperature.

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