He is a peach beauty

When Gu Changze came out of the bathroom after taking a shower, Olaf's meat leaves were already yellowed and wrinkled, almost dehydrated.

"What's wrong with you?" Gu Changze didn't expect Olaf to look as if he would wither immediately, and was very surprised. He threw the towel with wet hair on the sofa, picked up the flowerpot, Take Olaf to the bathroom tap to refill the water.

However, Olaf's leaves were still dry after watering, as if they hadn't absorbed it at all.The development of the situation was a bit beyond Gu Changze's expectation. At this moment, he was no longer in the mood to care about Olaf's previous good deeds. He was only worried that he would really wither.

It wasn't until this moment that Gu Changze realized that Olaf's life is so fragile. If something happened to him, Gu Changze would be at a loss, because there is no hospital on the earth that can treat alien succulents. Who should I ask to save Olaf?

"Olaf? Olaf?" Gu Changze shook him gently, trying to make sure if he could still hear him.

Olaf's small body trembled twice, but he wailed loudly when he opened his mouth: "Wow, Gu Changze, don't want me, I will be very obedient in the future, and I won't make you angry anymore, woo— —”

As he sobbed, the fleshy leaves that were only slightly yellowed turned darker, and turned into a dry brown at a speed visible to the naked eye, as if they would fall off the stem with a light touch.

Gu Changze was also anxious: "What nonsense are you talking about? When did I say I don't want you anymore?"

"But you ignored me just now." Olaf continued to cry.

Gu Changze took two deep breaths, and said in a firm tone: "I didn't want you, I didn't ignore you, and I will never want you, I will never ignore you, do you understand, do you want me to say it again? ?”

Olaf's crying gradually subsided, but he was still a little uncertain: "I am so useless, and I will cause you trouble, and make you almost unable to act. Do you still want me?"

Gu Changze: "Yes, you are so cute and sensible, why would I not want you?"

"Then if one day I'm not cute anymore, do you still want me?" Olaf asked persistently.

Gu Changze remained suspicious for a while.

Olaf said firmly: "It doesn't matter, I will try my best to always look cute." Olaf from Star R has an ability that Gu Changze does not know, that is, in order to better adapt to life and increase the ability to survive, he can complete High-level mimicry, growing into what he thinks is the safest look.

After meeting Gu Changze, Olaf has made up his mind to grow up to look like a human being on Earth. Firstly, it is because he can survive on Earth better, and secondly, because Gu Changze likes him to learn from humans.

Gu Changze choked on Olaf's promise that he would work hard to look cute, and after digesting it, he said, "No need to be stressed, no matter what you look like, I will take care of you."

Having said so much, Olaf's gloomy mood finally cleared up again, and he began to absorb the water from the tap.

Thus, Gu Changze watched helplessly as the shriveled Olaf became tender and lovely again at a speed visible to the naked eye, as if the dying succulent just now was not him.

Gu Changze sighed lightly, and suddenly felt that the feelings just now were wasted, what should I do?

It took less than half an hour to reconcile Gu Changze and Olaf back to the bedroom and started to work on their own affairs.On the big bed, Olaf lay beside Gu Changze's lap and continued to watch the unfinished "Blossoms Like Brocade" on the tablet, while Gu Changze took out the script to do his homework.

"No Snow" tells the story of a peddler who sells cotton candy in an amusement park, weaving dreams for children.Every marshmallow represents every child's vision and longing for the future at that age.Zhang Hehui, who sells cotton candy, has been guarding the entrance of the amusement park for decades. With a simple machine and a few handfuls of sugar, he weaves a colorful dream for generations of children.

Years later, the child who once bought marshmallows here has grown up. He brought his own children to the playground and watched his children take the marshmallows he had eaten decades ago from Zhang Hehui.Zhang Hehui's once young face was already covered with wrinkles, but that hearty and sincere smile was still so familiar.

The themes of the film are dreams and loneliness.

Dreams belong to children, and loneliness belongs to Zhang Hehui.

Zhang Hehui was married but divorced again. His wife remarried with his daughter because he thought he could not make money and was not motivated.He lives alone and has no family anymore.

But has he ever despaired?No.Because he remembers his daughter’s surprise smile when she saw him roll out the cute and interesting cotton candy, and he also remembers that his wife said the first sentence to him because the cotton candy he made was sweeter than other places.

It seems that everyone has forgotten the original mood, only Zhang Hehui's memory is as fresh as yesterday.

At the end of the story, Zhang Hehui froze to death at the gate of the amusement park.In a small southern city that never snows, people froze to death in early autumn, how inconceivable.

Gu Changze has read this script dozens of times. He can understand Zhang Hehui's loneliness, but he can't understand Zhang Hehui's perseverance. He still needs to communicate with the director and screenwriter tomorrow.

And Olaf hadn't been watching "Flowers Like Brocade" for a long time, but quietly opened Weibo, wanting to see if the trouble he caused had been resolved.