Predator

It's a special "appetite," and it's also a really mysterious, wonderful world of gore and tension, just like the way the book itself emerges—a mystery.

The book will be read, as if one mystery after another has been solved, sometimes it suddenly becomes clear, and sometimes the meaning is still unfinished; on the contrary, the person who brought the book here has never appeared, and that person is still Hugh who wants to solve it. Puzzles that you can open but can't solve.

Anyway, whenever Hugh woke up in the morning, the book would just disappear.

Yes, "total", Hugh started one day, almost every time he was on the night shift, he would receive a book like this - just one.Or, the book is very thin, and Hugh flipped through it after a while, suffering from the expectation of other books, he pretended to go to the bathroom, but when he came back, the book disappeared, but no new book appeared; or, The book was very thick, and when Hugh finally couldn't hold back his drowsiness, he fell asleep in the duty room. The opened book was left alone on the table without being finished, and even between the pages, Hugh was gently biting Hugh's wrist, which was used as a bookmark— —When he opened his eyes the next day, before Hugh knew it, the book would still be gone.

How like a well-planned encounter, a "Cinderella" ball that can only be held at night!And in a place that Hugh can't see, a person who still maintains a mystery is silently and in his own way accompanying Hugh on one night shift after another, spending one difficult night after another.

Knowing that someone is silently accompanying me, sharing night after night, page after page without desire or desire - Hugh dare say, this is a subtle and tingling feeling - a book, a never-before-seen The people who show up have indeed become indispensable oxygen in his life in the long stream of water.

Of course, Hugh’s remaining rationality has long been frantically warning him, telling him that going on like this will not be good for his “spiritual assessment” when he graduated, telling him that this is wrong and immoral, and telling him to avoid those Books wrapped in sticky sugar and the bewilderment of the unknown "giver".

But what can he do?On duty four times a week, those books can come as promised every time, like the temptation of some kind of devil, or the singing of a siren—maybe one day, he will be seduced and lured away Hell; maybe one day, he'll be drunk and hit the rocks in a heaving boat.

Even he thought so, but Hugh couldn't refuse this amazing grace.

During the day, Hugh is still the sunny and lively boy who seems to have no darkness in his heart; at night, Hugh will hide in the skin called Shame, Shame, to perform the silent "tryst" - secretly enjoyed , Pleasure for one person, like rum chocolate-bite down, the sweet and soft glutinous is wrapped in a spicy liquid, which makes people want to eat until they are drunk to death.

Of course, this "Midnight Legend" will be even more beautiful if you can meet the "gifter" after dying drunk.

The author has something to say: the wonderful relationship between them~