Layla was obviously not interested in these snacks he bought: "I don't like eating these."
"You had breakfast. It's a bit small." Eric replied, "There are no high-end snacks here. You can satisfy your hunger later."
"I didn't say I want to eat high-end snacks.” Layla scolded him, "I don't like snacks."
"You like to eat fruit. But there is no fruit for sale here." Although Eric was quite familiar with her preferences, he was unsure if they had changed since then.
"You don't need to buy fruit. It's too heavy to carry. We won't spend the night here." Layla looked at the team in front of her and said casually, “It's very fast to take the cable car. It's cold up there, and those who can stay there for half an hour are warriors."
"Have you bought the cable car ticket for the return trip?” Eric looked at the running cable car not far away and asked.
Layla: "When buying a ticket, the default is a round-trip ticket."
Soon, they arrived.
Layla took off the gloves, turned on the phone, and showed the order to the staff.
The staff immediately gave her four lift tickets -- Two up, two down.
After getting the tickets, Layla handed two of them to Eric.
The two entered the scenic spot and went to the place where the cable car was taken.
There was also a queue for the cable car.
"Look over there." Layla saw people hiking up the snow-capped mountains at the foot of the mountain on the other side.
"It needs someone with experience to guide you." Eric said, "I have made a related movie before. Beforeshooting, I trained with local guides for a long time."
Layla was very surprised: "Then you still do it now. Is it?"
Eric shook his head: "Professional equipment, professional guides, and experienced climbers are all required... Climbing and filming are not the same thing."
"Oh......I'm not interested in outdoor adventures. But maybe I will be interested in the future. My uncle Mike said that every stage of a person's thinking will change." Layla said, "He said that he used to hate small animals, but now he likes small animal very much. He even bought an egg incubator to incubate eggs
Eric was taken back.
"Have you ever seen yourself incubate an egg?" Layla laughed, “You can search online, there are not only egg sellers, but also egg incubator sellers."
Eric: "Have they hatched and raised them in the yard by yourself?"
Layla: It should be! But he hasn't succeeded yet. He hatched a chick before, and the chick died within a few days. Now he hatches duck eggs and goose eggs."
Eric couldn't help laughing: "This is curiosity!"
Layla: "It should be a bit!"
The two arrived at the place where they took the cable car.
It took about twenty minutes before it was their turn to go up.
The cable car could only accommodate up to eight people, and there were not many cable cars here, so it took so long to queue up during the peak tourist season.
After entering the cable car, Eric stood in front of Layla and protected her inside.
The sense of security he gave Layla was the accumulation of each such relationship.
Layla turned her head to the side, looking at the scenery outside the cable car.
The mountain was covered with pure white snowflakes, reflecting a faint silver light under the natural light. At a glance, it was sacred and lonely. The joys and sorrows of human beings had thus become insignificant.
They had no idea how long it would take the cable car to arrive at the destination.
This was the largest flat land on this snow mountain.
It was like being cut by a knife, in sharp contrast with the steep mountain not far away.
Eric patted Layla on the shoulder: "It's here."
Layla came back to her senses: "So soon?"
"Yes." Eric took her arm and walked out of the cable car, "Many people are taking pictures. Why don't I take some pictures for you first!"
He was afraid that after they finished talking, she wouldn't be in the mood to take pictures again.