"Why don't we ride the carousel? Look how pretty it is!"
"I want to ride the pirate ship. It's been so long since I last rode one."
"Yao Yao wants to ride the pirate ship, so we'll ride the pirate ship. Shen Muyan, don't tell me you're scared?"
Fang Ya looked at Shen Muyan teasingly.
"Scared? Heh."
Fine, she would ride it.
Shen Muyan went to buy tickets.
"Just buy two. I'll go get ice cream and use the restroom while I'm at it. Yao Yao, what flavor do you want?"
"Vanilla."
"Okey-dokey."
Fang Ya used the bathroom as an excuse to slip away. Having just eaten her fill, she had no desire to get shaken around until she threw up.
Shen Muyan shot Fang Ya's retreating figure a look and gritted her teeth as she bought two tickets.
"You're not afraid I'll get diarrhea? It's fine, I'll buy you laxatives!"
Shen Muyan was pulled onto the children's pirate ship by Lu Xiyao.
For the little girl, the moment she stepped onto the dragon-headed pirate ship, a thrilling adventure quietly began.
The ship slowly rose, and the world around them seemed to gradually fade away, leaving only the howling wind and the cultural center amusement park spreading wider beneath their feet.
Lu Xiyao was full of excitement, shouting loudly, "Wooo! Wooo!"
Meanwhile, Shen Muyan behind her had gone slightly pale. She was a little afraid of heights, but she had not said anything. She gritted her teeth and boarded the pirate ship anyway.
Thinking back, she seemed to have rarely accompanied her daughter on rides like these.
A child needed companionship in childhood. Once such moments passed, they were gone forever.
When the pirate ship reached its highest point, it suddenly plunged downward as if swept up by raging