"Ahhh~~~!"
A wave of screams swept overhead. Princess Anne looked up at the wildly shouting crowd, a hint of fervor in her eyes, then turned to Jiang Hao. "Can I ride that?"
"How's your heart?" Jiang Hao asked.
"The doctor said my heart is very healthy," Anne said.
"Then there's no problem."
Hearing Jiang Hao agree, Princess Anne said happily, "You know, I'd seen roller coasters before. I'd always, always wanted to ride one, but my father, my sister, and everyone else wouldn't allow it. They said it was dangerous. I've dreamed of this for so long."
"I'll take you." Jiang Hao held out his hand to the princess.
Anne's eyes curved into crescents as she smiled. She placed her hand in Jiang Hao's palm, and the two of them jogged toward the roller coaster.
They sat side by side.
The car went faster and faster.
Her short hair flew in the wind, and her skirt fluttered. Princess Anne gripped the safety bar tightly and couldn't help crying out, "Ahhh~~~ Aahhh~~~!"
Jiang Hao turned to look at the princess and saw no fear on her face—only excitement.
A few minutes later, the roller coaster came to a steady stop. The princess climbed down, her legs feeling a little weak. Jiang Hao supported her, one arm around her slender waist. Anne was still excited as she looked at him. "That was so thrilling."
"Doesn't it feel good to scream it out?"
"Yes. It felt like all the gloom in my heart had been shouted away," Anne said breathlessly.
In front of a food truck, Princess Anne kept pointing at things. "I want ice cream, and that hot dog, and this Grilled Cuttlefish."
The princess opened her mouth as wide as she could and stuffed the long hot dog inside, filling her