Book1:TeDream-Maker (第219/711页)

tinghimreverttohisnaturalhrowingawaythehypocrisyofmundanede．Butthenthebearrealizedthathenolongerreposedinahumanbodyandthereforedidnothavetobotherwithhumaris．Peingthedensefog，hefoundmoreclustersofflowersthanhehadeverseeninthemeadows，headsbenttogetherasifwhisperingineachother’sears．Ashewenton，aseaofflreetedhim，whisperingthatitwassaidaFlowerFairywouldbeborhefirstraysofsunshineappeared．Smittenbycuriosity，thebeartiofollowthebutterfly．Gradually，anobscurerayofsunshiratedthefog．Hezigzaggedonnotknowingwherehewasorwhichwayhetook．Thenhecametothefootofahill．Thewihefogawaytotheothersideofthemountain．Sunshineburstout．Hesawaseaofexuberantflowersflutteringandswayinginjoy，hailihoftheFlowerFairy．Butterfliesfl