没做过这种题目,乱写的。字数多了,就当看着玩吧: Chen missed seeing her talking to the birds. He was also curious about the stories Lan told. “I will ask the birds,” Chen thought. But when he climbed up the tree, he found nothing but an empty nest, for the birds that dwelled there had migrated. Chen began to feel lonely. “If she ever returns,” he decided, “I will pay her to tell me her stories.” Chen went through his pocket, but he could only find the same coin that Lan had given him. Chen’s stinginess did not make him any friends. On a Sunday, Lan appeared under the tree. Chen rushed out of his house, heart filled with joy. But when he stood in front of Lan, he was too shy to ask her. “Why did you stop coming?” Chen asked. “My grandmother went into hibernation early this year,” Lan answered, “I’m examining the Hakurei Barrier on her behalf.” Lan saw the coin in Chen’s hand and asked: “Did you want to buy something from me?” “Yes,” Chen pleaded, “The stories you told the birds seemed interesting. Can you tell me these stories if I give you my coin?” Lan finds Chen’s voice adorable and petted Chen’s head. “I’m afraid one coin may not be enough,” she said, “but you are cute. If you want to be my Shikigami, I can tell you all my stories for free.” “But I can’t leave Mayohiga,” Chen objected, “I still need to feed the stray cats.” “It’s okay,” Lan responded in a soothing voice, “you can still live here. I will come regularly and tell you stories.” From then on, Chen joined Lan under the tree every Sunday afternoon. They share the same shade and the same stories.