A short story suitable for telling your girlfriend?

I read this in Reader magazine, and I think women will like it. I am very touched.

One winter morning, the sun shone brightly on the scenery after the snow. Near the priestley Valley in the Rocky Mountains, Carol, a handsome young football player, kissed his beloved fiancee Betty and said in a very gentle voice, "Let's enjoy the happiness brought by the Virgin Mary. Tomorrow we will step on the red carpet of the church. You will always be my bride! "

Betty shyly snuggled up to Luo's chest and said nothing. She has been immersed in poetic sweetness and romantic fantasy.

Carol and Betty fell in love for a while, and then they started skiing. Under the huge red crystal, they used all kinds of wonderful gestures to vent their long-term depression. Now, they finally have a free and gorgeous sky. They were so excited that they still forgot to come back when the sun had quietly hidden their faces behind thick clouds. But soon they got lost and ran into a snowy area where no one might have been.

This is the second day of getting lost.

A cold wind pushed Betty's thin body away, and Carol hugged her quickly. Betty said weakly, "honey, I haven't eaten for days." Maybe, maybe I will leave you and go to see God alone. " "Carol stopped her from saying more. He took Betty to a nearby snow-covered Shandong and lit the fire of life for Betty with a few branches picked up from the snow field. Then Carlo turned and went out to get his grades, but he came back empty-handed. In such a cold and barren season, in such a valley where birds and animals are scarce, where can we get food?

It's snowing all the time in the Rocky Mountains! As if to bury young lovers in the abyss of jealousy!

In this way, the two spent a day in the pain of hunger and cold, and Betty has become extremely weak. The next morning, Carlo still refused to give up hope and returned to the cave. At this time, he was pale and faltering, and his left arm had disappeared, leaving only bloody and incomplete sleeves. Betty hugged her beloved and cried. It turned out that Carol met a bear looking for food. Carol's arm was brutally bitten off when fighting with the evil beast. Betty never thought that she would leave Snow Valley again. They snuggled together, with tears and trembling smiles, enjoying the last tenderness when they left this world. As night fell, Betty fell asleep, but when she woke up the next morning, she found a barbecue on the fire. "I caught a frozen rabbit at night." Carol said wearily. Betty wolfed down her food, but Carol didn't. Betty asked him, but he said she was full. Betty then left nearly half of the burnt black barbecue for them to eat when they needed it most. Amusement food, God finally brought a glimmer of life to the survival of two people. However, because Carlo lost too much blood yesterday, he spent too much energy these days and finally fell on the snow in the Rocky Mountain and never stood up again.

On the afternoon of the fifth day after Carol died forever, Betty was rescued by the search party. At that time, her eyes were dull and gaunt. In the ward of the Red Cross Hospital in Saskatoon, when a professor wanted to know why Betty persisted in the desperate situation of ice and snow for so long, Betty said, "It's love and this!" " She showed her a half roast.

"This is human flesh!" The professor stared at the barbecue for a while and then shouted, "This is a man's left arm! Although the barbecue is blurred, I can still tell the structure of the bone! "

Betty's face suddenly turned pale, and she remembered the sparkling snow on the Rocky Mountain, as well as her boyfriend Carol's painful smile and bloody arm. She seemed to see the tragic scene of Carol committing suicide on a pointed rock. She understood! She understood everything!

Betty held Carol's engagement blue gem ring tightly to her chest, and then she lost her voice in pain. ...

Everyone who hears this story can't help crying, and I am one of them. When John's uncle told me about this wonderful love in that spring afternoon, my tears suddenly poured out like a river. John's uncle also told me that Betty later married a wealthy businessman in Simpsonburg, but divorced two years later. The rich businessman doesn't like Betty because she always has nightmares in the middle of the night and mumbles Carol's name.