I have wine. Do you have a story? What's the next sentence?

I have a story. You have wine. Would you like to go with me?

I have wine. Do you have a story? You have a story, you have wine, and I can chat with you all night. The next sentence of this sentence is "I have a story, I have wine, would you like to go with me?"

These two sentences are from the novel I have a story. Do you have any wine? Written by Kanto Noke, it is about a lonely traveler who has experienced great storms in the world and has many ups and downs in his heart. The stormy years have made him talk a lot, and just a glass of wine can tell you those wonderful stories.

You have a story, I have wine. Tell me:

1, I have a story. I have wine. I can talk to you all night.

2, I have smoke, I have wine, smoke enters the lungs, and wine enters the stomach.

3, I have a pot of wine, enough to comfort the dust, I have a pot of tea, enough to laugh at life. I have a horse enough to run around the world, and I have a lamp enough to study at night. I have a tear enough to cry for you, and a bowl of blood enough to dye my wedding dress.

4, you have a story, I have wine, and I have no worries.

You have chicken soup and I have wine. You are harmless, I am not drunk for a thousand cups.

6. I'm lonely. I have wine. Will you stay with me?