Wang Wen suddenly glanced around and then shouted, "Where’s the grassland? Where am I?"

The woman replied, "It was like this when I arrived. What’s wrong?"

Wang Wen scratched his head. "Is something wrong with my head? I was still in the middle of a prairie when I fell asleep last night…"

He suddenly turned his head to look at the woman again. "Who are you?"

The woman smiled. "I'm lost. Can you guide me?"

"No," Wang Wen answered bluntly.

"Why not?"

"I’m tired."

"Didn't you just wake up?"

"If you oversleep, you end up even more tired."

The woman was speechless. "Then I'll wait for you to rest. I'm lost, and I have no idea where I am. I don’t dare to try to go out on my own."

Wang Wen stared at the woman for a long moment. After a bit of hesitation, he shyly asked, "Why- why don't you squeeze in here with me? It might be big enough for both of us?"

The woman was thrilled. "Can I? Honestly, I’m quite frightened."

"Then forget it. I won’t try to force you," Wang Wen retorted.

The woman grew anxious. "I meant that I’m afraid of being left alone out here, not of being in the coffin."

"Why didn’t you say so earlier? I thought that you were afraid that I’m a bad person."

"Of course you aren’t a bad person. It’s easy to tell that you’re a good person."

"Well, I think that you look like a bad guy."

The woman was stunned.

Wang Wen stared at the woman, and then suddenly let out a loud laugh. "I'm just teasing...