Qays好像人间蒸发毫无音讯了，没有人会很久不出现或许Qays已经离开

Qays seems to have disappeared from the world. No one will not appear for a long time. Maybe Qays has left this world. Looking at Laila's persistent appearance, her parents can't bear to stop her. Ever since I heard that Qays used to appear in the desert, she meets every day. She went to the beach to wait for him, and she spared no one who passed by. She left early and returned late, but she never waited for him. She didn't know what else to do except wait for him. More than ten years have passed in a flash, and in the last year, when the lamp of her life was exhausted, she held the letter tightly and said, "I won't wait for you tomorrow." She left with regret. <br>On the day of her funeral, the haze in the sky seemed to be telling countless sorrows... A yellowed old newspaper floated down and landed on her coffin, with the news: X Year X Month On the X day, a huge sandstorm occurred in the XX desert, and no one survived...

Qays seems to have evaporated from the world. No one will not appear for a long time. Maybe qays has left the world. Looking at Laila's persistent appearance, her parents can't bear to stop her. Since she heard that qays often appeared in the desert, she would go to the beach to wait for him every day. She didn't let go of anyone who passed by. She went out early and returned late, but she never waited for him. She didn't know what else to do except waiting for him. More than ten years passed in a flash. In the last year, when the lamp of her life ran dry, she held the letter tightly and said, "I won't wait for you tomorrow." she left with regret.<br>On the day of her funeral, the sky haze seemed to be telling countless sorrows An old yellow newspaper floated down and landed on her coffin. It carried a news: on X, x, XX, a severe dust storm occurred in XX desert, and there was no life

Qays seems that there is no news from into thin air. No one will not show up for a long time. Maybe Qays has left this world. Looking at laila's persistence, her parents can't bear to stop her. Since I heard that Qays often appeared in the desert, she would go to the beach to wait for him every day, and she wouldn't let anyone pass by. Go out early and return late, but she never waited for him. She didn't know what else to do but wait for him. More than ten years passed quickly, and in the last year, when her life lamp ran out of oil, she tugged at the letter and said, "I won't wait for you tomorrow", and she left with regret. On the day of her funeral, the haze in the sky seemed to be telling countless sorrows ..... An old yellow newspaper floated down on her coffin, on which was published the news: X years, X months, X years, a huge sandstorm happened in XX desert, and there was no survivors. .....