不喜欢吃粉梨

When I saw a pile of snow pears at the supermarket, I casually picked two and bought them home. I put them in the refrigerator to chill, planning to eat them after my evening run.

When I got home out of breath in the evening, I immediately opened the fridge, took out one pear, and washed it. I imagined the juicy flesh bursting in my mouth. But as soon as I took a bite, something felt off—the pear was soft and mealy, with none of the crispness I expected.

I knew right away it had been stored for too long. I grabbed the other one, but it tasted just the same. It seemed no one liked eating pears here, so they had been left to sit for ages.

在超市看到一堆雪梨，随手挑了两个买回家。放到冰箱里冰着，等到晚上跑步回来再吃。
晚上气喘吁吁地回到家，马上打开冰箱拿出一个梨洗了洗。想象着汁水飞溅的画面。一咬梨，顿时不对劲，这个梨软软的，面面的，完全没有脆生生的感觉。
就知道是放太久了。另外拿了一个，也还是一样的味道。看样子大家都不喜欢吃梨，以至于放太久了。
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