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There's nothing wrong with this title but just curious why you use it?

Suddenly, he said, "Would you like to leave here?

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I'm guessing this is what you're trying to express?

I was surprised that Hhe intended to scale the wall.

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consistent verb tense

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Suddenly he said "Would you like to leave here?"

I replied "sure, but how could I do it?"

"Sure, but how?" would be more natural.

I have seen his motivation when I saw a high wall in front ofbehind some trees.

a high wall in front of trees: How can you see the trees if a wall is in front of them.
a high wall behind some trees: I can see the wall through the trees.

Assuming your original text was correct, it might be better to describe it as a high wall with trees peeking out from behind it.

By "motivation", do you mean "intention?" As in:

> I realized his intentions when I saw a high wall behind the trees.

I was surprised that Hhe intended to scale the wall.

he/she/him/her do not get capitalized except at the start of the sentence.

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"'cause" is a casual contraction of "because" and you will tend to find it only in spoken English, not written English. When written, you must use the single-quote (') to indicate the contraction.

I put the period there just because it felt more natural to me as two sentences with the second sentence stating the reason for your hesitation as an implication.

But I observed his face had no expressions and guessed he was experienced tohad scaled the wall before.

When describing someone as "experienced" in something, the object should generally be an expertise like "writing," "crafting," "fishing," etc., but not specific actions like "scaling this wall". Though you might describe them as "an experienced wall climber."