People say: I see deer when the forest is deep, whales when the sea is blue, and you when I wake up from a dream.
But in fact, the fog rises when the forest is deep, the waves surge when the sea is blue, and the night continues when I wake up from dreams.
No deer, no whale, no you.
But after all: Deers come in the fog, whales follow the waves. If you don't look back, how do you know I'm not here?
But it seems to me: the deer is frightened when seeing people and disappears into the depths of the forest; the whale rides on the waves and runs aground in the shallows; just like when I see you, I am as frightened as I am.
After all: the deer is afraid of people, the tide recedes and the whale falls, the mist is hidden in your heart.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.