When Silence Kills Us

"Cold War → No contact → Natural separation" "Love is killed by self-esteem" - the two of them care about each other in their hearts, but due to stubbornness, suspicion or fear, they allow their relationship to suffocate in the cold war. Due to the obsession of "who bows first", the two parties allowed their relationship to cool down, and eventually headed for an irreversible separation. One is afraid of taking the initiative, which is humility, while the other waits for the other party to compromise first. They reunited many years later. Although the two were relieved, their youth had passed away, leaving only the sadness of "if I had spoken in the first place". What really kills a relationship is often not quarrels, but silence - it makes two hearts cool into isolated islands within easy reach. This novel enlightens us: [Love requires courage to break silence, otherwise reunion will only be in memories]