I will remember the image of him jumping down to save others at the reservoir that year for two lifetimes.
I kept the candy he gave me for forty-four years and took it to the coffin.
When I woke up, I was eighteen years old. He is also eighteen years old.
He came after me and I pretended not to recognize him.
I want to see if this man is worth waiting for me in this life.
Ten years later, two old candy wrappers were put together. He asked: Why didn't you tell me earlier?
I said: For those who have been waiting for two lifetimes, the difference is not less than these few years.
He hugged me and said: I will pay you back in this life.
Later we returned to the village and built a hut by the reservoir.
Every evening, two candies, two people, watch the sunset.
He said: It's worth it.
I said: Wait.
