One is waiting for information in the winter in the north, and the other is looking at his mobile phone in the summer in the south. 1,300 Kilometers, seen four times a year. He said: Migratory birds will always return home. But he didn't say whether the nest is on your side or mine.
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Migration of migratory birds is instinctive, and migration in winter and summer is the choice of love. The migration path is not smooth sailing, but when spring comes, migratory birds will fly back to the north, and their loved ones will always meet again [Sending Hearts] A very good book, I like it [Love]
It takes five steps to turn back, and it takes ten miles to wander. Slowing down your flying pace is not because you are afraid of getting hurt if you fly too fast, but because you are waiting. Wait for the migratory bird that lags behind but will catch up.
There will always be a relationship that is helplessly separated by thousands of miles. Then when the ice melts, fly south to see him.
Very good story.
The writing is profound and beautiful.
The writing style is really nice. I like it so much.
It's beautiful (♥∀♥). Will there be a follow-up to this by the author?
Migration of migratory birds is instinctive, and migration in winter and summer is the choice of love. The migration path is not smooth sailing, but when spring comes, migratory birds will fly back to the north, and their loved ones will always meet again [Sending Hearts] A very good book, I like it [Love]
It takes five steps to turn back, and it takes ten miles to wander. Slowing down your flying pace is not because you are afraid of getting hurt if you fly too fast, but because you are waiting. Wait for the migratory bird that lags behind but will catch up. There will always be a relationship that is helplessly separated by thousands of miles. Then when the ice melts, fly south to see him. Very good story.
The writing is profound and beautiful.
The writing style is really nice. I like it so much.
It's beautiful (♥∀♥). Will there be a follow-up to this by the author?