In the cemetery, I buried midsummer with my own hands, and my blazing youth came to an end alongside it.
Beneath the mulberry tree when we were twelve, she was the only light in my bleak life.
But I went to Germany to earn my doctorate, and cowardly pushed away the girl who had waited for me with all her heart.
I’m a top hematologist who can cure countless patients, yet I couldn’t save the woman I loved from leukemia.
After death, I was trapped in a cycle of reincarnation, reliving every regret again and again.
I knelt and prayed in an ancient temple, willing to trade away every last day of my life for hers. In the end, it was all in vain.
“Happiness is like a dandelion. The wind blows, and it scatters.”
Love, family, hope... in the end, everything returns to zero.
